Cisco Systems is a global technology company specializing in networking hardware, software, and telecommunications equipment. It offers a broad portfolio that includes routers, switches, network security, wireless and mobility solutions, data center technologies, collaboration tools such as Webex, and infrastructure software for cloud and hybrid IT management. Cisco serves businesses, service providers, and public organizations worldwide, delivering products, services, and support to build secure, resilient networks, enable collaboration, and drive digital transformation across industries.

Battery Ventures is a global technology-focused investment firm based in Boston, Massachusetts. Founded in 1983, the firm is a private equity and venture capital investor that backs technology companies across stages, with emphasis on application software, infrastructure software, consumer and industrial technologies, and life science tools. It pursues growth opportunities in software, information technology, and related sectors, providing capital and value-added support such as talent acquisition, business development, and growth strategies to help portfolio companies scale from early stage to market leaders.

ServiceNow provides cloud-based workflow automation and enterprise cloud solutions that unify people, processes, and systems. The company offers the Now platform, a comprehensive suite that automates a wide range of business workflows across IT, HR, customer service, security, and operations. Its offerings include IT service management, IT operations management, IT asset management, IT business management, customer service management, HR service delivery, security operations, governance, risk, and compliance, field service management, and enterprise development operations, with digital workflows, service catalogs, portals, reporting and analytics, data integration, encryption, and collaboration tools. ServiceNow serves industries worldwide and supports digital transformation and operational efficiency.

Trimble is a global technology company providing integrated hardware, software, and services that connect workflows across construction, geospatial, transportation, and related industries. Its solutions span surveying and mapping, 3D modeling and BIM, construction management, field service management, and transportation management systems, often combining positioning technologies such as GPS, lasers, and optics with software content delivered through dealer networks or direct channels. The company serves office and field professionals, helping users capture data, manage assets, and coordinate projects from design through execution. Trimble traces its roots to 1978 and is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California. Its offerings are organized into segments that include software for Architects, Engineers, Construction and Owners; hardware and software for field workflows; and transportation and logistics solutions for long-haul operations. The aim is to improve productivity, safety, and sustainability by linking data and processes across the value chain.

Mubadala Investment Company is a sovereign wealth fund based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, managing a global portfolio of about USD 385 billion across six continents. It diversifies investments through platforms including private equity, UAE investments, credit and special situations, and real assets. The company pursues economic growth for Abu Dhabi, building national champions, supporting industrial clusters, and partnering with global entities to promote diversification, while adhering to ESG standards and responsible investing.

Oracle Corporation is a leading provider of enterprise IT software and cloud services. It offers integrated cloud applications and platform services, including software-as-a-service, platform-as-a-service, and infrastructure-as-a-service, and develops autonomous databases to organize and secure customer data. Oracle's cloud offering, Oracle Cloud, provides servers, storage, networking, applications and services through a global network of data centers. The company delivers enterprise applications and infrastructure across deployment models including on-premises, cloud, and hybrid, with products spanning database management, ERP, customer relationship management, data warehousing, middleware, and analytics. Founded in 1977, Oracle is known for pioneering the SQL-based relational database and continues to support large-scale workloads and applications, including use in modern AI model training and inferencing.

WELL Health Technologies Corp is a healthcare technology company that owns and operates a portfolio of primary care clinics in Canada and the United States and provides digital health software and services. Its business includes outpatient clinics offering primary and specialized care, plus a Practitioner Enablement Platform that delivers telehealth, electronic medical records, revenue cycle management, cybersecurity, and other digital tools to support clinicians. Through its USA arm, the company extends technology enabled services and shared resources to a broad network of providers, aiming to improve access to care, streamline administrative tasks, and enhance patient outcomes. WELL Health also pursues digital health applications and strategic acquisitions to expand its footprint in the North American market. The company's offerings target increased physician efficiency, reduced administrative burden, and improved patient experiences by integrating clinical workflows with digital solutions.

Merck is a global healthcare company that discovers, develops, manufactures, and markets medicines, vaccines, biologic therapies, and animal health products to address cancer, infectious diseases, immunology, and other therapeutic areas. It emphasizes scientific innovation and sustainable, responsible business practices, with a broad product portfolio that includes an immuno-oncology platform led by Keytruda and a major pediatric vaccine franchise such as Gardasil. The company operates worldwide across human health, vaccines, and animal health segments, translating scientific breakthroughs into therapies that meet unmet medical needs.

