Summit Partners is a global alternative investment firm with capital dedicated to growth equity, fixed income, and public equity opportunities. The Summit Partners’ strategy is grounded in a foundational belief that profitable growth is the most reliable path to building a durable business and creating long-term value. For four decades, the Summit team has focused on partnering with and powering the growth of great people and great companies. Summit invests across growth sectors of the economy and has invested in more than 550 companies in technology, healthcare, and other growth industries including financial services, consumer, business services and industrial technology. These companies have completed more than 175 public equity offerings, and more than 250 have been acquired through strategic mergers and sales. Summit maintains offices in North America and Europe and invests in companies around the world.
InnoVative Capital is an independently owned mortgage banking and financial advisory firm with a specialty focus in financial turnarounds, partnerships, government finance, project development and capital funding for the healthcare and housing industries.
As an SEC-registered municipal advisor, InnoVative Capital provides debt advisory services to hospitals, senior living providers, municipalities, nonprofit organizations and public housing authorities. As a HUD-licensed FHA mortgage lender, USDA banker and MSRB-approved municipal advisor, InnoVative Capital originates and executes third party and/or direct loans, commercial bank debt and municipal bond financings.
InnoVative Capital incorporates its proprietary CFO HELPER® credit analytics to customize financing solutions and deliver capital to hospitals, healthcare providers and real estate ventures across the United States. When a client requires merger and acquisition assistance, or an investment partner, our merchant banking arm can provide bridge lending and equity.
InnoVative Capital is a leader in the representation of rural healthcare providers through advisory and banking engagements with community and critical access hospitals, as well as health systems with strategic investments in smaller facilities.