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Innovation Works is a Pittsburgh, PA-based company in the Financial Services sector.
NCT Ventures is a Columbus, OH-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Community Investment Corporation is a Chicago, IL-based company in the Financial Services sector.
Swander Pace Capital (“SPC”) is a leading private equity firm dedicated to investing in middle-market consumer products companies in North America and makes equity investments in manufacturers, marketers, and service providers across a wide spectrum of consumer industries. Since 1996, we have been focused on building and growing world-class consumer businesses. SPC was founded by partners with a diverse combination of private equity, consulting, investment banking, and operating experience. The principals of SPC have led successful private equity investments in over 50 companies with current companies` total combined annual revenues of approximately $1.2 billion. Transactions have included buyouts, recapitalizations, and growth financings. We invest in attractive consumer product companies with revenues up to $500 million. Our history and focus across the consumer industry enables SPC to tap into our extensive network to find unique opportunities where we can create value. We Invest In Businesses Across Three Domains Of Consumer Lifestyles: Food & Beverage, Body & Wellness, and Home & Family.
Investment managers often excel at thinking creatively but fail to act on their ideas consistently. Computers and models are the opposite – they aren’t creative – but they can enforce disciplined testing and implementation. Our investment philosophy is to utilize the strengths of each. Our investment team generates ideas for identifying cheap or expensive stocks, drawing on academic work in accounting and behavioral finance as well our own internal research. We use a quantitative process to test and implement these ideas, removing emotion from buy and sell decisions. Blending fundamental research with systematic implementation is critical because even the most talented investors struggle to remove emotional and cognitive biases from their decisions.