Former Goldman Sachs partner Jo Natauri has launched Invidia Capital Management, a New York-based healthcare services-focused private equity firm, with investment from global alternative asset management solutions provider GCM Grosvenor.
Invidia will focus on upper-middle market investment opportunities in North America.
Natauri most recently served as Global Head of Private Healthcare Investing at Goldman Sachs, where she was also a member of the bank’s corporate investment, sustainable investing and life sciences investing committees. She left Goldman Sachs last December after a 17-year tenure.
Invidia has so far hired Vince Cuticello as Chief Administrative Officer and Chief Compliance Officer; Alice Kennon as Head of Operations and Capital Formation; and six additional investment team members with experience at Goldman Sachs, TPG, KKR, Barclays, Partners Group and Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System.
In a statement, Goldman Sachs’ CEO David Solomon described Natauri as “an important leader in growing Goldman’s healthcare franchise in the private equity group”.
He added: “She’s well-positioned to lead next-generation healthcare investing and to have an impact on the direction of healthcare.”
