Adenia Partners appoints Franck Falézan to investment committee
Adenia Partners has appointed Franck Falézan to the investment committees for two of its funds.
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Africa-focused private equity firm Adenia Partners has appointed Franck Falézan to the investment committee of Adenia Capital IV, and its most recent oversubscribed flagship fund, Adenia Capital V.
As managing partner and co-founder of PrimeStone Capital since 2014, Falézan has helped build an investment firm that has driven strategic growth across European companies. Prior to that, he spent 16 years at The Carlyle Group, where he served as global partner and managing director, leading major European buyouts and sitting on the boards of industrials, healthcare and media companies.
“Adding a new member to our investment committee is a decision we take with great care, as these individuals play a pivotal role in shaping the firm’s future,” said Alexis Caude, managing partner at Adenia Partners. “Franck’s outstanding track record in private equity, coupled with his deep strategic insight and strong alignment with Adenia’s values, makes him an excellent addition to our team. His decision to move into African private equity and join Adenia is a remarkable testament to the strength of our platform and the compelling investment opportunities on the continent. His experience and expertise will undoubtedly enhance our ability to deliver outstanding results for all our stakeholders, and advance our mission to create lasting value on the continent.”
Falézan began his career with The Boston Consulting Group in Paris and London, advising on corporate strategy and operational improvements. He holds an MBA with distinction from Harvard Business School and an MS in Mathematics from École Polytechnique in France.
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