Mark S. DiSalvo

Acts as Venture Capital Fund

Acts as an alternative investment manager

Provides Technology Advisory and Private Equity Services

Provides medication adherence solutions for patients

Princeton Capital invests in middle market companies located in the United States with an EBITDA of USD 3 - 20 million. The firm focuses on a broad range of sectors and industries. It provides financing for debt, mezzanine warrants, buyout, recapitalization, add-on acquisition and growth financing capital requirements with an investment size of USD 1 - 5 million per transaction. It acquires minority interest and also makes co-investments.

Functions as a hedge fund

Publishes the Institutional Investor magazine

J. H. Whitney Investment Management seeks high absolute risk-adjusted returns in a few highly-specialized investment strategies in the public markets. The firm focuses on Asian markets, global commodity and macro markets, the US equity volatility complex and US small-cap deep value equities. J.H. Whitney offers single manager, single strategy investment alternatives, multi-manager regional-focused funds, multi-manager sector-focused funds and a multi-manager, multi-strategy fund of funds. Though not limited by sector, the firm tends to invest in the stocks of companies in the producer manufacturing, process industries, healthcare technology and finance sector. Their Pan Asia Strategy is a multi-strategy focused on Asia Pacific investments. They focus on market inefficiencies and the ability to add value through a disciplined investment process. They invest in 20-30 of the region's premier managers across the strategy spectrum. J.H. Whitney seeks to produce high risk adjusted returns, protect capital in difficult market environments and participate in upside when available. J.H. Whitney's US Long/Short Small-Cap strategy is a concentrated US long/short small-cap fund with a long-term investment focus. They seek to take advantage of public market investment ideas identified through private equity activities that J.H. Whitney was previously unable to pursue. They focus on capitalizing on inefficiencies in the small- and micro-cap segments of the public markets. Their Japanese Long Only strategy is value-orientated to take advantage of the dramatic compression of multiples. The portfolio is not limited to smaller companies; however, J.H. Whitney has identified approximately 50-75 opportunities in the small- and mid-cap space where current price levels are compelling. They have also selected some larger companies that meet their criteria. Although they look at value, they do not expect to focus narrowly on traditional deep value stocks. The firm's Japanese Long/Short strategy seeks to take advantage of inefficiencies and opportunities that exist in a liquid/developed equity market. They employ fundamentally driven stock selection, taking into consideration net investment flows. The strategy employs technical and quantitative tools as an overlay. The portfolio is focused on risk/return, with an emphasis on liquidity and diversification and seeks to generate consistent, non-correlated and risk-adjusted returns. J.H. Whitney's Asian Healthcare Long/Short strategy seeks to take advantage of favorable demographics during rapid technological advances in stocks across sub-sectors and markets. The approach is fundamentally driven and seeks to capitalize on Westernization trends and rising standards of living across the region.