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West Lane Capital And Wheel Capital Partners Acquire Epicurean Catering

Feb 23, 2023•almost 3 years ago

Acquiring Company

West Lane Capital Partners

Acquired Company

Epicurean Catering

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Description

West Lane Capital Partners, LLC ("West Lane"), a Los Angeles based private equity firm, in partnership with Wheel Capital Partners, LLC ("Wheel Capital"), a Las Vegas based private equity firm, has acquired a majority interest in Epicurean Catering LLC ("Epicurean" or the "Company"). David Friedman, with over 25 years' experience in the foodservice industry, has been named Chief Executive Officer of the business. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Company Information

Company

West Lane Capital Partners

Location

Los Angeles, California, United States

About

West Lane Capital Partners LLC is a California based private equity firm that partners with entrepreneurs and management teams to invest in lower middle-market companies. In addition to providing capital, West Lane is actively engaged partners across the strategy, operations, and finance functions within its portfolio businesses.

Company

Wheel Capital Partners

Location

Englewood, Colorado, United States

About

Wheel Capital Partners is a private investment firm that offers a common sense approach to small business. We roll up our sleeves up to become true partners to owners and achieve long-term success through respect, integrity and a people-first approach.

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