Key Takeaways
- • Trinity Hunt Partners, a Dallas-based PE firm with $2+ billion in AUM, has invested in Fisher Management Partners as the founding platform investment to build a multi-firm consulting services rollup.
- • Fisher Management Partners, founded in 2015 and based in Columbus, Ohio, provides middle-market advisory services across strategy, sales and marketing, operations, supply chain, finance, talent, and technology—with founder Todd Fisher remaining as managing partner.
- • Trinity Hunt plans to acquire complementary consulting firms with adjacent capabilities, geographies, or specializations to create an integrated value-creation platform serving B2B and B2C companies.
- • Legal counsel included Kirkland & Ellis for Trinity Hunt, and Copper Run and Dinsmore & Shohl for Fisher; no deal valuation was disclosed.
Summary
Fisher Management Partners serves middle-market clients across six core service verticals: business strategy, sales and marketing, operations and supply chain, finance, people and talent, and technology. The firm has established a track record advising private and public companies on operational and financial transformation. Todd Fisher, the firm's founder and managing partner, will continue to lead the business following the investment.
George Morgan, a partner at Trinity Hunt, highlighted Fisher's client results and consistent growth trajectory as the rationale for the platform selection. Trinity Hunt's stated investment strategy focuses on building B2B and B2C services companies, positioning the consulting platform as a natural extension of the firm's sector focus. The firm intends to pursue add-on acquisitions of consulting firms offering complementary capabilities, geographic reach, or specialized expertise to expand the platform's service offerings and market penetration.
Kirkland & Ellis served as legal advisor to Trinity Hunt on the transaction, while Fisher was represented by Copper Run and Dinsmore & Shohl. The deal valuation was not disclosed.
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