Key Takeaways
- • Harvard Grace Capital, a private equity firm focused on commercial real estate in Middle Tennessee and North Alabama, appointed Alyssa Mediate, J.D. as Director of Capital Formation and Investor Relations, according to a November 12, 2026 ACCESS Newswire release.
- • Mediate will lead capital formation efforts targeting accredited investors, family offices, high-net-worth individuals, and other qualified capital partners.
- • Founder and CEO Stewart Heath said Mediate brings eight years of experience in relationship building and capital markets.
- • The appointment supports the firm's expansion of its investment pipeline and capital partner network in its target markets.
Summary
Harvard Grace Capital has named Alyssa Mediate, J.D. as its Director of Capital Formation and Investor Relations, according to a press release distributed by ACCESS Newswire on November 12, 2026. The Nashville-based private equity firm focuses on acquiring, investing in and operating commercial real estate opportunities in Middle Tennessee and North Alabama, markets the firm describes as benefiting from long-term population growth, business expansion, and continued economic investment.
In the new role, Mediate will lead the firm's capital formation efforts, with an emphasis on developing and strengthening relationships with accredited investors, family offices, high-net-worth individuals, and other qualified capital partners. She will also oversee investor communications, fundraising initiatives, and strategic capital partnerships as the firm identifies and executes commercial real estate investments across its target markets.
Founder and CEO Stewart Heath said Mediate brings eight years of relationship-building and capital markets experience and a strong understanding of investor priorities. Heath stated that strengthening the firm's ability to connect with the right capital partners is a critical part of its strategy as it grows its investment platform. The firm describes its approach as combining local market knowledge, disciplined underwriting, and a relationship-driven model designed to generate attractive risk-adjusted returns.
Mediate said the firm's focused commercial real estate approach and its commitment to long-term investor relationships provide a strong foundation for growth, and she expects to introduce the firm to new capital partners while deepening ties with existing investors. The announcement comes as the firm continues to expand its investment pipeline and build its capital partner network. The release did not disclose assets under management, fund sizes, or fundraising targets.
In the new role, Mediate will lead the firm's capital formation efforts, with an emphasis on developing and strengthening relationships with accredited investors, family offices, high-net-worth individuals, and other qualified capital partners. She will also oversee investor communications, fundraising initiatives, and strategic capital partnerships as the firm identifies and executes commercial real estate investments across its target markets.
Founder and CEO Stewart Heath said Mediate brings eight years of relationship-building and capital markets experience and a strong understanding of investor priorities. Heath stated that strengthening the firm's ability to connect with the right capital partners is a critical part of its strategy as it grows its investment platform. The firm describes its approach as combining local market knowledge, disciplined underwriting, and a relationship-driven model designed to generate attractive risk-adjusted returns.
Mediate said the firm's focused commercial real estate approach and its commitment to long-term investor relationships provide a strong foundation for growth, and she expects to introduce the firm to new capital partners while deepening ties with existing investors. The announcement comes as the firm continues to expand its investment pipeline and build its capital partner network. The release did not disclose assets under management, fund sizes, or fundraising targets.
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