Corporate carve-outs
Standing up divested divisions, multi-plant transitions, and cleaning up stranded costs.
Advisory
I work with private equity firms, independent sponsors, and family offices on corporate carve-outs, platform builds, and special situations. These are deals where sourcing, execution, and practical operating judgment matter as much as capital.
Standing up divested divisions, multi-plant transitions, and cleaning up stranded costs.
Distressed and complex M&A, covenant issues, and out-of-favor assets that need hands-on work.
Targeted, mandate-specific outreach that generates off-market opportunities aligned with your themes.
Sectors
My transaction and operating work spans a range of sectors with a common thread: physical assets, complex stakeholders, and room for operational improvement.
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Metals, fabricated products, and contract manufacturing.
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Route-based, technical, and value-added distributors.
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Components, services, and niche suppliers.
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Legacy and digital content, tech-enabled services, and niche software.
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Services and equipment businesses with real operational complexity.
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Facilities, field services, and recurring B2B offerings.
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Packaging, medical devices, food products, and beverages.
Engagement models
Most engagements take one of three shapes. Each can run on its own or lead into the next.
Month-to-month retained sourcing focused on a narrow set of themes, with a clear expectation of proprietary opportunities rather than brokered deals.
Targeted help on live deals, including carve-out planning, operating model build-out, and early value creation plans.
One-off work when a sponsor wants a second set of eyes on a difficult asset, a portfolio problem, or a new strategy.
Background
I’ve sourced, acquired, operated, and exited platform and add-on investments, often involving multi-plant or multi-division separations. Today I run mandates through GTA Companies.
Request information
Email me directly at gary@gtacompanies.com, or use the form. It comes straight to me, and I reply within one business day.