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The Beringer Group
The Beringer Group began in 2001 when Ted Beringer sold The Mid-Atlantic Companies. The office serves the founding family plus selected entrepreneurs.
The Beringer Group
The Beringer Group began in 2001 when Ted Beringer sold The Mid-Atlantic Companies. The office serves the founding family plus selected entrepreneurs. It supplies objective advice on investments, taxes, and governance to preserve multigenerational wealth. Capital flows into buyouts and growth equity. Asset classes include private equity, hedge funds, direct co-investments, and SPVs. Confirmed positions and advisory work cover healthcare services, industrial tech, and mobility. Geographies center on North America with activity in the United States and Canada. The firm also participates in fund-of-funds commitments alongside external managers. The office lists 4.56 billion dollars under management. It maintains affiliations with the ESOP Association and the National Center for Employee Ownership. Additional vehicles include philanthropic structures such as the Beringer Family Nursing Scholarship and support for the Pasadena Community Foundation. In 2014 the firm advised the Caracci family on the ESOP sale of Sta-home Health and Hospice. The structure separates the core multi-family office from an affiliated accountancy practice run by David P. Beringer. This arrangement allows integrated tax and investment services while preserving distinct fiduciary roles for client families.
General information
Firm type
Multi Family Office
Year founded
2001
AUM
4.56B (Altss estimate)
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Radnor
Corporate office
Radnor, Pennsylvania, United States
Principals
Ted Beringer
Founder
Altss tracks 1 additional named team member for this firm — including direct investment leads, IR, and operating principals not listed on the public website.
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Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at The Beringer Group?
Linda Postorivo serves as Chief Investment Officer. She was identified in that role in a 2008 FamilyWealthReport article. Ted Beringer remains the founder and central figure in firm direction.
How does The Beringer Group source proprietary deal flow?
The firm draws on long-standing relationships with entrepreneurial families and professional networks such as the ESOP Association. It also participates in club-style vehicles including the AIWD Buying Group.
Is The Beringer Group structured as a single family office or does it operate more like a venture firm?
It functions as a multi-family office. The client base includes the Beringer family and additional entrepreneurial families that receive investment policy and advisory services.
Does The Beringer Group participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The firm uses both approaches. It commits to funds of funds and hedge funds while also executing direct co-investments and SPVs.
What investment stages does The Beringer Group typically target?
Activity centers on buyout and growth equity. The record shows no allocation to seed or early venture stages.
Where does the underlying wealth come from?
The founding capital originated from the 2001 sale of The Mid-Atlantic Companies, a financial-services firm. Subsequent clients bring wealth from operating businesses in healthcare and manufacturing.
Does The Beringer Group maintain philanthropic structures, and how are they separated?
Yes. The office supports named causes including the Beringer Family Nursing Scholarship, BLOCS, and the Pasadena Community Foundation. These vehicles sit outside the core investment mandate.
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