Gimv is a European investment company established in 1980 and based in Antwerp, Belgium. It specializes in private equity and venture capital, backing companies across consumer, food, wellbeing, healthcare, life sciences, smart industries, energy, electrification, digitalisation and automation, and sustainable cities. Gimv manages investments in a diversified portfolio of companies, with around 85 portfolio companies generating more than EUR 6 billion in combined turnover and employing over 28,000 people. The firm oversees approximately EUR 1.8 billion of investments, including third-party funds. It operates across multiple European markets, including France, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Austria and Switzerland.

Siparex Group is an independent French private equity specialist based in Lyon. It focuses on helping companies grow and transform through ethical and responsible investing, using a diversified platform that manages billions of euros across multiple strategies and operates internationally. The firm backs a broad set of sectors—including manufacturing, software, e-commerce, life sciences, healthcare services, education technology, robotics and drones, fintech, industrials, B2B services, and materials—primarily in France, Western Europe and selected international markets. It emphasizes close collaboration with management teams, sustainable value creation, and adherence to ESG principles, with a history of supporting entrepreneurs from startups to established SMEs.

Novo Nordisk is a global healthcare company focused on discovering, developing, and delivering medicines for chronic diseases, with insulin and diabetes care at its core. It develops and distributes insulin and other diabetes therapies, and invests heavily in scientific research and biotechnology to advance breakthroughs. The company operates worldwide, aiming to expand access to its treatments and improve patient outcomes, while emphasizing sustainability, partnerships, and social responsibility.

Ferguson Enterprises is a leading wholesale distributor of residential and commercial plumbing supplies, pipe, valves and fittings, HVAC equipment, and waterworks products in the United States. It operates a broad network of about 1,350 locations and employs roughly 19,000 associates, serving customers coast to coast, including all 50 states, Puerto Rico, the Caribbean and Mexico. The company offers a wide range of products such as water heaters, pipes and fittings, valves, lighting and fans, PVF, and heating and cooling equipment, along with related services to support repair, maintenance and new construction projects. Ferguson emphasizes local branch-level support and strong vendor relationships to deliver value to contractors, builders and property owners.

Curaleaf is a United States-based, vertically integrated cannabis operator that serves medical and adult-use markets. It cultivates, processes, markets, and dispenses cannabis products across multiple states under its Curaleaf, Select, and Grassroots brands. Its product range includes flowers, pre-rolls, vape pens, concentrates, tinctures, mints, capsules, edibles, topicals, and hemp-based CBD products, distributed through a network of dispensaries, processing sites, and wholesale channels. The company pursues growth through acquisitions to broaden its geographic footprint and brand presence, including exposure to international markets.

Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System (OMERS) is a Canadian public defined-benefit pension plan based in Toronto. Established in 1962, it serves municipal workers and other public sector employees, managing a diversified portfolio that includes equities, fixed income, real estate, infrastructure, and private equity. The organization operates with a governance framework that emphasizes long-term value creation, sustainability, and responsible investing, aiming to deliver retirement benefits to over half a million members and to support local governments and communities. OMERS maintains a global investment footprint across North America, Europe, and beyond, relying on prudent risk management and active oversight to meet its pension obligations.

Bentley Systems is a software company that develops and markets infrastructure design, construction, and operations software. It serves engineers, architects, planners, contractors, fabricators, and IT managers, enabling design, simulation, and data management for infrastructure assets such as roads, bridges, utilities, and transit systems. The company offers a portfolio including MicroStation for modeling and visualization, ProjectWise for project information management and collaboration, AssetWise for asset information management, PlantSight for digital plant operations, and SYNCHRO XR for immersive construction planning. It also provides iModelHub, a cloud platform to accelerate digital workflows for ProjectWise, OpenSite Designer for civil site and land development, and iModel.js, an open-source library to improve visualization and analysis of digital twins. Bentley supports integrated services such as solution implementation and consulting, and maintains strategic alliances with Siemens and Microsoft. Founded in 1984 and headquartered in Exton, Pennsylvania, Bentley Systems positions itself as a leader in infrastructure software spanning design, construction, and asset lifecycle management.

