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.

No. Regimen Partners is an unlisted private equity asset manager. The firm's investment origin and oversight model draws on the team's experience in family offices — Seeman worked at Highgate Holdings, Eisler at Stern Partners — but Regimen itself raises external capital through a fund structure rather than managing the wealth of a single family.

The firm has not publicly disclosed its limited partner base or co-investor participants. Its fund structure points to a closed limited-partner pool rather than an open co-investment club or deal-by-deal SPV model. The long-dated fund likely precludes the typical institutional LP who demands interim liquidity, suggesting a concentrated group of patient capital providers.

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.