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Dubois Capital Management
Larry Dubois's family office invests in private equity, real estate, hedge funds, and film production via Dubois Films.
Dubois Capital Management
Dubois Capital Management was established around 2010 by Larry Dubois, a veteran private equity investor who co-founded Harvest Partners in 1981. Harvest Partners built a multi-decade track record in middle-market buyouts across industrial services, manufacturing, and business services. Dubois's personal capital, generated through that firm's succession of funds, forms the core of the family office's investment base. The office deploys capital across three primary asset classes: private equity funds, real estate, and hedge fund commitments. Its most public-facing allocation is in media, where Dubois Films serves as the direct investment vehicle for feature film and television production. Confirmed positions include financing for the crime drama The Family (2013), starring Robert De Niro and Michelle Pfeiffer, and the historical epic Mary (2024), directed by D.J. Caruso and distributed by Netflix. The geographic footprint centers on New York for financial operations and Los Angeles for media production. Team size and total deployment are not publicly disclosed. The office does not appear to maintain a website or a LinkedIn presence, reinforcing its low-profile operating style. Dubois Films, the most externally visible arm, operates as a producer-side financier rather than a studio. In May 2024, Dubois Films' executive producer credit appeared on the biblical drama Mary, which streamed globally on Netflix, marking the family office's continued participation in direct content financing. Structurally, the office separates standard allocator functions—fund commitments, real estate acquisitions—from a dedicated film-finance vehicle, a pattern uncommon among family offices without entertainment-industry roots. This hybrid architecture lets Dubois Capital pursue uncorrelated media returns while preserving the institutional LP relationships inherited from the Harvest Partners network. The office's unwillingness to maintain a public marketing presence is itself a structural posture, relying on relationships formed over four decades of private equity deal flow rather than conventional fundraising.
General information
Firm type
Single Family Office
Year founded
2010
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
New York
Corporate office
New York, NY, United States
Principals
Larry Dubois
President
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Dubois Capital Management?
Larry Dubois serves as President of the family office. He co-founded Harvest Partners in 1981 and spent three decades leading middle-market buyouts before transitioning to managing his personal capital. The office does not publicly name additional investment staff or a CIO.
How is Dubois Capital Management related to Harvest Partners?
Larry Dubois was a founding partner of Harvest Partners, a New York-based middle-market private equity firm that raised successive institutional funds starting in the 1980s. Dubois Capital Management manages the personal wealth he accumulated as a senior figure at Harvest, but the family office operates independently and is not formally affiliated with the Harvest Partners funds or their current management.
What is Dubois Films and how does it fit into the family office structure?
Dubois Films is the direct film-production financing vehicle under Dubois Capital Management. It operates as an executive producer and financier for feature films, most recently the Netflix-distributed biblical drama Mary (2024), starring Anthony Hopkins. The vehicle allows the family office to make concentrated bets on entertainment projects outside the fund-commitment model used for traditional private equity.
Does Dubois Capital Management participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The office engages in both. In private equity and hedge funds, it allocates as a limited partner. In real estate and media, it pursues direct investments—the latter through Dubois Films. This hybrid approach reflects the founder's institutional LP background layered onto a family office mandate that allows for concentrated, single-asset bets.
Which sectors does Dubois Capital Management explicitly avoid?
The office has not published a formal exclusion list. Based on observable activity, it concentrates on sectors where the principal has direct operating experience—middle-market buyouts, commercial real estate, and media. There is no public evidence of venture capital, early-stage technology, or life sciences allocations.
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