Samsung Electronics is a global technology company headquartered in South Korea that designs, manufactures, and sells a broad range of electronics and information technology products. The company operates in consumer electronics, mobile communications, IT, and device solutions, offering smartphones, tablets, TVs, home appliances, PCs, memory and storage products, and other electronic components. It is a leading producer of semiconductors and display technologies and supplies components for its own devices as well as external customers. Samsung Electronics maintains a worldwide presence across regions including Korea, North America, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific, supports repair and service for its products, and invests in research and development to advance advanced materials, processing, and new architectures. It is widely regarded as the largest smartphone and television manufacturer in the world, underpinning a broad ecosystem of devices and technologies.

Eli Lilly and Company is a global pharmaceutical company engaged in discovery, development, manufacture, and sale of medicines. It operates with facilities in the United States, Puerto Rico, and numerous other countries, and its products are sold in about 135 countries. The company conducts research to address human diseases and also pursues animal health research and products to support animal health and agricultural production. Lilly emphasizes patient support, safety, and quality manufacturing, and pursues ongoing innovation in areas such as neuroscience, cardiometabolic disease, cancer, and immunology to bring new therapies to patients worldwide.

Global Infrastructure Partners is an independent global infrastructure investment firm established in 2006 and based in New York. It focuses on core infrastructure assets in energy, transportation, digital, water and waste sectors, aiming to create long-term value for its investors. The firm uses a disciplined investment process that includes proprietary deal origination, thorough due diligence, strong stakeholder relationships, and active value creation across the investment life cycle. It integrates environmental, social and governance factors throughout its activities to support sustainable outcomes. Beyond equity investments, Global Infrastructure Partners operates a credit arm that provides non-equity financing across the capital stack for infrastructure projects. The firm manages capital for institutional investors and seeks to invest across regions, including Europe, North America and other markets, targeting infrastructure, energy services, utilities, and related assets. Global Infrastructure Partners emphasizes governance, risk management, and operational improvements to deliver risk-adjusted returns while contributing to reliable, essential infrastructure.

Qualcomm is an American fabless semiconductor company that designs, develops, and markets digital wireless telecommunications products and services. It produces processors and connectivity solutions, software, displays, and charging products, and serves automotive, education, healthcare, Internet of Things, mobile computing, networking, smart cities, smart homes, and wearables. The company operates through three segments: Qualcomm CDMA Technologies (QCT), which develops and supplies integrated circuits and system software for 3G, 4G, and 5G wireless communications; Qualcomm Technology Licensing (QTL), which licenses its intellectual property portfolio for wireless standards; and Qualcomm Strategic Initiatives (QSI), which invests in early-stage ventures to support new products and services. A core product line is Snapdragon, the brand for its mobile processors and related platforms.

Pfizer is a global pharmaceutical company that discovers, develops, manufactures, and markets medicines and vaccines across a broad range of therapeutic areas. It maintains an extensive portfolio of prescription drugs and vaccines, with notable products such as Prevnar 13, Ibrance, and Eliquis. The company serves customers worldwide, with substantial international and emerging-market sales. Through ongoing research and development, Pfizer pursues new treatments to address major diseases, including cancer and neurodegenerative conditions, and aims to improve patient outcomes by delivering safe, effective, and accessible therapies. Founded in 1849 and headquartered in the United States, Pfizer operates globally to advance health care through science, partnerships, and scalable manufacturing capabilities.

Harbert Growth Partners is a growth equity investment firm and the U.S. growth equity affiliate of Harbert Management Corporation. It partners with entrepreneurs to finance high-growth companies, focusing on information technology, software, cybersecurity, fintech, digital media, and healthcare IT and services in markets underserved by traditional venture capital; it has over a decade of experience and invests across early to growth stages, often taking an active governance role and leveraging Harbert Management’s broader platform to support portfolio companies.

