Sebastian Levy

Sebastian Levy is a co-founder of Shore Rock Partners, a private investment firm founded with Ashton Wackym. Public firm and transaction materials describe Shore Rock as a growth-oriented investor focused on building durable businesses that serve critical infrastructure and other end markets. The firm lists its office at 111 Broadway in New York City.

Levy became publicly visible in connection with Shore Rock’s December 2025 acquisition of a controlling stake in AMAG Technology from Allied Universal. In that transaction, Shore Rock became the majority owner of AMAG, Allied Universal retained a substantial minority interest, and AMAG President David Sullivan became CEO. The ownership group also included strategic backing from BellTower Partners, the private investment firm founded by former Carlyle Group CEO Kewsong Lee.

Public sources do not provide a reliable full career history, education history, or verified personal biography for Levy beyond his Shore Rock role and AMAG-related board/investment activity. Search results and third-party employee directories identify a New York-based “Sebastian L.” associated with AMAG Technology and other prior organizations, but they do not provide enough primary-source detail to state those roles as confirmed background.

• Shore Rock’s stated focus is private investment in businesses supporting critical infrastructure and other essential end markets.
• The firm emphasizes long-term value creation, disciplined capital allocation, operational support, and partnership with founders and management teams.
• In the AMAG transaction, Levy and Ashton Wackym said: “AMAG has earned the trust of customers in some of the most demanding environments,” and said Shore Rock would invest to deepen customer and channel relationships while advancing AMAG’s product roadmap.
• AMAG’s strategic fit suggests Shore Rock favors companies with established enterprise customers, mission-critical products, and strong relevance to regulated or high-security environments.
• The AMAG materials point to a preference for businesses where dedicated ownership can accelerate product development, customer support, channel relationships, and long-term operational focus.