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At a glance

Full Name
Alex Lam
Title
Partner & Chief Operating Officer
Firm
Panorama Point Partners / InterAlpen Partners (successor firm)
Firm Type
Growth-stage private equity (the stub-listed "angel / seed" characterization does not match the firm's actual mandate)
Investment Stage
Expansion / growth stage; strategic minority and control growth buyouts in founder-led companies
Check Size
Not publicly disclosed
Target Company Profile
Category-leading, founder-led, expansion-stage private companies in large, growing markets
Sector Focus
Healthcare (software, telehealth, services, AI), software/SaaS, and technology at the "nexus of technology and strategic industry sectors" (AI & robotics, defense & aerospace, energy)
Geographic Focus
United States (deep Mid-America and Silicon Valley roots), with a European presence via InterAlpen
Location
Omaha, Nebraska (firm also has professionals in Palo Alto, Denver, and New York City)

Background

Alex Lam is a Nebraska-rooted private equity investor who serves as Partner and Chief Operating Officer at Panorama Point Partners and its successor entity, InterAlpen Partners. He earned an MBA from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln (he uses the LinkedIn handle "alexlamhuskers") and holds the CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) designation. Before entering private equity, he worked in Nebraska's early-stage innovation ecosystem — at NUtech Ventures, a nonprofit technology-commercialization organization tied to the University of Nebraska, and at Invest Nebraska Corporation, a state-focused venture development organization.

Lam spent roughly 12 years with Bridgepoint (Bridgepoint Partners / Bridgepoint Investment Banking), the Nebraska-based investment bank and merchant bank, which he joined as an analyst in 2012 after completing his MBA. That long tenure in investment banking and deal execution underpins his current operating and investing role.

At Panorama Point Partners — a growth private equity firm founded in 2013 by Stephen J. George (previously co-founder and CIO of the ~$5B Capricorn Investment Group) and Clarey L. Castner (former CEO of the University of Nebraska Foundation) — Lam is Partner & COO, focused on expansion-stage investments in innovative healthcare and software companies. The firm has since rebranded/succeeded into InterAlpen Partners, a US-based mid-market private equity firm with more than $500M in total committed capital that pursues control growth buyouts and strategic minority investments. Lam is also noted as a board observer at portfolio company Bicycle Health.

Investment Thesis & Focus

  • Invests in category-leading, founder-led companies in large, growing markets "where innovation intersects with healthcare, software, and special opportunities."
  • Stage: expansion / growth-stage equity — at InterAlpen described as "control growth buyouts" and "strategic minority and control investments in founder-led growth stage private companies."
  • Sector focus centers on healthcare (software, telehealth, services, AI) and software/SaaS, expanding at InterAlpen toward the "nexus of technology and strategic industry sectors" including AI & robotics, defense & aerospace, and energy.
  • Capital base: Panorama Point raised $125M+ in committed capital from family offices, foundations, and entrepreneurs; InterAlpen reports $500M+ in total committed capital.
  • Emphasis on building durable, sustainable-growth companies that generate long-term financial value rather than purely early-stage/angel bets.

Notable Investments

  • Bicycle Health — digital/telehealth provider for opioid use disorder treatment; Lam serves as a board observer (an InterAlpen/Panorama-linked healthcare holding).
  • Liqid — composable/disaggregated data-center infrastructure company; Series B (2019) and Series C (2021).
  • Forge Global — private-market/secondary-shares trading platform; Series B (2018); later went public.
  • HZO (Waterproof Technologies) — nanocoating/protective-coating technology; Series D (2018).
  • SpringCM — cloud contract and document management platform; exit (acquired by DocuSign in 2018).
  • Mode — analytics/business-intelligence platform; portfolio exit (later acquired by ThoughtSpot).
  • Midwest Medical — healthcare holding; acquired (2015).

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