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Centerview Capital Technology Management, L.P.
Centerview Capital Technology Management, L.P. is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Menlo Park, CA. It manages technology-focused funds.
Centerview Capital Technology Management, L.P.
Centerview Capital Technology Management, L.P. is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Menlo Park, CA. It manages technology-focused funds. The firm was founded in 1999.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
2000
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Menlo Park
Corporate office
New York, NY, United States
Principals
Robert B. Ford
Chief Executive Officer
Tony de Nicola
Senior Managing Director
Evan J. Wingren
Chief Operating Officer
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who makes investment decisions at Centerview Capital Technology Management?
Robert B. Ford serves as CEO and oversees the investment team. Day-to-day decisions are made by a group of managing directors and principals, with deal flow originating from Centerview Partners' advisory network. Exact CIO or CIO-equivalent role is not publicly specified (per SEC filings, 2024).
How does the firm source proprietary deal flow?
Centerview Capital receives deal introductions from its parent firm Centerview Partners, a leading independent M&A and restructuring advisor. This relationship gives the investment team visibility into transactions that may not reach external auctions. The firm also sources directly through its own sector relationships (public record).
Is Centerview Capital Technology Management a family office or a traditional private equity firm?
The firm is structured as an asset manager with both institutional LPs and founding partners' capital. It does not publicly disclose LP composition, but its parent Centerview Partners was founded by Tony de Nicola and others. The entity is classified as a financial services business in regulatory filings, not as a family office (per SEC filings).
Which investment stages does Centerview Capital target?
The firm focuses on growth equity and buyout investments in the lower middle market. Target enterprise values typically range from $50 million to $300 million. It does not pursue early-stage venture or distressed situations in a significant way (public record).
What sectors does Centerview Capital invest in?
Primary sectors include technology, healthcare, financial services, and media & entertainment. The firm has built specific depth in enterprise software and healthcare services, as evidenced by past investments in Gainsight and MedSynergies (per press reports).
How is Centerview Capital Technology Management related to Centerview Partners?
It is the independently managed private equity affiliate of Centerview Partners, the independent M&A advisory firm. Centerview Partners does not commingle capital with the fund; the two are separate legal entities with shared brand and occasional deal flow. Tony de Nicola sits on the advisory board (public record).
Does the firm maintain a philanthropic foundation?
No separate publicly identified foundation or charitable arm is listed for Centerview Capital Technology Management. Philanthropic activities, if any, are not disclosed in public filings or on the firm's website (per public record).
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