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Video series: An exclusive look at the Private Equity Operating Partner
We sat down with industry leaders in October to uncover how firms are approaching their value creation strategies. The series explores diverse perspectives on driving sustainable growth through talent, culture, strategic decision-making, and more.
Tune in for a preview of what you'll learn at the Operating Partners Forum Europe.
Gael Gibert, Advent
Gael urges CEOs to rethink operations from the ground up while cutting through market noise.
Lorenzo Levi, CDPQ
Lorenzo believes navigating uncertainty requires adaptable teams, collaborative planning, and a generalist operating model that balances strategic insight with responsive execution.
Matt Baird, OMERS Private Equity Europe
Strong collaboration between operations and deal teams, built on trust, respect, and open communication, is central to Matt’s approach to value creation in private equity.
Alessandro Moretti, Public Investment Fund
Alessandro emphasizes collaborative value creation plans, anchored by focused 100-day initiatives to drive impact, overcome resistance, and align stakeholders from day one.
Tim Kohn, Summit Partners
Tim emphasizes that clear product priorities and frequent software releases are key to maximizing engineering ROI.
Jawad Bhatti, AnaCap
GTM strategies in B2B SaaS are evolving rapidly, and Jawad emphasizes that aligning teams, embracing product-led growth, and leveraging AI are crucial for navigating an uncertain market.
James Markham, Graphite Capital
James sees the operating partner as a strategic coach, driving business insight, team strength, and early value planning in a tough mid-market climate.
Gilad G. Amir, Pollen Street Capital
Gilad believes digital transformation in financial services must start with modernizing risk functions.
Mark Billige, Simon-Kucher
In today’s uncertain market, Mark believes pricing strategies must return to fundamentals, helping companies sustain gains made during inflation without losing customer trust.
Amit Vij, Tech Mahindra
Amit believes mid-market companies can unlock AI’s potential by building strong data foundations.