We create value by providing both needed capital as well as strategic, operational and organizational support. Ours is a hands-on, execution-oriented approach in partnership with management which when combined with our dedicated resources and economic alignment incentives lead to extraordinary gains for struggling businesses.
Simply put, we put an enormous amount of collaborative effort behind every dollar we invest. Westridge Capital is a private investment firm committed to investing in and building businesses that have recently encountered challenges. We target our investments and supportive efforts towards stressed and distressed, lower middle-market companies that have the potential to combine resiliency and innovation to create substantial value.
Simply put, we put an enormous amount of collaborative effort behind every dollar we invest. Westridge Capital is a private investment firm committed to investing in and building businesses that have recently encountered challenges. We target our investments and supportive efforts towards stressed and distressed, lower middle-market companies that have the potential to combine resiliency and innovation to create substantial value.
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Westridge Capital is a private investment firm committed to investing in and building businesses that have recently encountered challenges. We target our investments and supportive efforts towards stressed and distressed, lower middle-market companies that have the potential to combine resiliency and innovation to create substantial value.
Brian Kaufman is a founding partner of Westridge Capital and a member of its Investment Committee. He has a long history of investing in and actively managing struggling businesses and turning them around.
Prior to launching Westridge Capital in 2003, Brian served in a number of professional capacities in both investment banking and law including partner level positions at Montgomery & Co., where he managed both the middle market and media sectors and Imperial Capital, LLC, a Beverly Hills-based boutique investment bank, where he focused on principal activities including leveraged buyouts and private equity investments.
Prior to launching Westridge Capital in 2003, Brian served in a number of professional capacities in both investment banking and law including partner level positions at Montgomery & Co., where he managed both the middle market and media sectors and Imperial Capital, LLC, a Beverly Hills-based boutique investment bank, where he focused on principal activities including leveraged buyouts and private equity investments.
Many middle-market businesses struggle with challenges due to both internal or exogenous events including the loss of a key customer, the departure of a key-management team member, retirement of a founder, a recession, a supply chain dislocation, or even a pandemic. Other businesses can be "orphaned" in larger companies or were purchased by a financial fund that is unable or unwilling to continue to fund the growth strategy.
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