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Behrman Capital (Behrman), a New York-based private equity investmentfirm has promoted Calvert Thomas to the position of Partner, effective 1 January, 2024. He began his career as an Analyst in the investmentbanking division of Jefferies. In addition, Kyle Grace has been promoted to Principal.
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A guy who grows up in a lower middle class family gets through college and law school on scholarships and, and goes on to, to found one of the most successful buyout private equity and venture firms in history. It was then called buyouts. And it, it turned out to be a very large firm. What can you say?
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