Consumer Capital Partners (CCP), a private equity and concept development firm, is augmenting its senior management team with the addition of Tim M
Consumer Capital Partners (CCP), a private equity and concept development firm, is augmenting its senior management team with the addition of Tim Mullany as its chief financial officer.
CCP’s private equity group focuses solely on multi-unit consumer centric businesses, primarily in the restaurant, retail, and leisure industries. CCP is the financial and creative engine behind the popular fast-casual restaurant concept Smashburger.
Mullany will lead the financial and accounting functions at CCP, charged with creating lasting value for the firm, its clients, and ultimately consumers. He brings a strong background of working as a CFO in the asset management/broker-dealer community combined with a keen understanding of consumer markets and trends.
“Tim has an impressive financial and analytical approach to business and investments, yet he has creativity and consumer concept development experience that matches perfectly with CCP’s objectives,” said Dave Prokupek, managing partner and chief investment officer at CCP. “We’re excited to have Tim and his unique perspective on board.”
Previously, Mullany was CFO at Global Portfolio Advisors in Boston where he managed more than USD5 billion in assets and an investment fund of USD1 billion. He was also CFO of Spartan Partners, a boutique restructuring and turnaround management firm in New York. Prior to his work as CFO, he worked in private equity and investment banking in New York at JP Morgan and Banc of America. Mullany began his financial management career at KPMG as senior associate. He earned his MBA in finance and management from Columbia University and his BS in accounting from Villanova University.
