Jeffrey Kadlic

Founding Partner of Evolution Capital Partners | Private Equity Executive | Entrepreneurship Development at Fisher College of Business

Biography

Fisher College of Business

Jeffrey Kadlic spent the first 10 years of his career making private investments in an institutional setting. Early success was achieved in large part to an entrepreneurial mindset within a corporate culture. While practicing as an institutional investor, working in and around dynamic small businesses, he recognized that growing small businesses needed more than just an influx of cash to scale operations. Leveraging corporate practices within an entrepreneurial setting, in addition to the capital, was the best way to achieve great performance.

Connected by their passion for growing small companies, in 2005, he and partner, Brendan Anderson, co-founded Evolution Capital Partners, focused exclusively on advising and investing growth capital in Second Stage Companies.

Personal:

Jeff enjoys being spending time with his family, being physically active, playing golf and reading a good book. Jeff is also very active with the Nature Center at Shaker Lakes, a non-profit that conserves a natural area, connects people with nature and inspires environmental stewardship. He lives in Shaker Heights, Ohio with his entrepreneurial wife, three sons, one daughter, and a vicious Maltese named Peanut.

Education:

  • MM, Kellogg Graduate School of Management (Northwestern University)
  • BA, Miami University

Accolades:

  • Crain’s Forty under 40 Alumni
  • Ernst & Young Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2013 Northeast Ohio Finalist

Partner Company Boards:

  • Lewellyn Technology LLC
  • Budco Financial Services LLC
  • AXIOM Sales Force Development LLC
  • Cascade Healthcare Services LLC
  • Knowledge Center LLC
  • ROI Networks LLC
  • Heavy Equipment – USA, LLC
  • Monolith Software, LLC

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