Sentinel Capital Partners

Sentinel Capital Partners

Type	Private
Industry	Private Equity
Founded	1995
Headquarters	New York, New York, United States
Key people	David S. Lobel John F. McCormack[1]
Products	Mezzanine capital, Management Buyouts, Corporate Divestitures, Industry Consolidations, Going-Private Transactions, Leveraged Buyouts, and Growth Capital
Total assets	$2.6 billion (assets under management)[2]
Number of employees	35+[3]
Website	www.sentinelpartners.com

Sentinel Capital Partners, L.L.C. is an American privately held investment firm focusing on Mezzanine capital, Management Buyouts, Corporate Divestitures, Industry Consolidations, Going-Private Transactions, Leveraged Buyouts, and Growth Capital transactions in the United States and Canada. Sentinel specializes in growing middle market private and public companies. The firm focuses its investments in companies operating in the aerospace and defense, outsourcing, consumer products and services, business services, consumer discretionary, healthcare products and services, consumer staples, materials, food and restaurants, outsourced manufacturing, franchising, distribution, industrial manufacturing, and manufacturing sectors.^[4]

References

External links

• Sentinel Capital Partners (Company website)
• Sentinel Capital Partners Google Finance
• Sentinel Capital Partners Hoovers
• Sentinel Capital Partners LinkedIn

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