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Pritzker Group investment partner named president of Healthcare PE Association

Pritzker Group Private Capital’s healthcare investment partner, Michael Dal Bello, has been named president of the Healthcare Private Equity Association, a trade group comprised of more than 50 private equity firms representing 400 healthcare portfolio companies.

As president, Dal Bello (pictured) will lead the organisation’s advocacy, research and communication efforts when he takes office in July.
 
Dal Bello joined Pritzker Group Private Capital in December from Blackstone Group, where he invested more than USD7bn of equity capital in 13 transactions while helping to lead the firm’s sourcing efforts in healthcare. As investment partner, Dal Bello’s mandate is to source, invest in and oversee a group of healthcare companies for Pritzker Group Private Capital.
 
With 13 years of direct investing experience, Dal Bello has broad experience working with management teams to drive value through operational improvements, acquisitions and divestitures. While at Blackstone, he served on 10 corporate boards, providing strategic and operational counsel to portfolio company leadership teams.
 
“I am honoured to take leadership of this organisation at such a pivotal time for the healthcare industry. Private equity plays a significant and constructive role in supporting the growth of leading healthcare companies, which provide the products and services that lead to effective, efficient and high-quality patient outcomes,” Dal Bello says.
 
The Healthcare Private Equity Association was founded in 2010 by a group of private equity firms involved in healthcare. The organisation advocates on behalf of members with government, represents the industry to the media and other organisations, and promotes knowledge sharing and best practices among association members. Prior to assuming the presidency, Dal Bello was a board member of the organisation.

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