J. Burke Capital Partners
J. Burke Capital Partners is a private equity firm based in New York, established in 2007. The firm specializes in investing in small to mid-sized companies across various sectors, including education, financial services, business services, consumer services, manufacturing, retail, environmental products and services, food and consumables, and healthcare. Additionally, it focuses on niche areas such as medical documentation, medical imaging, packaging and dispensing, and specialty finance. J. Burke typically makes equity investments ranging from $3 million to $30 million in companies with enterprise values of approximately $125 million or less. The firm prefers to take controlling stakes in its portfolio companies, often securing representation on their boards, although it is open to non-control investments in certain situations. It generally funds single tranche investments but may also consider multiple tranche investments for follow-on opportunities. J. Burke Capital Partners aims to collaborate with management teams and independent equity sponsors to drive growth and value in its investments.
VariBlend Dual Dispensing Systems
Private Equity Round in 2013
VariBlend Dual Dispensing Systems is a manufacturer based in Greenville, South Carolina, specializing in custom-blending dual dispensing pumps. The company's innovative dispensing pump system allows users to select multiple formula strengths by rotating the dispenser head, catering to consumer demands for personalization and product freshness. VariBlend serves a diverse range of industries, including personal care, skin care, cosmetics, sun care, tanning, hair care, pharmaceuticals, and food. Its products are designed to enhance the delivery of various formulations, making them suitable for applications in cosmetics, over-the-counter and prescription medications, and food condiments.
MD-IT is a provider of medical documentation software and services to ambulatory clinics and physician groups. Over 8,000 physicians choose MD-IT to help them create electronic patient notes that can be accessed, distributed, and shared electronically, while allowing the freedom to create patient notes through dictation. Physicians can select the balance of software and service that fits their documentation style, all while providing the practice with a uniform document management system that promotes the use of electronic medical records (EMRs).
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