Edison Partners Promotes Three Investment Professionals to Vice President
Edison Partners today announced the promotions of three team members to Vice President. James Hill, Jennifer Lee and Doba Parushev, all previously Senior Associates, on the firm's investment team.
PRINCETON, N.J., Aug. 13, 2018 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Edison Partners today announced the promotions of three team members to Vice President. James Hill, Jennifer Lee and Doba Parushev, all previously Senior Associates, on the firm's investment team.
"We're proud of the exceptional talents that Jennifer, James and Doba each bring to our firm. We are also excited to be in the fortunate position to provide growth opportunities to these high performers. With these promotions, we recognize not only strong results, but also the energy, intellect and strong networks these individuals have that will benefit our Limited Partners and entrepreneurs," said Chris Sugden, Managing Partner, Edison Partners. "Of particular note, James, Jennifer and Doba continue the long tradition of Edison Associates who have grown their investment careers within the firm."
James Hill is a member of the firm's Healthcare IT practice. Since 2013, when he joined the firm as a Summer Associate, James has helped to source such Healthcare investments as Clinverse (sold to BioClinica), Virtual Health and Signet Accel. James is an observer of the Trialscope Board of Directors. James has also sourced other investments outside of Healthcare IT, such as ItemMaster. James is active in multiple industry associations, including but not limited to Philadelphia Alliance for Capital and Technologies (PACT), Michigan Venture Capital Association, and other regional technology and entrepreneurial organizations. Full bio here.
Jennifer Lee joined Edison as an Associate in 2016 and focuses on the firm's Fintech investments, most recently co-leading Bento for Business and Giant Oak. Jennifer also works closely with Clearpool Group, ComplySci and MoneyLion. Jennifer is an emergent fintech industry thought leader. She recently examined the fintech landscape in "What's Next for Fintech," joined meetings with the Department of Treasury for the Fintech Industry Report, and will speak at Finovate NYC in this fall. Full bio here.
Doba Parushev joined Edison Partners as an Associate in 2016. He focuses on investments and sourcing within the Enterprise Solutions sector, most recently Zagster. He also works closely with Bricata, MoneyLion and Verve, among others. Doba is an active mentor and coach to founders and entrepreneurs for organizations like the New Jersey Technology Council and MIT 100K in Boston. Doba is also an industry speaker and analyst. He is a recurring panelist for the TechBreakfast event series and has recently covered topics such as The Future of AI and The Unicorn Delusion: 3 Things You Should Know. Full bio here.
Edison Partners has financed and guided more than 200 private companies. Recent investments include Bento for Business, a Chicago-based provider of financial management solutions for small and midsize businesses, and Giant Oak, the Arlington, VA-based threat protection platform for government and financial services organizations.
About Edison Partners
For more than 30 years, Edison Partners has been helping CEOs and their executive teams navigate the entrepreneurial journey to build successful companies. Through the unique combination of growth capital and the Edison Edge platform, consisting of operating leverage, the Edison Director Network, and executive education, Edison employs a holistic approach to accelerating growth and creating value for businesses. Edison targets companies with $5 to $20 million in revenue in the financial technology, healthcare IT, and enterprise solution sectors. Edison investments also include buyouts, recapitalizations, spinouts and secondary stock purchases.
Edison's active portfolio has created aggregated market value exceeding $10 billion. Its long-tenured team based in Princeton, NJ manages more than $1 billion in assets throughout the eastern United States.
SOURCE Edison Partners
Share this article