Blue Wolf Adds Capital Markets Pro

Blue Wolf Capital has hired Natalie Marjancik as a managing director, capital markets.

Prior to joining Blue Wolf, Ms. Marjancik was a managing director at Chicago-headquartered investment bank Lincoln International where she focused on capital and debt advisory. Over her 13-year career at Lincoln, Ms. Marjancik actively advised corporate clients and private equity firms on structuring and arranging debt financing across a range of industries.

“We are pleased to officially welcome Natalie, a trusted advisor who has worked with us extensively during her time at Lincoln, to the Blue Wolf team,” said Jeremy Kogler, a managing partner at Blue Wolf. “Natalie brings deep expertise in advising companies on capital markets activities including debt and equity transaction structures, financing execution, negotiation of terms, and the selection of financing providers across the sectors in which we operate. I am confident we’ll benefit from her experience and expertise as we expand on our value creation record.”

“I am excited to join Blue Wolf, a firm I’ve admired for years for its distinct approach of partnering with portfolio company management teams to deliver financial and operational discipline while prioritizing environmental, social and governance principles,” said Ms. Marjancik. “I look forward to working alongside my new colleagues to advance the firm’s efforts of transforming and strengthening businesses through complex, multi-dimensional strategies.”

Ms. Marjancik began her career as an associate at Shearman & Sterling, advising clients on domestic and cross-border capital raising transactions, mergers, acquisitions, divestures, and joint ventures. She joined the firm following the completion of her J.D. at the Boston University School of Law. Ms. Marjancik later received her MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

New York City-based Blue Wolf invests from $25 million to $250 million of equity in companies that have at least $50 million of revenue and an enterprise value of $50 million to $500 million. Sectors of interest include healthcare, building products, energy services, manufacturing, distribution, and industrial.

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