Last Updated on: 28th October 2025, 04:56 pm
Malham Partners, the New York-based private equity firm, has hosted an invitation-only forum designed to bring together founders, investors, and corporate leaders for strategic dialogue on the firm’s development and the increasing significance of its Operating Partners Network.
The forum emphasised two priorities: the continued scaling of Malham Partners’s investment platform and the ongoing practice of placing seasoned CEOs and CFOs in advisory roles within portfolio companies. This model enables leadership teams to benefit from hands-on executive expertise, improving oversight, operational discipline, and commercial execution.
“Our investor-founder forum reflects our commitment to combining capital investment with operational expertise,” said Trevor Hale, managing partner at Malham Partners. “By drawing on insights from our partner network, we are equipping our portfolio companies to compete and grow in their respective markets.”
“The level of engagement from our Operating Partners Network at the forum demonstrates the value of integrating experienced executives into our investment model,” noted Paul Reznik, also a managing partner at the firm. “Through breakout sessions and one-on-one dialogues, our operating partners provided practical perspectives that directly support portfolio company leadership teams in navigating growth and transformation.”
Malham Partners maintains a diversified investment strategy across healthcare, infrastructure and energy, industrial services and manufacturing, and consumer and retail. Members of the Operating Partners Network led insights-driven sessions during the event, offering advice informed by long-standing sector expertise.
The firm expects to continue holding private forums and targeted roundtables to encourage alignment and collaborative problem-solving among its investors, advisers, and management teams.
