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Profilo
Ms. Davey co-founded Kairos Capital in 2007.
She began her finance career at Salomon Brothers Inc., Following her time at Salomon Brothers, she was named President of Tribeca Group, Ltd. In 1992, she left Tribeca to found Avalon Group Ltd. and its affiliate Avalon Securities, Ltd. In 1998, she was a New York City finalist for the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award.
Ms. Davey has been a board member of various retail and consumer product companies including Tuffy Associates Corp., a private 400 unit auto service franchiser, Jane Cosmetics, and Textus, a private textile company.
She was also a founding member of the President’s Advisory Board of the Fashion Institute of Technology and its Center for Design Innovation.
Ms. Davey graduated from the University of Virginia with a BS in Architecture and has a Masters in Architecture from the University of Michigan.
She practiced as a registered architect in New York City before earning an MBA from the Harvard Business School.
Precedenti posizioni note di Linda Davey
| Società | Posizione | Fine |
|---|---|---|
Kairos Capital Partners LLC
 Kairos Capital Partners LLC Investment ManagersFinance Kairos Capital Partners provides hybrid capital investments and funded debt solutions to retail and consumer products companies throughout North America and abroad. The firm seeks to invest in companies that are fundamentally sound but have been overlooked by traditional private equity or mezzanine capital sources due to their size, complexity or circumstances. They emphasize transactions where partnership and a value-added strategy are important considerations for the company. These companies are primarily small to mid-size, multi-channel retailers and consumer products companies with revenues under $100 million. The typical investment size ranges from $4 million to $15 million, with larger investments funded in with joint-venture partners. Kairos' investments are focused primarily in the following industry sectors: (1) retail and direct-to-consumer companies, including a broad range of consumer channels (other than food or service industries) (2) wholesale companies, brands (including micro-brands) and intellectual property (3) opportunities regarding specific asset classes or opportunistic situations involving undervalued assets, bankruptcy, target acquisitions or roll-ups and (4) international opportunities. Kairos' due diligence process include an assessment of management, an independent asset valuation, analysis of the industry and competitive dynamics, customer and supplier interviews, a thorough operational and financial review, confirmation of strategic, tactical and financial plans and identification of likely exit alternatives and anticipated challenges in achieving the business plan. Kairos looks for companies with the following characteristics: (1) a strong or meaningful brand or identifiable niche or concept (2) a management team with meaningful equity ownership and or experience (3) a dominant or defensible market position (4) a leveragable opportunity for targeted return on invested capital (5) stable operating margins with an ability to generate free cash flow (6) recently stable or opportunistic balance sheet with a focus on imbedded value (7) clear, identifiable and profitable real estate strategy (8) reliable systems with data integrity and infrastructure to build upon and (9) relevant business model as defined by scale, competitive environment, strategic drivers for growth, identifiable market opportunities and roadblocks. | Investitore di Private Equity | 19/04/2011 |
Salomon Brothers, Inc.
 Salomon Brothers, Inc. Investment Banks/BrokersFinance Investment banking services | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Formazione di Linda Davey
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University of Virginia
 University of Virginia Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Harvard University
 Harvard University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
University of Michigan
 University of Michigan Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
Salomon Brothers, Inc.
Salomon Brothers, Inc. Investment Banks/BrokersFinance Investment banking services | Finance |
Kairos Capital Partners LLC
Kairos Capital Partners LLC Investment ManagersFinance Kairos Capital Partners provides hybrid capital investments and funded debt solutions to retail and consumer products companies throughout North America and abroad. The firm seeks to invest in companies that are fundamentally sound but have been overlooked by traditional private equity or mezzanine capital sources due to their size, complexity or circumstances. They emphasize transactions where partnership and a value-added strategy are important considerations for the company. These companies are primarily small to mid-size, multi-channel retailers and consumer products companies with revenues under $100 million. The typical investment size ranges from $4 million to $15 million, with larger investments funded in with joint-venture partners. Kairos' investments are focused primarily in the following industry sectors: (1) retail and direct-to-consumer companies, including a broad range of consumer channels (other than food or service industries) (2) wholesale companies, brands (including micro-brands) and intellectual property (3) opportunities regarding specific asset classes or opportunistic situations involving undervalued assets, bankruptcy, target acquisitions or roll-ups and (4) international opportunities. Kairos' due diligence process include an assessment of management, an independent asset valuation, analysis of the industry and competitive dynamics, customer and supplier interviews, a thorough operational and financial review, confirmation of strategic, tactical and financial plans and identification of likely exit alternatives and anticipated challenges in achieving the business plan. Kairos looks for companies with the following characteristics: (1) a strong or meaningful brand or identifiable niche or concept (2) a management team with meaningful equity ownership and or experience (3) a dominant or defensible market position (4) a leveragable opportunity for targeted return on invested capital (5) stable operating margins with an ability to generate free cash flow (6) recently stable or opportunistic balance sheet with a focus on imbedded value (7) clear, identifiable and profitable real estate strategy (8) reliable systems with data integrity and infrastructure to build upon and (9) relevant business model as defined by scale, competitive environment, strategic drivers for growth, identifiable market opportunities and roadblocks. | Finance |
