Most search fund structures give you capital and a cap table. What they rarely give you is a partner who has actually sat in your seat, knows what the first 100 days feel like from the inside, and is willing to stay close long after the deal closes.

The CEO-in-Residence path is built around a different idea: that the right person, backed the right way, with the right structure around them, can build something extraordinary. You get real governance authority, permanent capital, and one focused partner instead of a fragmented group of investors pulling in different directions. You get someone in the foxhole with you, not above you.

We work with one or two people a year. When we say we're in, we mean it completely.