Matthew Kavan and Adam Suberi have joined Advantage Capital Partners as associates. Kavan previously worked in the Capital Markets unit of U.S. Bank, while Suberi previously was an I-banking associate with A.G. Edwards & Sons.
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Advantage Capital Partners, a leading private equity and venture capital firm, announced today that it has added two new investment associates in its
Matthew Kavan has seven years of banking experience, including several years in U.S. Bank's Capital Markets Division, where he functioned as underwriter and portfolio manager for a $250 million portfolio of subordinated debt and equity provided to corporate and commercial clients, and held additional responsibilities with primary market loan syndications. Kavan most recently served as a vice president at U.S. Bank in
As a member of Advantage Capital Partners' investment group, Kavan will initially be responsible for analyzing investments and portfolio companies in
Adam M. Suberi joins the firm with investment banking and private equity experience, most recently working as an associate at A.G. Edwards & Sons in the Investment Banking Capital Markets Group. He also worked for three years as a member of the Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities Group at Fitch Ratings, Inc., where he assessed the financial risk of bonds structured by investment banks.
As a member of the firm's investment group, Suberi will initially be responsible for analyzing investments and portfolio companies in
“Matt and Adam arrive at an exciting time in our firm's 15-year history,” said Scott Zajac, senior managing director. “Advantage Capital continues to deliver excellent investor returns and create substantial community impact with our investments, and we expect 2008 will be a banner year, particularly in terms of
About Advantage Capital Partners
Advantage Capital Partners ( http://www.advantagecap.com ) is a leading private equity and venture capital firm focused on investing in promising companies in connection with federal, state and local economic development efforts. With offices in