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New Harbor Capital
Lower middle-market investor spanning K-12 through post-secondary and corporate training education.
Key facts
- Website
- newharborcap.com
- Country
- United States
- Rating
- No reviews yet
About New Harbor Capital
New Harbor Capital specializes in lower middle-market private equity, partnering with growth-oriented founders in healthcare, education, and technology-enabled services. The firm emphasizes collaboration and research-driven approaches.
Key features
- K-12 through post-secondary and corporate training focus
- Intersection of healthcare and education technology
- Chicago headquartered, lower middle-market
- Six-time Inc. Founder-Friendly Investors honoree
Pros & cons
Pros
- Clearly stated education sub-sector coverage
- Recognized founder-friendly reputation
Cons
- Education is combined with a separate healthcare thesis
- Founding year and fund size not published
Reviews
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Frequently Asked Questions About New Harbor Capital
What industries does New Harbor Capital focus on?
The firm targets three primary areas: healthcare education, healthcare technology, and education technology, investing across provider services, training programs, and tech-enabled solutions.
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