TA Associates, a global growth private equity firm, has appointed new investment staff in its Boston and London offices. Benjamin Bold and Daniel Gold have rejoined as Vice Presidents in the firm’s Boston office, and Harry Mahadevan has rejoined as a Vice President in the London office of TA Associates (UK), LLP.
“We are delighted to welcome back Ben, Danny and Harry to TA Associates,” says Brian J Conway, Chairman and Managing Partner at TA Associates. “All three were valuable contributors while Associates at TA, demonstrating their ability to add value to TA’s growth private equity investment process, particularly in sourcing and analysing new investment and portfolio company acquisition opportunities. We look forward to their contributions as we continue to seek investments in profitable growth companies with high quality business models, and partner with the management teams of our portfolio companies to advance their strategic goals and create further value.”
Bold focuses on investments in business, technology-enabled, information and other services companies across North America. Prior to attending graduate school, he served as an Associate in TA’s Boston office. Mr. Bold previously served as an Investment Banking Analyst at Morgan Stanley. He received a BS in Foreign Service, International Economics from Georgetown University and an MBA from the Harvard Business School.
Gold focuses on investments in consumer companies across North America. Prior to attending graduate school, he served as an Associate in TA’s Boston office. Gold previously served as an Investment Banking Analyst at JP Morgan. He received a BA in Mathematics and Economics from Amherst College and an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Harry Mahadevan focuses on investments in financial, business and data services companies across Europe, as well as cross-sector UK investments. Prior to attending graduate school, he served as an Associate in the London office of TA Associates (UK), LLP. Mahadevan previously served as an Investment Banking Analyst at Credit Suisse. He received a BA in Economics and Management from the University of Oxford and an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
