Eastside Partners

Eastside Partners is a private equity and venture capital firm established in 2005, operating from its headquarters in Huntsville, Alabama, with an additional office in Atlanta, Georgia. The firm specializes in growth equity investments, primarily targeting early to expansion stage companies in the healthcare and information technology sectors, particularly those with a strong presence in financial services. Eastside Partners typically invests between $1 million and $5 million in individual rounds, with the potential to exceed $10 million through partnerships or co-investments. The firm focuses on companies generating revenue between $2 million and $20 million and prefers to lead most investments, although it often holds minority stakes. While it primarily targets businesses based in the southeastern United States, Eastside Partners remains open to opportunities outside the region.

P. Ramsay Battin

Partner

Wesley Pope

Partner and CFO

Past deals in Alabama

ProctorU

Series B in 2015
ProctorU is a distance proctoring company that offers internet-based test monitoring services for educational institutions and certification organizations. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Hoover, Alabama, ProctorU enables students and candidates to take exams remotely from their homes using webcams and screen-sharing technology. The company's proctors assist test-takers by addressing technical issues and ensuring compliance with exam regulations, effectively serving as personal exam concierges. Through its services, ProctorU aims to provide a secure and convenient testing environment that maintains the integrity of the examination process.

Influence Health

Series B in 2012
Influence Health define influence as a hospital or health system’s power to affect behavioral change, and to achieve their desired result, despite the fact that they have no formal authority over patient decisions. As patients transition from passive recipients of care to active healthcare consumers, and as payers shift payment models towards value-based care, it is not patient engagement but patient influence that will become increasingly important to the financial sustainability and clinical success of hospitals and health systems. -

Influence Health

Series A in 2009
Influence Health define influence as a hospital or health system’s power to affect behavioral change, and to achieve their desired result, despite the fact that they have no formal authority over patient decisions. As patients transition from passive recipients of care to active healthcare consumers, and as payers shift payment models towards value-based care, it is not patient engagement but patient influence that will become increasingly important to the financial sustainability and clinical success of hospitals and health systems. -
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