Truman Madison Smith

Capital Southwest Corp., a traded business development company fund, invests in middle market companies located in the United States. It targets companies operating on a broad range of sectors. It provides financing in the form of first lien, unitranche, second lien, subordinated debt and non-control equity co-investments for growth, MBO, buyout with an investment size ranges from $5 to $50 million & $5 to $25 million per transaction and EBITDA of $3 to $20 million. It also makes co-investments. It also makes follow-on investments.

PHH Liquidation Trust, Inc. manufactures and markets factory-built homes in the United States. The company sells its homes through company-owned superstores and independent retailers. It offers commercial modular development services for work force housing, hospitality, medical, retail, office and dormitories through PHN Commercial. The company's insurance subsidiary, Standard Casualty Co. offers a wide range of insurance packages with a specialty in manufactured homes. Palm Harbor's Nationwide Homes, Inc. subsidiary builds modular homes. Its CountryPlace Mortgage Ltd. subsidiary offers a variety of financing options that suits homebuyer. The company was founded by Lee Posey on December 31, 1977 and is headquartered in Addison, TX.

DataSpan specializes in providing comprehensive data storage solutions. The firm sells products like NAS, DAS SAN, data tape, power and cooling and racks. It also provides an extensive array of Datacenter services, including Datacenter cleaning, tape library audits, data eradication and tape disposal. The firm’s products include backup and recovery software, disc publishing systems, disk storage, tape storage hardware, removable disk, disk-based backup and archiving systems, media storage and transport and virtual tape libraries. The company was founded in 1974 and is headquartered in Farmers Branch, TX.