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TCG
TCG is a preeminent growth equity firm investing in sports, media and passion-driven businesses. It evolved from a holding company into an investment firm and...
TCG
TCG is a preeminent growth equity firm investing in sports, media and passion-driven businesses. It evolved from a holding company into an investment firm and remains focused on investing in platforms and brands that shape culture. As a group of operators, creatives, and investors, TCG helps founders bring authentic ideas to life.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
2018
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Palo Alto
Corporate office
Playa Vista, CA, United States
Principals
Peter Chernin
Co-Founder and Managing Partner
Jesse Jacobs
Co-Founder
Mike Kerns
Co-founder and Partner
Greg Bettinelli
Partner
Lauren Goldberg
Partner, CCO & General Counsel
Maureen Sullivan
Partner
Mark Kamal
Chief Financial Officer
Julia Beilman
Principal
Steve Cousineau
Board Partner
Michaela Venuti
Principal
Karissa Jhangiani
Vice President
Sam Johnson
Associate
Andy Campion
Operating Partner
Negar Shirazi
Vice President, Finance & Accounting
Alberto Duran Rojas
Senior Director, Financial Reporting
Jonathan Liu
Deputy Chief Compliance Officer
Alex Poon
Deputy General Counsel
Jarrod Dicker
Advising Partner, Crypto
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What investment stages does TCG typically target?
Public records show TCG targets a wide range: early-stage (including seed and start-up), venture general, expansion and late-stage, and growth equity, alongside traditional buyouts. This full-spectrum approach is rare — most managers specialize in one or two stages. The absence of named portfolio companies, however, limits visibility into how capital is actually allocated across these stages.
Where does TCG's capital come from?
The source of TCG's capital base has not been publicly disclosed. The firm does not confirm whether it manages third-party institutional commitments, high-net-worth individual capital, a single-family pool, or a blend of these sources. The regulatory classification as a private equity manager does not itself resolve the question of underlying ownership or capital structure.
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