Virgo Publishing, Publisher of ICT, Partners With Seaport Capital
PHOENIX -- Virgo Publishing announces it has partnered with Seaport Capital, a New York City based private-equity fund with more than $400 million of capital under management.
Seaport Capital focuses on partnering with management of private middle-market media, telecommunications, information and business-services companies. The partners at Seaport Capital have more than 75 years of cumulative experience in providing equity capital and financial and strategic advice to superior management teams seeking a partner to help them grow their business.
Seaport is thrilled to partner with Virgo management, and we look forward to working with Jenny Bolton and her team to build on their tremendous track record in business-to-business information services, says Kevin Brandon, partner with Seaport Capital.
Founded in 1986 and based in Phoenix, Virgo Publishing is a business-to-business publisher dedicated to meeting the information needs of niche business sectors. Virgo publishes 16 national trade magazines and produces seven trade shows and events diversified across several industry groups, including natural products/healthcare, telecommunications, light industrial and lifestyle.
President and CEO Jenny Bolton says, Our new partnership with Seaport Capital is very exciting and will allow us to accelerate our current growth strategies. I am looking forward to continuing our expansion into new and existing markets where we can implement our unique style of creating communities through our publishing, Internet and events businesses.
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