InfraVia Capital Partners is an independent investment firm founded in 2008 and based in Paris that focuses on European mid-cap infrastructure assets and growth equity in technology and related sectors. It manages more than €5 billion in assets and pursues opportunities across infrastructure, B2B software and technology, energy transition, telecommunications, healthcare, social infrastructure, transportation, and smart mobility. The firm operates a growth equity arm aimed at funding B2B tech scale-ups at Series B and subsequent rounds and pursues active, hands-on asset management to drive long-term value across its portfolio.

McKesson Corporation is a global healthcare company that provides medicines, pharmaceutical supplies, information and care management products and services across the healthcare system. It supports hospitals, pharmacies and providers with distribution, technology-enabled services and clinical resources to improve medication management and care delivery. Through its medical-surgical unit, it distributes medical supplies and healthcare solutions, and it offers services that support pharmacy operations and care management across the supply chain.

Insight Partners is a global private equity and venture capital firm that partners with growth-stage software, internet, and data-services companies to accelerate revenue growth and long-term value. Founded in 1995 and headquartered in New York, it focuses on software-enabled sectors including Fintech, Cybersecurity, AI/ML, DevOps, and Healthcare, and has backed more than 750 companies worldwide, with numerous portfolio companies achieving IPOs. The firm provides capital, hands-on operational guidance, and a broad network to help growing software companies move from product-market fit to IPO, assisting with product development, M&A, efficiency, and geographic expansion. As of 2022, Insight Partners reported over 75 billion in assets under management and maintains offices in New York, London, Tel Aviv, and Palo Alto to support its global portfolio.

Ara Partners is a private equity and infrastructure investment firm focused on decarbonizing the industrial economy. The firm targets sectors such as industrial manufacturing, chemicals and materials, energy efficiency, green fuels, waste management, and food and agriculture, investing growth capital and buyouts to accelerate the development, deployment, and scaling of technologies and processes that reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Through hands-on operational support and sector expertise, Ara Partners aims to optimize portfolio companies across the industrial value chain and drive measurable environmental impact while delivering financial returns. The firm was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Houston, with offices in Boston, Washington, D.C., and Dublin.

Verizon Communications is a global telecommunications and technology company delivering wireless, broadband, and information services to consumers, businesses, and government entities. It operates a nationwide 4G LTE and 3G network, provides wireless devices and plans, home internet and video services, and sells network access to other operators. The company serves mass-market, enterprise, government, and wholesale customers and offers a range of enterprise solutions that design, build and manage networks, information systems, and mobile technologies to help organizations expand reach, boost productivity, and improve agility. Verizon also provides private networking, cloud connectivity, security, IoT, and unified communications services to support business operations across various industries.

Animoca Brands is a global developer, publisher, and platform provider in the Web3, metaverse, and blockchain gaming space. It leverages gamification and blockchain to create and publish mobile games and IP-based products, including titles tied to well-known brands, while enabling digital property rights through non-fungible and fungible tokens. The company operates a platform that allows intellectual property holders to issue assets, monetize rights, and grow fan communities within Web3 ecosystems. It also supports a venture arm that finances and mentors creators and early-stage projects in blockchain, gaming, and related technologies. With regional initiatives to advance Web3 strategies for Japanese IP holders, Animoca Brands pursues global expansion of digital ownership, transparency, and new business models across gaming and branded content.

DoorDash is a San Francisco-based on-demand delivery platform that connects merchants, consumers, and dashers through its DoorDash marketplace. It enables merchants to attract customers, arrange delivery, and access analytics, merchandising, and payment processing, and also offers a white-label logistics service called DoorDash Drive. Founded in 2013, DoorDash began as a delivery service for local restaurants and has since expanded to serve groceries, retail, and other goods, with international expansion through the acquisition of Wolt to reach Europe and Asia. The company focuses on building last-mile delivery infrastructure to support local businesses and improve community access to on-demand goods.

BP is a global energy company that develops, produces, refines, trades, and ships oil, gas, and renewable energy solutions. Its upstream activities cover exploration and production of oil and natural gas, while downstream operations convert crude oil into refined products and market them worldwide. The company also engages in energy trading and provides shipping services to support global distribution. In line with its sustainability goals, BP has expanded investments in renewable energy such as wind, solar, and biofuels through its Alternative Energy initiatives to address growing energy demand while reducing carbon emissions. Its aviation division, Air BP, supplies aviation fuels and lubricants to airlines and airports globally. Through its venture arm, BP Ventures, the firm seeks external technology partnerships to accelerate innovation and the transition to a lower-carbon future. BP’s diversified operations reflect an integrated approach to energy security, reliability, and responsible growth.

