At ATL Partners, Two Investors Rise and an Operator Steps Up

Promotions span investment and operations teams at New York-based sponsor

ATL Partners has promoted three professionals across its investment and operating teams, elevating Josh Raj and Daniel Wu to vice president from senior associate and naming Lauren DiBartolomeo chief operating officer from chief administrative officer.

“These well-deserved promotions reflect the commitment and contributions of Lauren, Dan and Josh to ATL and its focus on growing and adding value for investors,” said Frank Nash, founder and managing member of ATL. “We are confident that the elevated roles of these talented individuals will further strengthen our firm and look forward to their continued success at ATL.”

Josh Raj
Josh Raj

Mr. Raj joined ATL Partners in 2022 from TPG Capital, where he focused on consumer investments. Prior to joining TPG in 2021, he worked as an investment banking analyst at Goldman Sachs in its industrials group.

Daniel Wu
Daniel Wu

Mr. Wu joined the firm in 2023 from Citi, where he served as an investment banking analyst in the Global Asset Managers Group, advising private equity firms, hedge funds and sovereign wealth fund clients across multiple industries. Earlier, he was a corporate banking analyst at Citi in the Global Healthcare Group.

Lauren DiBartolomeo
Lauren DiBartolomeo

Ms. DiBartolomeo joined the firm in 2015 and has taken on increasing responsibilities across functions during her tenure at the firm.

ATL Partners is a sector-focused private equity firm that invests in aerospace, transportation, and logistics companies. The firm has a minimum equity investment requirement of $75 million and a target equity investment range of $150 million to $750 million, supported by co-investment arrangements with its limited partners. ATL was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in New York City.

Last month, ATL acquired SkyMark Companies and Rampmaster to form a specialty vehicle equipment platform serving aviation and transportation-related end markets. The acquisitions represent the first investments from ATL’s third fund.