Sarah Howie

Sarah Howie is a healthcare-focused finance and consulting professional. According to profile aggregators, she served as an Investment Banking Analyst at Quadriga Partners, a Denver-based middle-market investment bank that provides mergers-and-acquisitions and capital-raising advisory services exclusively to healthcare companies. In that role she supported M&A and capital-raise mandates for healthcare clients. Quadriga Partners was founded in 2009 by professionals with backgrounds spanning private equity, corporate finance, bulge-bracket investment banks, and middle-market M&A boutiques.

Earlier in her career, reporting from aggregators indicates she worked as an Associate at Gulfstream Alternative Capital and held investment roles at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta (progressing from Project Manager, Investments to Manager, Investment), where she contributed to the organization's institutional investment activities.

More recently, she was a Strategy & Operations Consultant at Forfend (approx. June 2022–June 2023) and since August 2023 has been an Engagement Manager in Private Equity Advisory at The Chartis Group (Chartis), a healthcare advisory and consulting firm. Her work centers on healthcare investment and management consulting rather than direct startup/angel investing.

On the education side, she holds an MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management and a B.A. in Political Science and Anthropology from Emory University.

• No personal angel/seed-investment thesis could be verified from public sources; the "Seed Round" / "Angel Investor" attributes in the stub are unsupported.
• Her professional expertise is concentrated in healthcare — provider and physician services, pharmaceutical services, medtech, post-acute/elder care, and behavioral health — reflecting Quadriga Partners' sector focus and her private-equity advisory work at Chartis.
• Her demonstrated skill set is in M&A advisory, capital raising, and private-equity/institutional investment analysis for healthcare organizations, not early-stage venture check-writing.