Ryan Bostick

Ryan Bostick is a Senior Associate on the investments team at Trinity Investors (also known as Trinity Private Equity Group), a Southlake, Texas–based alternative asset manager. He joined the firm in 2018 and sources and executes direct investments across middle-market private equity and commercial real estate. According to Trinity's team page, he has supported diligence and financial-modeling work on transactions totaling more than $2 billion and works alongside sponsor partners and portfolio-company leadership on value-creation initiatives. He was recognized internally by Trinity as an "Employee of the Year," per the firm's LinkedIn.

His work spans two sides of Trinity's platform: real estate investments in the hospitality, multifamily, industrial, and senior living segments, and operating-company private equity in the healthcare, automotive, and technology industries. He also serves as a Financial Representative for TPEG Securities, LLC — the broker-dealer entity tied to the trinitypeg.com / trinity-peg.com brand — which is the connection behind the [hidden] contact listed in some databases.

Before Trinity, Ryan built a cross-disciplinary finance background across advisory, consulting, venture capital, and real estate credit. His prior roles include LP Analyst (private equity advisory), Perr&Knight (actuarial/insurance consulting), Blossom Street Ventures (venture capital), and Latitude Real Estate Investors (real estate credit). He earned a BBA in Finance from Southern Methodist University (SMU) in Dallas, with a minor in psychology and a concentration in entrepreneurship.

Note: some investor databases classify Ryan as an "Analyst / Angel Investor" focused on seed rounds. That framing does not match Trinity's actual mandate — the firm is a lower middle-market PE and real estate investor, not a seed-stage angel operation. His venture exposure traces primarily to his earlier tenure at Blossom Street Ventures.

• Invests as part of Trinity's platform via direct, hands-on investing in operating companies and real estate, with Trinity co-investing alongside its LPs in every deal.
• Operating-company targets: roughly $20–100M revenue and $2–10M EBITDA, with proven management, diversified customer/product/service base, defensible competitive advantages, and clear operational-improvement or efficiency upside.
• Sector emphasis (PE side): healthcare, automotive, and technology.
• Real estate emphasis: hospitality, multifamily, industrial, and senior living — including both ground-up development and value-add / rehabilitation of existing assets.
• The firm's stated aim is to earn "above-average, risk-adjusted returns through direct investment in real estate and operating companies utilizing partners who share their values."