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.

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.

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.

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.

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.