Philips is a global health technology company that also operates in lighting and consumer electronics. It serves the health continuum from prevention to diagnosis, treatment, and home care, with a focus on improving health outcomes through meaningful innovation. The company is a leader in diagnostic imaging, image-guided therapy, and patient monitoring, and it also provides health informatics and consumer health products. Philips develops and markets imaging systems, ultrasound, monitoring devices, and related software and services for hospitals and home health. Its research and development efforts target radiology, cardiology, oncology, decision support, and other critical areas to translate innovations into practical solutions. Operating worldwide, Philips aims to enable healthier living and more efficient care across diverse care settings.

NODWIN Gaming is a global entertainment company established in 2015 that focuses on shaping the future of gaming, esports and youth entertainment. It develops and monetizes intellectual property across gaming, esports, music, anime, comics and comedy, and operates in emerging markets through a network of offices and subsidiaries. The company runs esports events, operates platforms and provides services such as content production, talent management, sponsorships and brand integration, facilitating live experiences and fan engagement. Its activities span IP development, monetization, and fan experiences for publishers, brands and audiences across South Asia, Singapore, the Middle East and Turkey.

Octopus Ventures is a London- and New York-based venture capital firm that backs startups across Europe, investing across stages from pre-seed to growth in sectors such as health, fintech, deep tech, consumer, and B2B software. It commits substantial capital, over 200 million pounds annually, and provides hands-on support, dedicating time and strategic guidance to help founders scale. The firm pursues ventures with positive social and environmental impact and leverages a broad network of partners in the United States and Asia to accelerate growth. Notable investments include ManyPets, Cazoo, Depop, Elvie, and WaveOptics, reflecting its approach of partnering with founders to build durable businesses along their journey.

Marubeni Corporation is a Tokyo-based global trading and investment company with a long history dating to 1858. It operates worldwide across multiple sectors, including food and agriculture, metals and minerals, energy and chemicals, transportation machinery, lifestyle, and IT solutions, engaging in import and export, midstream trading and processing, upstream production and downstream distribution, and project investment. The company pursues strategic initiatives in areas such as advanced mobility and AI technologies and maintains a broad network of offices and affiliates to support its activities, emphasizing governance and social contributions.

Jushi Holdings is a vertically integrated multi-state cannabis and hemp operator that develops and runs retail storefronts, distributes and processes cannabis products, and cultivates across medical and adult-use markets. It maintains a diversified portfolio of branded cannabis and hemp products, including Hijinks, The Bank, The Lab, Seche, and Tasteology, and sells through a network of dispensaries such as Nature's Remedy, Beyond Hello, and NuLeaf, as well as via The Jushi Shop online store. The company also operates cultivation and processing facilities as part of its integrated model and pursues growth through acquisitions and other market opportunities.

HPS Investment Partners is a global investment firm that specializes in alternative credit and non-investment grade debt. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in New York, it offers capital solutions to institutional investors, financial advisors, and other clients across the credit spectrum, including private credit, asset-based finance, and liquid credit. The firm manages a range of strategies, from syndicated leveraged loans and high-yield bonds to privately negotiated senior secured debt, mezzanine, asset-based lending, and related private equity, with a focus on rigorous risk management and long-term partnerships. With a global footprint, it maintains offices around the world to serve diverse industries and client needs.

Merck KGaA is a German science and technology company founded in 1668 in Darmstadt. It operates in three main segments: Life Science, Electronics, and Healthcare. The Life Science segment provides laboratory consumables and instruments for researchers in academia and industry; the Electronics segment supplies specialty materials used in manufacturing semiconductors and displays; the Healthcare segment develops branded pharmaceuticals with therapeutic focus areas including oncology, neurology and immunology, fertility and metabolic diseases. Outside the United States and Canada, the Merck name is used globally; in North America, healthcare operates as Merck Serono, life science as MilliporeSigma, and electronics as EMD Electronics. Merck has a long history as one of the world’s oldest operating chemical and pharmaceutical companies and maintains a global presence across Europe, Africa, Asia, Oceania and Latin America, with the founding family retaining a majority ownership.

