Key Takeaways
- • Tayeh Capital Group (TCG) appointed Scott Harrison, former CEO of RESA Power, as Operating Partner to strengthen operational capabilities across its middle-market investment platform.
- • Harrison brings 35+ years of industrial, engineering, and technology sector experience, including leadership roles at RESA Power (where he led the company through its 2025 sale), Depot Connect International, Rea Magnet Wire Company, and Azure Dynamics.
- • TCG, founded in 2025 by Dave Tayeh and Jay Alix with backing from GCM Grosvenor's Elevate Fund, focuses on founder-led and family-owned businesses in professional and industrial services sectors.
- • Harrison will support operational improvement initiatives and execution of TCG's growth strategy, working directly with the investment team and portfolio company management teams.
Summary
Tayeh Capital Group has named Scott Harrison, an accomplished industrial executive with more than three decades of operational experience, as Operating Partner. The appointment reflects TCG's strategic focus on strengthening its operating capabilities as the private equity firm scales its middle-market investment platform.
Harrison's career spans complex manufacturing and services organizations across industrial, engineering, and technology-driven sectors. Most recently, he served as chief executive of RESA Power, a North American provider of electrical power systems services, where he led the company through a significant growth phase and played a key role in its sale in 2025. His earlier executive positions include CEO roles at Depot Connect International, Rea Magnet Wire Company, and Azure Dynamics, as well as senior leadership positions at Hayes Lemmerz International.
At TCG, Harrison will collaborate closely with the investment team and portfolio company management teams to execute operational improvement initiatives and support the firm's broader growth strategy, with particular emphasis on business services and industrial sectors. His technical foundation—a bachelor's degree from The Ohio State University and a master's degree in electrical and electronics engineering from the University of Dayton—complements his extensive operational background.
TCG itself is newly established, having been founded in 2025 by Dave Tayeh and Jay Alix with institutional backing from GCM Grosvenor's Elevate Fund. The firm's investment thesis targets founder-led and family-owned businesses within professional and industrial services, positioning Harrison's operational expertise as a critical asset for portfolio value creation and operational transformation initiatives.
Harrison's career spans complex manufacturing and services organizations across industrial, engineering, and technology-driven sectors. Most recently, he served as chief executive of RESA Power, a North American provider of electrical power systems services, where he led the company through a significant growth phase and played a key role in its sale in 2025. His earlier executive positions include CEO roles at Depot Connect International, Rea Magnet Wire Company, and Azure Dynamics, as well as senior leadership positions at Hayes Lemmerz International.
At TCG, Harrison will collaborate closely with the investment team and portfolio company management teams to execute operational improvement initiatives and support the firm's broader growth strategy, with particular emphasis on business services and industrial sectors. His technical foundation—a bachelor's degree from The Ohio State University and a master's degree in electrical and electronics engineering from the University of Dayton—complements his extensive operational background.
TCG itself is newly established, having been founded in 2025 by Dave Tayeh and Jay Alix with institutional backing from GCM Grosvenor's Elevate Fund. The firm's investment thesis targets founder-led and family-owned businesses within professional and industrial services, positioning Harrison's operational expertise as a critical asset for portfolio value creation and operational transformation initiatives.
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