Regimen Partners

Regimen's primary vehicle uses a 30-year fund term, which radically departs from the standard 5-to-7-year investment horizon typical in private equity. This structure enables the firm to hold portfolio companies for decades without pressure to exit on a predetermined timeline. The firm positions the fund as a partnership model for founders who do not want their businesses flipped by a traditional PE buyer.

Regimen targets Canadian and US Pacific Northwest companies with earnings between $3 million and $20 million. The portfolio focuses on economic backbone businesses that the firm expects will remain relevant for 50 years. Current holdings span industrial manufacturing, specialty distribution, building products, and professional audio — sectors with tangible assets and mature cash flows rather than technology risk.

Investment decisions are made through an Investment Committee composed of the four Managing Directors: Cooper Seeman, Gerry Bellerive, David Eisler, and Matt Miller. Seeman and Bellerive co-founded the firm in 2014. The committee reviews acquisitions and portfolio oversight with each Managing Director assigned as a key contact for specific portfolio companies.

Origination primarily runs through the Managing Directors' personal networks in Canadian mid-market M&A and operating-company circles. Gerry Bellerive's 20-year tenure at Capital West Partners and Matt Miller's leadership role at the Association for Corporate Growth – British Columbia provide direct access to entrepreneurs and intermediaries in Western Canada. The firm also maintains a Toronto office for Eastern Canada coverage.

Yes. Regimen states it is actively seeking new platform acquisitions in Canada and the US Pacific Northwest with earnings of $3 million to $20 million, as well as add-on acquisitions for existing portfolio companies across North America.