Camden Private
Capital II
| AEA Investors is based in New York and was founded in 1968 by the Rockefeller, Harriman and Mellon family interests and S.G. Warburg & Co. The firm is a leading private equity partner to middle market companies. The AEA Mezzanine Fund (“AEA MF”) focuses on middle market debt investments, with particular focus on preservation of investment principal while generating superior risk adjusted returns to investors. Target industry sectors include building products, industrial products, consumer products, packaging and media marketing services. |  |
| Bear Stearns Merchant Banking (“BSMB”) is based in New York and was established in 1997 by John Howard when he joined Bear Stearns to develop a private equity business. Prior to founding BSMB, Mr. Howard was co-CEO of Vestar Capital Partners, Inc. and Senior Vice President and partner of Wesray Capital Corporation, a pioneer in the leveraged buyout business. BSMB III primarily invests in the middle market, targeting equity and equity related investments between $75 - $125 million in North American companies with enterprise values between $200 million and $1 billion. The central element of BSMB’s investment strategy is its focus on three core industry silos in which the investment professionals have extensive experience and relationships. These include retail, financial services and consumer products. | |
| Charterhouse Capital Partners is one of the earliest private equity firms in the UK and has had an active presence in Continental Europe for over 25 years. Charterhouse has a dedicated focus on larger company buy-out investments in Western Europe pursuing a relatively small number of investments on an extremely selective basis. Currently the focus is on business services, chemicals, engineering, leisure and transport and logistics. |  |
| Galen Partners focuses exclusively on later stage investments in the healthcare industry. Sectors of interest and prior success include medical devices, specialty pharmaceuticals, outsourcing services, healthcare information services and technology designed to enhance the delivery and management of healthcare. | |
| Intersouth Partners is located in Durham, North Carolina and was founded in 1984 making early stage venture capital investments in technology and life science companies. Intersouth Partners VI will primarily focus on companies located within the corridor from Washington, D.C., to Atlanta, with an emphasis on the Research Triangle area. The Fund’s strong preference is to participate in the first institutional round of a company with an initial investment between $500,000 and $5,000,000. They will also take a leadership role in subsequent financings. |  |
Liquid Realty Partners IV is a San-Francisco based private equity firm that was founded in 2002. The firm acquires globally, limited partnership interests on a secondary basis in real estate private equity funds at discounts to estimated market value. |
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| Montreux Venture Management is a life sciences venture capital firm founded in 1993 and based in Menlo Park, CA. Montreux Equity Partners IV will invest in clinical stage pharmaceutical and emerging medical device companies. | |
NGP Energy Capital Management (“NGP”) was founded in 1988 anNGP Energy Capital Management (“NGP”) was founded in 1988 and has since become one of the premier investment franchises for the energy sector. NGP’s family of funds make investments in the energy technology, private equity investments in oil and gas production, midstream and oilfield service companies and co-invests directly in oil and gas property interests alongside portfolio companies. CPC II has allocated its NGP commitment to four NGP funds including Natural Gas Partners VIII, NGP Midstream & Resources, NGP Income Co-Investment Opportunity Fund II and NGP Energy Technology Fund. Natural Gas Partners VIII is a 2005 fund with a capitalization of $1.3 billion. NGP Midstream & Resources is a 2007 fund with a target capitalization of $1.5 billion. NGP Income Co-Investment Opportunity Fund is a 2006 fund capitalized at $250 million. |
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| Riverside Fund III, LP is located in Boston and was founded in 1989 as a joint venture between the Monitor Group and Paul Craig, formerly a partner at Berkshire Partners. Fund III was formed to make control oriented equity investments in established lower middle market companies based in North America. Targeted companies are profitable, niche healthcare and technology companies with revenues ranging from $10 million to $100 million. |  |
| Sterling Venture Partners Fund II (“SVP II”) is a private equity partnership organized to invest primarily in expansion stage companies and growth capital situations. SVP II focuses Healthcare Services and Technology; Business Services; Education, Testing and Training and Industrial Technology. Sterling has offices in Baltimore, MD and Chicago, IL. | |
| TA Associates was organized in 1968 and became independent in 1977. The initial funds (late 1960s-1970s) managed by TA Associates were traditional technology oriented venture capital funds with balanced stage strategies in which more than half of the investments were made in profitable companies. During the 1980s, TA broadly diversified its target industries beyond technology to financial services, business services, healthcare and consumer. TA invests in the United States and Europe. In 1999, TA organized a sub debt or mezzanine fund to provide financing to middle market growth companies primarily in opportunities developed and led by TA Associates. The Fund’s investments will generally range in size from $10 million to $75 million and will be structured in subordinated debentures or preferred stock senior to common equity and with repayment or redemption terms ranging from four to eight years. |  |
| Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe (“WCAS”) is located in New York and was co-founded in 1979 by Bruce Anderson, Russ Carson, Rick Stowe and Pat Welsh. WCAS has a strong franchise in two large, growth sectors of the U.S economy, information and business services and healthcare. WCAS X is pursuing multiple private equity investment types including: buy-and-build platform investments, leveraged buyouts and recapitalizations, public-to-private transactions, corporate carve-outs and growth equity investments. |  |
| 1 Camden commitment in Silver Lake Partners II, LP is made through Brown Advisory Investors 2003-SLP, LLLP | |
