Gen II Fund Services, an independent private capital fund administrator, has promoted eight client service professionals to principal, each of whom will lead one of the company’s dedicated client services teams. 

Eureka Equity Partners, a private equity firm focused on investments in companies with up to $100 million in revenue across business services, health care services, specialty industrials and consumer products, has promoted Alexandra Oswald to partner from principal. 

Long Ridge Equity Partners, a private equity firm focused on the financial and business technology sectors, has promoted Andrew Cedar and Jason Melton to partner, and Doug Nelson to principal. 

Global private equity firm Permira has appointed Carolyn Everson, a former Meta executive with over 28 years of experience working with internet and digital media companies, as a senior adviser.

HIGHVERN, a Jersey-based fiduciary, corporate and fund administration services provider, has appointed Colm Clifford as the firm’s Irish Independent Non-Executive Director. 

Blue Wolf Capital Partners, a New York-based private equity firm focused on buyouts, recapitalisations, and growth capital opportunities in middle market companies, has appointed Natalie Marjancik as a partner of the firm.

Global law firm Goodwin has appointed Audra Cohen as a partner in the firm’s global Private Investment Funds practice in New York office. Cohen has more than 10 years of experience representing global private funds sponsors.  Goodwin’s global private funds practice, now numbers more than 230 lawyers across the US, London, Paris, Frankfurt, Luxembourg, Hong Kong and Singapore, representing more than 1,000 investment managers around the world. Cohen advises sponsor clients on all aspects of fund formation, fundraising, negotiations, and ongoing compliance in connection with real estate funds, real estate credit funds, infrastructure funds, and private equity buyout funds. She

Vista Equity Partners, a global investment firm focused exclusively on enterprise software, data and technology-enabled businesses, has announced a number of senior leadership promotions, appointing five new managing directors across the business. 

Abingworth, an international life sciences investment group and part of global investment firm Carlyle, has appointed Joy Ghosh, PhD as managing director.  Ghosh will be based at the firm’s Boston office and will work with the transatlantic team to identify new investment opportunities and support existing investments in innovative private and public companies, including those focused on clinical co-development. Ghosh has over 15 years’ experience in life science investing and portfolio company management and in corporate strategy and drug development. He joins from Eventide Asset Management where he was portfolio manager responsible for a portfolio of innovation-focused public and private