Lisa Weil
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- Full Name
- Lisa S. Weil
- Title
- Associate
- Firm
- Beverly Capital (Beverly Capital Family Office)
- Firm Type
- Single-family office / private-investment firm (invests across private companies, private equity & debt funds, real estate, and public equities). Note: the stub's "Angel Investors / Seed Round" label does not match the firm's actual profile — Beverly Capital makes control and co-investments in established, cash-flowing businesses, not seed-stage startups.
- Investment Stage
- Lower-middle-market buyouts, recapitalizations, and co-investments (established companies, not early-stage/seed)
- Check Size / Criteria
- Direct investments in companies with roughly $1M–$10M EBITDA; co-investments alongside sponsors in companies up to ~$20M EBITDA
- Target Company Profile
- Profitable lower-middle-market companies, often family- or founder-owned
- Sector Focus
- Healthcare, outsourced/business services, and light manufacturing
- Geographic Focus
- Central United States / Midwest for direct deals; North America for co-investments
- Location
- Chicago area (Evanston, Illinois); firm office at 2078 Prospector Avenue, Suite 14, Park City, UT
Background
Lisa S. Weil is an Associate at Beverly Capital, a Chicago-area family office founded in 2010 by Joseph P. Nolan, a longtime senior principal at private equity firm GTCR. Weil joined Beverly Capital in 2014 and is responsible for overseeing the firm's business operations and for special projects tied to its portfolio investments. Her role is operational and investor-relations-oriented rather than that of a deal-sourcing principal.
Before Beverly Capital, Weil spent 13 years at GTCR, the Chicago-based private equity firm, where she worked in investor relations, marketing, and CRM administration — overlapping with the GTCR careers of Beverly Capital's founders. Earlier in her career she worked in investment banking at Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. She holds a BA from the University of Colorado at Boulder.
Beverly Capital itself is a long-term-oriented family office that has invested in more than 80 private companies with numerous realized exits, and is currently invested in roughly 40 private equity or debt funds. It also holds substantial direct real estate (farmland, apartments, and hotels) through its Juno Capital affiliate, and runs philanthropy through the Nolan Family Foundation, established in 2019. Given this structure, Weil functions inside a private, permanent-capital investment platform rather than a conventional fund with outside limited partners.
Investment Thesis & Focus
- Firm strategy, not personal angel checks: Beverly Capital deploys family capital across private companies, PE/debt funds, real estate, and public equities with "a long-term perspective" — it is not a seed/angel writer despite the stub label.
- Direct investments: Midwest / central-U.S. companies in healthcare, outsourced business services, and light manufacturing, typically with $1M–$10M EBITDA.
- Co-investments: North American companies in the same sectors up to ~$20M EBITDA, made "alongside over 40 private equity funds and independent sponsors."
- Structures: Control equity, recapitalizations, and platform build-ups (often partnering with sponsors on buy-and-build strategies).
- Deep healthcare tilt: The founder led or co-led GTCR's healthcare investing, and the firm's marquee deals are healthcare-services platforms.
Notable Investments
- The Stepping Stones Group — School-based therapeutic/behavioral-health services provider; formed in 2014 via co-investment with Shore Capital Partners, simultaneously acquiring MyTherapyCompany and Cumberland Therapy Services.
- Supplemental Health Care — Healthcare staffing and workforce-solutions provider (~4,000 clinicians on assignment daily); acquired in 2016 co-investing alongside The Vistria Group.
- DecisionOne Dental Partners — Dental services organization (healthcare services).
- American Prosthetic Components — Prosthetics/medical device manufacturer.
- RJ Health Systems — Healthcare information/data company.
- Advanced Micro Instruments — Instrumentation/light manufacturing.
- Hunt Valve — Industrial valve manufacturer (light manufacturing).
- ITS Logistics — Transportation and logistics services.
- Energy Distribution Partners — Propane/energy distribution.
- Lifequest Services, Alpaca — Additional private-company holdings listed in the firm's portfolio.
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