Michael Mitchell

Provides investment banking and financial advisory services to the healthcare industry

Develops software for cancer patients to analyze the disease

EW Healthcare Partners invests in public and private companies located in the North America, Latin America, Asia, and Europe with revenues ranges from USD 20 - 200 million. The firm focuses on sectors such as pharmaceutical, medical device, healthcare services, and healthcare IT. The firm participates in growth capital requirements with an investment size range from USD 20 - 100 million. It takes minority or majority interest and requires a board position.

Morgan Keegan & Co. focuses on investments in established service and manufacturing companies. They do not invest in real estate, financial services or high-technology industries. The Morgan Keegan Mezzanine Fund provides mezzanine financing to small and mid-sized companies. Investments are used to finance buyouts, recapitalizations, strategic acquisitions and later stage growth and range from $1 million to $10 million. The Fund may make co-investments to complete larger transactions. Companies must have revenues of at least $10 million. The Fund focuses on established service and manufacturing companies and will not invest in real estate, financial services or high-technology industries. Preferred locations are the Southeast, Mid-Atlantic, Midwest and Southwest. The most common form of security used is subordinated debt with detachable warrants to purchase an equity ownership position. The Fund does not actively manage the businesses but does require a board seat or observation rights. Targeted maturity is 3 to 5 years.

Functions as a College/University

Functions as a College/University

Enhanced Healthcare Partners invests in lower middle-market companies located in the United States with an enterprise value of USD 50 - 250 million. The firm focuses on the healthcare sector. It participates in MBO, recapitalization and growth capital requirements with an investment size of USD 20 - 75 million.

The Children's Organ Transplant Association is a nonprofit organization that provides no-cost fundraising assistance and family support to children, young adults, and individuals of any age with certain single-gene disorders who require organ, bone marrow, or stem cell transplants. The private company is based in Bloomington. The organization helps families raise funds to cover transplant-related expenses, including medical bills, medications, lodging, transportation, household costs, and living donor expenses. It operates through a nationwide network of community volunteers and donors, offering ongoing financial safety nets and lifelong support throughout the transplant process. The website serves as a resource hub with patient information, fundraising tools, expense estimators, and professional resources for families, volunteers, and transplant professionals.

Develops novel genetic medicines