Where does Hope Mago work?

Hope Mago is Senior Partner at HCAP Partners.

What does Hope Mago invest in?

Hope Mago invests in Impact & Social Good.

Where did Hope Mago go to school?

Hope Mago studied at University of San Diego (Business); University of Zimbabwe (BBS, Finance and Banking); Kutama College.

Hope Mago

Investor

Senior Partner at HCAP Partners

San Diego, California, United States

About

Hope Mago joined HCAP Partners in May 2009 and works on originating, structuring, closing and monitoring portfolio investments as well as investor relations. He leads the firm's impact investing initiatives and has been involved with the Global Impact Investing Network and Impact Capital Managers. Before HCAP, he was an analyst at the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, and he holds an International MBA from the University of San Diego and a finance and banking degree from the University of Zimbabwe.

Invests in

Impact & Social Good

Experience

HCAP PartnersPartnercurrent2015 — presentSan Diego County, California, United States
HCAP PartnersSenior Associate2008 — 2015
Impact Capital ManagersBoard Chaircurrent2017 — presentSan Diego
Integrated Diagnostic Solutions Ltd.Board Membercurrent2025 — presentCalifornia,USA
BetterNightBoard Membercurrent2019 — presentSan Diego County, California, United States
MyndshftBoard Observer2021 — 2025Mesa, Arizona, United States
TCS Healthcare TechnologiesBoard Member2019 — 2025
CortiCareBoard Member2019 — 2025San Diego County, California, United States
ArosaBoard Observer2018 — 2025Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill Area
LISC San DiegoMember Local Advisory Committee2018 — 2022San Diego, California, United States
Central San Diego Black Chamber of CommerceBoard Member2018 — 2022San Diego County, California, United States
Sky Lakes SNF,LLCBoard Observer2015 — 2019Klamath Falls, Oregon
Reno Assisted Living,LLCBoard Observer2015 — 2019Greater Reno Area
University of San Diego School of BusinessTreasurer-University of San Diego School of Business Alumni Council2012 — 2015San Diego County, California, United States
Chiedza Children's FoundationBoard Member2010 — 2011
Sempra EnergyIntern-Business Consulting2008
Reserve Bank of ZimbabweSenior Analyst2006 — 2007

Skills & more

Analysis13Strategy23due diligence1credit analysisPortfolio Management52Investments33Credit7Economics11Funding7Underwriting4Private Equity12Due Diligence62

+12 more

Credit AnalysisStructured FinanceCapital MarketsCredit RiskFinancial AnalysisInvestment BankingDeal ScreeningCorporate FinanceFinancial ModelingMergersValuationMergers & Acquisitions

From Hope's professional profile.

Investments

Board seats

Apprio BetterNightChordlineIntegrated Diagnostic ServicesMyndshftPuzzle Healthcare

Per the firm's website.

Colleagues at HCAP Partners

Bekhruz Nuriddinov

Analyst at HCAP Partners

Ben Consoli

Vice President at HCAP Partners

Billie Jo Nutter

Investor at HCAP Partners

Brandy Esquibel

Executive Assistant at HCAP Partners

Brian Kinsman

Investor at HCAP Partners

Carole McCluskey

Investor at HCAP Partners

Chenjing Wang

Senior Associate at HCAP Partners

Frank Mora

Senior Partner at HCAP Partners

Frequently asked questions

Who is Hope Mago?: Hope Mago joined HCAP Partners in May 2009 and works on originating, structuring, closing and monitoring portfolio investments as well as investor relations. He leads the firm's impact investing initiatives and has been involved with the Global Impact Investing Network and Impact Capital Managers. Before HCAP, he was an analyst at the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, and he holds an International MBA from the University of San Diego and a finance and banking degree from the University of Zimbabwe.
Where does Hope Mago work?: Hope Mago is Senior Partner at HCAP Partners.
What does Hope Mago invest in?: Hope Mago invests in Impact & Social Good.
What boards does Hope Mago sit on?: Hope Mago holds tracked board seats at Apprio, BetterNight, Chordline, Integrated Diagnostic Services, Myndshft, Puzzle Healthcare.
Where did Hope Mago go to school?: Hope Mago studied at University of San Diego (Business); University of Zimbabwe (BBS, Finance and Banking); Kutama College.