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Adam Emmert

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At a glance

Full Name
Adam Emmert
Title
Senior Managing Director
Firm
Tiger Infrastructure Partners
Firm Type
Infrastructure-focused private equity firm
Investment Stage
Growth capital for middle-market infrastructure companies
Check Size
Typically $75 million to $200 million in equity; Tiger says it can make larger investments with co-investors and smaller “toe-hold” investments where significant follow-on capital may be deployed
Target Company Profile
Middle-market infrastructure businesses with essential-service demand, barriers to entry, limited technology/commodity/business-model risk, a clear value-creation roadmap, and potential for follow-on investment or consolidation
Sector Focus
Digital Infrastructure, Energy Transition, Transportation
Geographic Focus
North America and Europe
Location
New York, New York

Background

Adam Emmert is a Senior Managing Director at Tiger Infrastructure Partners, an infrastructure-focused private equity firm with offices in New York and London. Tiger says Emmert has been a member of the team since the firm’s inception; Tiger was launched in 2010 by Emil W. Henry, Jr. to provide transformational growth capital to infrastructure businesses.

Before Tiger, Emmert was part of Lehman Brothers’ infrastructure private equity team. Earlier in his career, he held roles at Highstar Capital, Lehman Brothers’ Merchant Banking Group, and Lehman Brothers’ Global Power Group.

Emmert currently serves on the boards of Tiger portfolio companies 11:11 Systems, Danskammer, International Aerospace Coatings, MNC Transportation, Modern Aviation, and NorthLink Aviation. His education includes a BA from Kenyon College, an MA in International Affairs and International Economics from Johns Hopkins SAIS, and an MBA from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.

Investment Thesis & Focus

  • Tiger’s stated strategy is to “provide growth capital to middle market infrastructure businesses” with the goal of creating mature, traditional or core infrastructure assets.
  • The firm targets real assets and essential services with barriers to entry, predictable demand, and limited technology, commodity, or business-model risk.
  • Preferred use cases for capital include expanding existing assets or networks, creating new assets/platforms/networks, and consolidation through synergistic acquisitions.
  • Tiger focuses on digital infrastructure, energy transition, transportation, and related infrastructure sectors in North America and Europe.
  • Tiger typically targets $75 million to $200 million equity investments and usually seeks majority stakes, while also considering minority investments with aligned partners.
  • The firm’s value-creation playbook emphasizes building or expanding assets, shifting toward recurring revenue, improving contracts, reducing cost of capital, strengthening management teams, expanding customer relationships, and introducing ESG/best practices.

Notable Investments

  • 11:11 Systems: Digital infrastructure platform providing cloud infrastructure and disaster-recovery services to corporate and government customers under long-term contracts; Tiger’s initial investment was in 2021.
  • Danskammer Energy: 500MW gas-fired power plant in New York’s Hudson Valley that operates primarily as a capacity resource; Tiger’s initial investment was in 2017.
  • International Aerospace Coatings: Aviation services provider specializing in aircraft painting through on-airport hangars; Tiger invested in 2022 and announced the sale of its Fund III investment in May 2026 after expanding IAC from 17 to 25 hangars.
  • MNC Transportation: Student transportation and motorcoach charter services provider serving Minnesota and western Wisconsin; Tiger lists the initial investment year as 2025.
  • Modern Aviation: Fixed-base-operator platform created to acquire and consolidate FBOs; Tiger’s initial investment was in 2018.
  • NorthLink Aviation: Anchorage air-cargo infrastructure developer at Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport; Tiger lists the investment as Fund III with an initial investment in 2021.

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