Great Point Partners

Great Point Partners is a private equity firm based in Greenwich, Connecticut, established in 2003. The firm focuses on special situation, buyout, and growth equity investments in healthcare companies across the United States, Canada, and Western Europe. Its investment strategy emphasizes sectors such as pharmaceutical infrastructure services, medical devices, and healthcare information technology-enabled services. Great Point Partners leverages the expertise of its CEO Advisory Board and Medical Advisory Board to provide guidance and support to the executives of its portfolio companies, fostering the development and success of innovative healthcare enterprises.

Bill Gallucci

Operating Partner

Alex Gulotta

Senior Vice President

Edward A. Hjerpe

Senior Vice President

Jeffrey R. Jay

Founder, Managing Director

Harrison Johnson

Senior Associate

Isaac Kang

Associate

Lillian Nordahl

Managing Director and Co-Portfolio Manager

John O’Malley

Senior Associate

Joseph F. Pesce

Managing Director

Noah F. Rhodes III

Managing Director

Rohan Saikia

Managing Director

David Slattery

Senior Vice President

Aaron Spivak

Principal

David Szeto

Senior Analyst

Bret Tenenhaus

Principal

Jerry Yang

Principal

Tavi Yehudai

Managing Director

Stephen Yenouskas

Senior Associate

Past deals in Connecticut

Biodel

Post in 2011
Biodel Inc. is a development-stage biopharmaceutical company based in Danbury, Connecticut, focused on creating and commercializing innovative treatments for diabetes. The company specializes in applying its proprietary formulation technologies to enhance existing drugs, primarily targeting rapid-acting mealtime insulin for patients with Type I and Type II diabetes through its product candidate, Linjeta. In addition to Linjeta, Biodel is exploring earlier-stage candidates, which include follow-on rapid-acting insulins, a sublingual tablet formulation of insulin known as VIAtab, a range of basal insulins, and a glucagon formulation. Through its proprietary VIAdel technology, Biodel studies the interactions between peptide hormones and small molecules to advance its product development efforts.
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