Orange is a global telecommunications and digital services group headquartered in Paris. It provides mobile and fixed broadband services in Europe and Africa and delivers corporate telecommunications and IT services worldwide through Orange Business Services. OBS offers end-to-end enterprise solutions across cloud computing, unified communications, data center and network management, security, and application management for multinational corporations, public authorities, and SMEs. The group supports international projects with integrated voice and data networks and manages cross-border communications for global clients. It also maintains an innovation ecosystem through programs and an in-house venture arm, Orange Ventures. Founded in 1991, Orange operates in about 30 countries and serves hundreds of millions of customers.

BlackFin Capital Partners is a Paris-based private equity firm focused on financial services and fintech across Europe. It targets asset-light businesses in areas such as asset management, insurance, payments and related technology, and pursues value creation through operational transformation, organic growth and buy-and-build strategies. The firm operates across Western Europe and supports management teams to build larger, stronger companies, typically taking a majority or influential minority stake to drive long-term value.

YFM Equity Partners is a United Kingdom based private equity and venture capital firm founded in 1982 that invests in growth oriented British SMEs across sectors including technology, software, healthcare, manufacturing, consumer goods and business services. It provides growth capital and often supports management buyouts or management buy-ins, frequently taking board seats to guide portfolio companies. The firm focuses on UK opportunities and operates from multiple offices, notably in Leeds and London. Typical investments range from a few million pounds, with a view to exiting within about five years through sale or listing, and it emphasizes responsible investment while leveraging strategic guidance and networks to help companies scale and contribute to the economy.

iCON Infrastructure is an independent investment firm based in London that specializes in private investments in infrastructure assets across Europe and North America. Founded in 2004, the firm focuses on sectors including water, transportation, energy generation, distribution and storage, utilities, telecoms, and social infrastructure. It pursues long-term ownership and active management of infrastructure assets, supported by a network of senior industry professionals with broad management and sector expertise.

Exclusive Networks is a global cybersecurity and digital infrastructure provider that enables secure digital operations for organizations. It partners with leading vendors to offer a wide range of security solutions across endpoint, cloud, operational technology, application, network, and data security, along with services such as training, consulting, deployment, and ongoing support. The company also delivers managed security services, cloud infrastructure solutions, and flexible financing through leasing programs aligned with its vendor ecosystem. With a local sales presence and global reach, Exclusive Networks combines local expertise with scale to accelerate customer adoption and support through professional services and partner enablement.

Optum is a health services and innovation company within UnitedHealth Group that aims to make healthcare easier, more affordable, and more connected. It serves individuals, families, healthcare providers, employers, and health plans by linking clinics, at-home and online services to streamline scheduling, billing, medication management, and care coordination. Optum delivers medicines and pharmacy services, along with healthcare financial services and guidance supported by technology and data insights to improve access, lower costs, and support decision making for health plans and providers. With a patient-centric focus, it aims to help more than 120 million people access medical care and utilizes tools such as patient portals and integrated care resources across primary care, behavioral health, women's health, and other areas.

Tyson Foods is a modern multinational protein-focused food company that produces about 20% of the beef, pork, and chicken in the United States. It markets a broad portfolio of foods under brands such as Tyson, Jimmy Dean, Hillshire Farm, BallPark, Wright, Aidell's, and State Fair. The company serves a wide range of customers, including national restaurant chains, schools, military bases, hospitals, nursing homes, and international buyers, and it operates across all major retail channels, from club stores to grocery and discount outlets. Tyson Foods is a leading provider of protein to both foodservice and retail customers, with integrated supply and a diversified mix of raw and prepared foods. The business model emphasizes scale and brand breadth to meet demand in consumer and institutional markets.

Endeavor is a global non-profit organization and network that identifies, supports, and mentors high-impact entrepreneurs. Through a rigorous selection process, it connects founders with mentors, peers, and resources to scale their businesses and contribute to their communities. The network spans nearly 40 countries and supports more than 2,000 entrepreneurs, whose companies generate over 28 billion in combined revenues and have created more than 3.9 million jobs, reflecting Endeavor’s focus on fostering sustainable growth and entrepreneurship ecosystems around the world.

