Andromeda

Tom George serves as Chief Investment Officer, leading the acquisition function. CEO Bonnie Wilhelm and VP of Strategy and M&A Harpreet Marwah are also named as key decision-makers in the M&A process, per the firm's website.

Andromeda operates as a subsidiary of Constellation Software, a publicly traded acquirer. It functions as a permanent-hold software consolidator, not a multi-asset family office. All its capital is deployed into whole-company software acquisitions.

Andromeda only does direct, whole-company acquisitions of vertical-market software businesses. The firm does not mention fund commitments, limited-partner stakes, or minority investments in its public materials.

Founders and leadership teams typically stay in place and retain day-to-day autonomy. Andromeda’s model explicitly avoids replacing management — it aims to preserve what made the business successful while providing access to Constellation’s capital, tools, and peer network.

Andromeda is a wholly owned operating group within Constellation Software. It follows CSI’s permanent-ownership philosophy and benefits from the parent’s scale in capital allocation, shared best practices, and back-office infrastructure while maintaining its own C-suite and brand.

Andromeda does not disclose co-investing with external GPs. Its model centers on unilateral, control acquisitions of software companies. There is no mention of club deals, syndicated minority stakes, or pooled investment vehicles in its published materials.

Andromeda targets mature, established vertical-market software companies — typically founder-led or privately held businesses with existing customer bases and revenue streams. It does not target startups, pre-revenue companies, or growth-stage rounds.