Trilogy Search Partners

Trilogy Search Partners

Venture Capital and Private Equity Principals

Bellevue, Washington 1,591 followers

About us

We invest in acquisitions of small, profitable companies, sourced primarily through the search fund model.

Website
http://www.trilogy-search.com
Industry
Venture Capital and Private Equity Principals
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Bellevue, Washington
Type
Partnership
Founded
2015

Locations

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    155 108th Ave NE, Suite 400

    Bellevue, Washington 98004, US

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    We always really appreciate the chance to host prospective search fund entrepreneurs; this was a great group!

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    Trilogy hosts the first of summer search workshops!    Thanks to the prospective search fund entrepreneurs who joined us in beautiful Seattle for our Summer Search Workshop! The workshop focuses on industry ideation, with a deeper dive into the investing and operating sides of search. Here are some highlights:    🚀 Kick-Off with John W. Stanton: Our event began with a fireside chat with Seattle native and Chairman of the Mariners, John W. Stanton, reflecting on his own entrepreneurial experiences in the wireless space and as a CEO.  🎤 Insights from the Investment Team: Our panelists – Trilogy partners Mitch Cohen and Scott Alderman – shared what drives success in acquisitions and operating search businesses, while Trilogy's Entrepreneur-in-Residence Gelila Bekele and CTO Kevin Knoepp brought the latest on evaluating quality software deals.  👥 C-suite Perspectives: Scott Sorenson, CEO of CITTA Brokerage Co., offered lessons from his search, and Nevin Raj, Co-Founder and COO of Grata, shared reflections on entrepreneurship and how to stand out with sellers.   💡 Industry Ideation and Differentiated Search: Participants completed exercises on industry thesis development and the strategies behind running a differentiated search, including hands-on list building using Grata. 🎉And no workshop would be complete without a trip to T-Mobile Park for a Mariners victory, this time against the Twins!    Thank you to all participants for making the first of this year's summer workshop a success! 

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    Trilogy hosts the first of summer search workshops!    Thanks to the prospective search fund entrepreneurs who joined us in beautiful Seattle for our Summer Search Workshop! The workshop focuses on industry ideation, with a deeper dive into the investing and operating sides of search. Here are some highlights:    🚀 Kick-Off with John W. Stanton: Our event began with a fireside chat with Seattle native and Chairman of the Mariners, John W. Stanton, reflecting on his own entrepreneurial experiences in the wireless space and as a CEO.  🎤 Insights from the Investment Team: Our panelists – Trilogy partners Mitch Cohen and Scott Alderman – shared what drives success in acquisitions and operating search businesses, while Trilogy's Entrepreneur-in-Residence Gelila Bekele and CTO Kevin Knoepp brought the latest on evaluating quality software deals.  👥 C-suite Perspectives: Scott Sorenson, CEO of CITTA Brokerage Co., offered lessons from his search, and Nevin Raj, Co-Founder and COO of Grata, shared reflections on entrepreneurship and how to stand out with sellers.   💡 Industry Ideation and Differentiated Search: Participants completed exercises on industry thesis development and the strategies behind running a differentiated search, including hands-on list building using Grata. 🎉And no workshop would be complete without a trip to T-Mobile Park for a Mariners victory, this time against the Twins!    Thank you to all participants for making the first of this year's summer workshop a success! 

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    A few weeks ago, we had the opportunity to host a small group of leaders in our portfolio here in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, both in Seattle and in Victoria, BC. We dressed up for high tea, traveled in style, and even stopped to smell the roses at Butchart Gardens. Our focus was on board engagement and effectiveness, one of our favorite topics! This was a fun group to bring together, and we always appreciate the chance to invest in our community of great operators while highlighting our beautiful PNW!

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    We are delighted to share that Aaron Perrine will moderate the "Software Acquisitions" panel at the Wharton ETA Summit this Friday. Aaron and the panelists will discuss searching, acquiring, operating, and exiting a software business, and we look forward to hearing their insights.    If you are attending the Wharton ETA Summit, be sure to check out this panel! Many thanks to the Wharton ETA Club for organizing this event!

