Trilantic North America – a private equity firm with $4.4 billion in assets under management – has added Charles Fleischmann to its partner ranks. With 11 years of private equity experience, Mr. Fleischmann will primarily focus on investments in the services and light industrials sectors and will be based in the firm’s New York office.
Prior to joining Trilantic, Mr. Fleischmann was a Principal at Investcorp. “I am excited to be joining Trilantic’s well respected group of senior leadership and look forward to working closely with the rest of the team,” said Mr. Fleischmann. “I am eager to share my experiences with the firm and to contribute to its future successes.” Earlier in his career, Mr. Fleischmann worked as an analyst at JPMorgan. He holds a BA degree from Colgate.
In March 2015, Trilantic promoted Glenn Jacobson, Jeremy Lynch, James Manges, Li Zhang, and Elliot Attie to partners of the firm. These five – and now Mr. Fleischmann – join Chairman and Managing Partner Charlie Ayres, President and Managing Partner Danny James, Managing Partners Chris Manning and Jon Mattson, and Partner Charles Moore, as the expanded leadership team of Trilantic.
“We are excited to welcome Charles and to integrate him into our existing senior management team,” said Charlie Ayres, Chairman and Managing Partner of Trilantic. “Charles brings with him a wealth of knowledge across of variety of industry sectors, including business services, consumer, distribution and light industrials, which align well with our strategic growth plans.”
Trilantic makes control and significant minority investments in North America and European companies that have enterprise values of $100 million to $1 billion. Sectors of interest include business services, consumer, energy, financial services and media & telecommunications sectors. Trilantic currently manages four institutional private equity funds with aggregate capital commitments of $5.6 billion. The firm is based in New York (www.trilantic.com). Trilantic was formed in 2009 by the former principals of Lehman Brothers Merchant Banking.
2015 PEPD • Private Equity’s Leading News Magazine • 5-18-15