Arcus Infrastructure Partners is an independent infrastructure investment firm based in London, United Kingdom. Founded in 2009, the firm focuses on European infrastructure and pursues control or meaningful influence to implement value creation in portfolio companies. Arcus targets investments across transportation, telecommunications, energy, water, waste management, social services and other infrastructure assets, employing active asset management and growth equity approaches. The firm operates as a fund manager, overseeing capital allocations and governance to support portfolio companies, with emphasis on long-term resilience and performance. Arcus emphasizes working closely with management teams to build larger, more robust businesses that meet future infrastructure needs. The company distinguishes itself through a governance framework featuring independent directors, and a strategy centered on building scale, strategic improvements, and sustainable returns for investors.

Amadeus IT Group is a global technology company that serves the travel and tourism industry by operating as a transaction processor and provider of IT solutions. It runs an international network that connects travel providers—airlines, hotels, rail operators, cruise and car rental companies—and travel agencies through its distribution platform, enabling search, pricing, booking, and ticketing of travel products. The company also offers a broad portfolio of software solutions to automate mission-critical processes for travel providers, including reservations, inventory management, and airport/departure control operations, as well as IT services such as software development, data processing, and implementation. Its solutions address airlines, airports, border authorities, corporate travel, travel sellers, and hospitality businesses. Amadeus maintains a significant share in the global distribution system market and has a growing IT solutions division focused on airlines, airports, rail, hotels, and travel agencies. The company pursues innovation and strategic partnerships to enhance travel experiences and operational efficiency across millions of daily transactions worldwide.

American Express is a global financial services company that provides charge and credit card products, travel and expense management services, and merchant acquiring and processing. It operates a robust merchant payment network and offers fraud prevention, risk management, and loyalty programs such as Membership Rewards. The company serves consumers and businesses through segments including US consumer services, US commercial services, international card services, and global merchant and network services, and it conducts merchant acquisition, servicing, and settlement for card relationships. It delivers marketing, information, and analytics services to merchants, supports travel-related services, and offers tools to manage finances, security, and payments. With operations in about 130 countries, American Express focuses on innovative payment solutions, cardholder benefits, and partnerships across consumer and business markets.

ITOCHU Corporation is a Japanese multinational trading company, or sogo shosha, founded in 1858 by Chubei Itoh. It conducts domestic and international trading and import/export across a broad range of sectors, including textiles, machinery, metals, chemicals, energy and oil, general merchandise, and provisions and food. The company also engages in related businesses and investments, such as insurance, finance, construction, real estate trading, and warehousing, supported by an international network with offices in more than 80 countries. Through its diversified operations and global platform, ITOCHU facilitates trade, logistics, and value-added services for customers and partners around the world.

UnitedHealth Group is a diversified health care company operating through two main platforms, UnitedHealthcare and Optum. UnitedHealthcare provides consumer and employer health benefit plans and services, including Medicaid and Medicare programs, while Optum offers health care services, information technology, analytics, and pharmacy care. The company focuses on improving health outcomes, expanding access, and controlling costs through scalable, data-driven solutions and value-based care models. Its technology-enabled approach integrates care delivery, health management, and financial services for individuals, providers, payers, and government programs. UnitedHealth Group emphasizes innovation in artificial intelligence and digital tools to streamline administrative processes, enhance clinical decision-making, and optimize payment systems for consumers and providers. With a large member base and a broad footprint, the company collaborates with health systems, employers, and regulators to deliver affordable, high-quality care and to sustain long-term performance for stakeholders.

Frazier Healthcare Partners is a Seattle-based healthcare-focused investment firm, founded in 1991. It provides growth equity and venture funding to healthcare companies, investing in the United States, Canada and Europe across healthcare services, medical devices and supplies, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology and life sciences. The team pursues growth buyouts and early-stage opportunities, aiming to build scale and long-term value in profitable middle-market companies. The firm employs an active, hands-on approach, leveraging deep domain expertise and a broad network of industry executives and advisers, and it uses a Center of Excellence to accelerate growth and performance across portfolio companies.