Tiger Infrastructure Partners

Emil Henry, Jr. serves as Founder, CEO, and CIO, with day-to-day investment leadership shared among the senior team that has worked together since their tenure at Lehman Brothers. Key senior managing directors include COO Marc Blair, Alessandro Boninsegna, and Adam Emmert, each with board seats across multiple portfolio companies.

Tiger focuses on the middle-market infrastructure segment, where it believes competition for deals is lower than in large-cap infrastructure. The firm leverages its senior team's longstanding networks from government and private-sector roles, its offices in New York and London, and its track record of creating scaled enterprises to source proprietary growth-capital opportunities in North America and Europe.

Tiger targets growth capital opportunities — creating, expanding, or consolidating middle-market infrastructure companies. The firm seeks to achieve a step-change in value before selling scaled businesses to traditional infrastructure investors, rather than holding assets in perpetuity.

Tiger focuses on direct platform investments and add-on acquisitions, having completed over 50 add-on deals across its portfolio. The firm does not publicly position itself as a fund-of-funds investor and emphasizes taking an active role in managing and building its portfolio companies.

The firm invests across three principal sectors: Digital Infrastructure (e.g., fiber, data centers, towers), Energy Transition (e.g., renewables, EV charging, waste-to-energy), and Transportation (e.g., aviation services, logistics hubs). These sectors are chosen for their exposure to demand trends such as decarbonization, data growth, and regulatory change.

ESG principles are embedded in Tiger's investment strategy and portfolio management. The firm is a signatory of the UN Principles for Responsible Investment and states that it seeks environmental responsibility, safe and equitable workplaces, and robust governance frameworks at both the firm and portfolio-company levels.

Yes. In addition to its New York headquarters at 590 Madison Avenue, Tiger maintains a London office on Mount Row. The London presence supports the firm's European investment activity and reflects its focus on both North American and European infrastructure markets.