Rosser Capital Partners

Rosser Capital Partners

Rosser Capital Partners was established in 2011 by Harold Rosser. The firm originated from the private-equity track record he built in multi-unit consumer companies. Wealth is attributed directly to the Rosser family and affiliated partners rather than to a single operating company. The office concentrates on lower-middle-market consumer businesses with $2-15 million of EBITDA and five to thirty operating locations. It commits capital to restaurants, consumer brands and retailers through direct investments and co-investments alongside operating partners. Confirmed transactions include the 2025 acquisition of Tumble 22 alongside BRS & Co. and the 2022 growth investment in Kitchen Social. Activity centers on the United States with additional residential holdings in South Carolina, North Carolina and Florida. No public figure for assets under management or headcount appears in available materials. The Greenwich headquarters at 45 East Putnam Avenue houses the core team. Harold Rosser serves as Trustee Emeritus of the Culinary Institute of America and Wake Forest University; the Rosser Family Foundation handles separate philanthropic vehicles. In February 2025 Rosser Capital Partners and BRS & Co. acquired the Austin-based restaurant chain Tumble 22. The office maintains a hybrid posture that combines family-office capital with the sourcing and operating network of the affiliated Rosser Capital Partners private-equity platform. This arrangement permits flexible hold periods and direct ownership without the timing constraints of traditional fund vehicles.