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Ben Giess

Investor

Managing Partner at Anvil Capital

Wellesley, Massachusetts, United States

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About

Co-founder of Anvil Capital (2001) with over 30 years in private equity, responsible for originating, structuring and managing portfolio investments and managing relationships with lenders and co-investors. Holds an MBA from Wharton and a BA in Economics from Dartmouth.

Experience

  1. Anvil Capital LLCManaging Partner & Co-Foundercurrent2001 — present
  2. Hampshire Equity PartnersPartner1995 — 2001
  3. INGVice President1991 — 1995
  4. GE CapitalAssociate1990 — 1991
  5. ABN AMRO Bank N.V.Credit Department Manager - Boston LPO1986 — 1988Boston, MA
  6. Shawmut Bank of BostonCredit Analyst1984 — 1986Boston, MA

Skills & more

Private Equity30Corporate Finance19Mergers & Acquisitions16Investment Banking6Valuation5Due Diligence4Investments11Capital Markets3Capital2LBO1Private Placements1Financial Structuring6
+4 moreStrategyCorporate DevelopmentM&A experienceLeveraged Finance

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Ben Giess?
Co-founder of Anvil Capital (2001) with over 30 years in private equity, responsible for originating, structuring and managing portfolio investments and managing relationships with lenders and co-investors. Holds an MBA from Wharton and a BA in Economics from Dartmouth.
Where does Ben Giess work?
Ben Giess is Managing Partner at Anvil Capital.
Where did Ben Giess go to school?
Ben Giess studied at The Wharton School (MBA, Accounting and Finance); Dartmouth College (Bachelor's degree, Economics); Deerfield Academy.

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