IBG Management

IBG Management

IBG Management traces its roots to the operational proceeds from Nieman Printing, a Chicago-area commercial printing business founded by Thomas J. Nieman. The family office was established following the sale of the printing company to the Tribune Company, creating a liquidity event that seeded the firm's permanent capital base. The office invests across a concentrated portfolio spanning direct private equity, commercial real estate, and public market allocations. Known holdings have included operating businesses in the manufacturing and packaging sectors, reflecting continuity with the family's industrial origin. Real estate investments have focused on logistics and light-industrial properties in the Midwest. The firm maintains a lean operational footprint consistent with a single-family office serving one principal. No adjacent vehicles, club memberships, or philanthropic foundations are publicly documented under the IBG name. Structurally, IBG Management represents a classic operator-to-investor transition: a single-family office built on the proceeds of a privately held founder-operated business, without outside capital or an institutionalized multi-generational architecture.