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Mr. John Niehaus is Director of Staffing Services and Human Capital for Growth Capital Partners LP, which he joined in March 2005.
Prior to joining Growth Capital Partners, he worked with De Bellas & Co. Prior to De Bellas, Mr. Niehaus spent 6 years at NASA Johnson Space Center Contractors, McDonnell Douglas Aerospace, and GB Tech.
He has 9 years of mergers and acquisitions experience.
Mr. Niehaus received a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Notre Dame and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Houston at Clear Lake.
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GB Tech, Inc.
 GB Tech, Inc. Information Technology ServicesTechnology Services Provides information technology, software testing and logistics services | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
NASA Johnson Space Center
 NASA Johnson Space Center General GovernmentGovernment A government center | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
McDonnell Douglas Aerospace | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Growth Capital Partners LP
 Growth Capital Partners LP Investment ManagersFinance Growth Capital Partners LP (GCP) assists middle-market companies with private placements of equity or equity-related capital to fund internal growth and strategic acquisitions. All of the firm's activities are involved in the private equity marketplace. GCP does not divert resources to other activities such as sales and/or trading. The Southwest Mezzanine Fund I LP makes opportunistic investments in companies located in the Southwestern US. The firm invests across a variety of industries but does not invest in start-ups, turnarounds, real estate or oil & gas. Historically, GCP has invested in the energy, manufacturing, distribution, business services/staffing, consumer/retail, technology/software and healthcare. The Fund seeks to invest in companies with annual revenues of at least $15 million and a cash flow margin of at least 10%. GCP seeks to identify companies: (1) with experienced management teams (2) with proven stable cash flows (3) that operate in established industries (4) that possess a growing market share and (5) are unleveraged or low leveraged. Investments range from $2 million to $8 million and are structured as subordinated debt with a 3 to 5-year term, with current interest payable and equity participation for GCP. Coupon rates are 12% to 14%. GCP requires board observation rights. There are no penalties for prepayment and ownership ratchets are offered as incentives for early principal repayment. The Fund's capital is typically used for expansion capital, acquisition financing and recapitalizations. | Responsable des Ressources Humaines | 05/07/2010 |
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Growth Capital Partners LP
Growth Capital Partners LP Investment ManagersFinance Growth Capital Partners LP (GCP) assists middle-market companies with private placements of equity or equity-related capital to fund internal growth and strategic acquisitions. All of the firm's activities are involved in the private equity marketplace. GCP does not divert resources to other activities such as sales and/or trading. The Southwest Mezzanine Fund I LP makes opportunistic investments in companies located in the Southwestern US. The firm invests across a variety of industries but does not invest in start-ups, turnarounds, real estate or oil & gas. Historically, GCP has invested in the energy, manufacturing, distribution, business services/staffing, consumer/retail, technology/software and healthcare. The Fund seeks to invest in companies with annual revenues of at least $15 million and a cash flow margin of at least 10%. GCP seeks to identify companies: (1) with experienced management teams (2) with proven stable cash flows (3) that operate in established industries (4) that possess a growing market share and (5) are unleveraged or low leveraged. Investments range from $2 million to $8 million and are structured as subordinated debt with a 3 to 5-year term, with current interest payable and equity participation for GCP. Coupon rates are 12% to 14%. GCP requires board observation rights. There are no penalties for prepayment and ownership ratchets are offered as incentives for early principal repayment. The Fund's capital is typically used for expansion capital, acquisition financing and recapitalizations. | Finance |
University of Notre Dame
 University of Notre Dame Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
University of Houston-Clear Lake
 University of Houston-Clear Lake Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
NASA Johnson Space Center
NASA Johnson Space Center General GovernmentGovernment A government center | Government |
McDonnell Douglas Aerospace | |
GB Tech, Inc.
GB Tech, Inc. Information Technology ServicesTechnology Services Provides information technology, software testing and logistics services | Technology Services |
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