Princeton Equity Group – a private equity firm focused on franchise and multi-unit companies – announced that Jeremy Wright has joined as an Operating Partner. Wright’s responsibilities will include providing tactical support to the firm’s portfolio companies, partnering with management teams to drive strategic and operational initiatives, and helping institutionalize the operating resources that Princeton brings to each investment.
Wright previously served as an Operating Partner at Atlantic Street Capital, where he supported several companies across a wide array of service categories, such as pool service, HVAC, medical supply, and aftermarket automotive services.
Wright’s experience spans over two decades in private equity operations, during which time he developed an established specialty in post-acquisition integration, process enhancement, and financial reporting. Before joining Atlantic Street, Wright held operational and financial roles of increasing responsibility for private equity-backed portfolios and publicly traded companies. And he started his career at AlixPartners as a Management Consultant, where he identified and executed operational improvement initiatives for multi-unit retail and distribution companies.
KEY QUOTES:
“We are thrilled to welcome Jeremy to the Princeton team. His deep experience will serve as an invaluable perspective to our founder and management team partners.”
– Jim Waskovich, Managing Partner of Princeton Equity Group
“Jeremy brings a unique combination of qualities that include an extensive track record working with middle-market and founder-owned companies combined with an entrepreneurial approach. We are excited to continue to develop Princeton’s operating resource platform to drive enhanced operational excellence at our companies.”
– Phil Piro, Principal at Princeton Equity Group
“I’m excited to join the Princeton team at this inflection point in the firm’s trajectory. I’m very much looking forward to working with the entire team and partnering with Princeton’s management teams to build best-in-class businesses.”
– Jeremy Wright
