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Stonehenge Partners
Stonehenge Partners is a asset manager based in Columbus, founded 1999; the Altss profile covers its classification, headquarters, registration, AUM band, and...
Stonehenge Partners
Stonehenge Partners is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Columbus, OH, registered since 2024.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Year founded
1999
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Columbus
Corporate office
Columbus, OH, United States
Principals
Andrew Bohutinsky
Managing Partner
Peter Davies
Managing Partner
Robert Eversole
Managing Partner
Michael Endres
Senior Advisor
David Meuse
Senior Advisor
Michael Arguelles
Partner
Erin Bender
CFO
Sean Dunn
Director
Sheila Behrendt
Vice President of Accounting
Austin Berning
Vice President
Marc Elberson
Vice President
Patrick Shevelson
Vice President
Jack Herceg
Associate
Amy Finn
Office Coordinator
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Stonehenge Partners?
Three managing partners — Peter Davies, Robert Eversole, and Andrew Bohutinsky — lead the firm. Senior advisors Michael Endres and David Meuse, formerly of Banc One Capital, sit on the investment committee. The firm lists 16 professionals with broad committee oversight rather than a single CIO.
How does Stonehenge Partners source proprietary deal flow?
The firm draws on relationships built over a 25-year history in the Ohio and Midwest middle market. Its managing partners and senior advisors hold deep ties to regional banking and professional-services networks, including Banc One Capital, Fifth Third Bank, and Lincoln International, which generate off-market opportunities.
Is Stonehenge Partners a generalist or a sector-specific investor?
Stonehenge is a generalist with clear exclusions. The firm invests across manufacturing, distribution, healthcare, and business services but states it avoids real estate, retail, and technology. This narrows it to industrial and healthcare niches within the lower middle market.
What investment structures does Stonehenge Partners use?
The firm uses flexible structures including control and minority equity investments, as well as combinations of debt and equity. Stonehenge acts as either the sole institutional capital provider or a co-investor alongside other partners in management buyouts, acquisitions, and recapitalizations.
Which sectors does Stonehenge Partners explicitly avoid?
The firm's website states it avoids investments in real estate, retail, and technology. This excludes the three largest sectors most lower-middle-market generalists pursue and concentrates its portfolio in manufacturing, healthcare, and business services.
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