Five Point Infrastructure: Jeff Eaton Named As Partner

By Amit Chowdhry ● May 29, 2025

Five Point Infrastructure (formerly known as Five Point Energy) announced that Jeff Eaton has joined the firm as a Partner, bringing decades of experience in private capital advisory, energy and infrastructure investing.

Eaton will play a key role in shaping firm strategy and enhancing client solutions, further strengthening Five Point’s position as a leader in the energy infrastructure sector.

Eaton joins Five Point after a distinguished career at Eaton Partners, where he was instrumental in growing the firm into one of the most respected private capital advisory and fund placement platforms in the industry.

For nearly two decades, Eaton advised top-tier private equity and infrastructure firms, helping to drive capital formation and long-term partnerships with institutional investors. In addition to leading and managing Eaton Partners, Eaton built the firm’s Real Assets business into an industry leader.

And after helping to lead the sale of Eaton Partners to Stifel Financial in 2016, Jeff continued in a leadership role until 2023, before transitioning into a position as a Senior Advisor to Stifel. Prior to Eaton Partners, Jeff held key roles at Constellation Energy, where he was focused on investments in the midstream energy infrastructure sector.

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“We are excited to welcome Jeff to Five Point. His leadership, industry relationships, and strategic insight will be invaluable as we continue to expand our platform and provide best-in-class investment opportunities to our partners. We’ve known and worked with Jeff for over a decade, and we are excited to be adding him to our team.”

David Capobianco, CEO and Managing Partner at Five Point

“I have always admired the Five Point team’s vision, expertise, and ability to drive transformational investments in the critical infrastructure sector. They have built an exceptional platform, and I am eager to contribute to their continued success as a leader in infrastructure investing.”

Jeff Eaton

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