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    Featured Panel | Software Acquisitions Announcing our next late morning panel, “Software Acquisitions" at Wharton’s 2024 ETA Summit on March 22nd! Hear the perspectives from investors and operators on how to effectively research, acquire, operate, and exit a business in the software sector, the largest industry category for searchers. Thank you to Aaron Perrine for moderating this panel and to our panelists Steve Divitkos, Promise O., and Scott Barstow for sharing their valuable experience and advice. Looking forward to seeing you at the Summit! https://lnkd.in/ee5x9tw5

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    We're big baseball fans at Trilogy and proud to be partners with Mikal Thomsen!

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    We are delighted to announce the addition of two talented leaders to our team - Roland Yang as Vice President and Jay Henniger as Chief Administrative Officer.   Roland comes to us via McKinsey & Company, Harvard Business School, and At-Bay, and will support search fund entrepreneurs and operating companies across our portfolio.   Jay is an experienced finance leader who most recently was CFO of the consumer banking segment at CIT, and also teaches at the University of Washington Computational Finance and Risk Management program. He will lead fund management, compliance, and other activities.   We’re fortunate to have Roland and Jay on the team, and we know they will help us in our mission to serve distinctive search fund entrepreneurs in acquiring and operating great businesses.   Check out our full team at https://lnkd.in/ggWiseNS

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    We had a great time at the Harvard Business School ETA conference; so appreciative of the ETA club’s work in planning a great event with a record 1,000 attendees! With such a busy day, we didn’t get a chance to talk with everyone we would have liked to, but we look forward to following up over the next week or two. Here is Aaron Perrine at the ‘Industry Thesis Think Tank’ panel; portfolio CEOs Caroline Matthews, Anthony Runco, Courtney Dunn, Sam Krieg, and Hill Hamrick also spoke on panels!

    • Panelists at the HBS ETA Conference "Industry Thesis Think Tank". From left to right: Kent Weaver (moderator), Aaron Perrine, Sara Rosenthal, Neal Jacobs, Kevin Oxendine.
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    These episodes have kicked off great discussions this fall as MBA students contemplate raising a search fund post-school, and as mid-career professionals consider a transition. Glad to be partnering with Sam Krieg and this was a great conversation!

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    Today is the 6th episode in our Launch Series, a partnered episode series with Pacific Lake and Trilogy Search Partners on preparing for the CEO role as a search fund. This conversation centers around a CEO’s first 100 days in the company post-acquisition, and I’m joined by Sam Krieg, Co-CEO of Central Storage & Warehouse, and Chris Hendriksen, partner at Pacific Lake Partners and former CEO of VRI. We talk about the key objectives new CEOs should approach the business with, important frameworks for making decisions, how to authentically get to know your team and business, the role of the founder and your investors, and so much more. Please enjoy this episode on the first 100 days, and check out our earlier Launch episodes as they complement this discussion well.

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    Taking over the reins of any company can be exhilarating and rewarding, but it can also be stressful at times. Whether you are a seasoned leader, a first-time #CEO preparing for the role, or just curious about what the first 100 days in the company might look like, check out the 6th episode of the Think Like an Owner Launch Series. Sam Krieg and Chris Hendriksen provide invaluable insights into the first 100 days in this episode. #ETA #search #firsttimeCEO #TLAOpodcast

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    Host of Think Like an Owner

    Today is the 6th episode in our Launch Series, a partnered episode series with Pacific Lake and Trilogy Search Partners on preparing for the CEO role as a search fund. This conversation centers around a CEO’s first 100 days in the company post-acquisition, and I’m joined by Sam Krieg, Co-CEO of Central Storage & Warehouse, and Chris Hendriksen, partner at Pacific Lake Partners and former CEO of VRI. We talk about the key objectives new CEOs should approach the business with, important frameworks for making decisions, how to authentically get to know your team and business, the role of the founder and your investors, and so much more. Please enjoy this episode on the first 100 days, and check out our earlier Launch episodes as they complement this discussion well.

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