Union Bay Capital
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About Union Bay Capital
Union Bay Capital is a growth capital firm that focuses on investments in growth stage technology companies primarily in the west of the US. The firm is interested in software, digital media, outsourced IT services, medical devices, outsourced business processes and healthcare services. Columbia Pacific Advisors acquired Union Bay Capital Management. Union Bay Capital continues to be operating for deal purposes but investors will interact with Columbia Pacific Advisors with respect to Union Bay Capital Partnerships.
- Type
- Private Equity Firm
- Headquarters
- Seattle, Washington, US
- Regions
- North America
Where they invest
From deals and portfolio companies on record
Most frequent rounds
- Growth Capital/Expansion6
Across 8 deals
Portfolio sectors
- Software2
- Automobiles, Other Vehicles & Parts1
- Business Support Services1
- Financial Services1
- Internet1
Across 8 companies
Portfolio countries
- US8
Across 8 companies
Recent investments
Newest 5 of 8
- Growth Capital/Expansion$7M
CARD Corporation
Jun 2015 · Growth Capital/Expansion
- Growth Capital/Expansion$5M
SunLink Corporation
Nov 2014 · Growth Capital/Expansion
- Growth Capital/Expansion$3.3M
Blue Box
Apr 2014 · Growth Capital/Expansion
- Growth Capital/Expansion$5M
World CNG
Dec 2012 · Growth Capital/Expansion
- Unspecified Round$19M
Northeast Wireless Networks
Nov 2012 · Unspecified Round
Offices
1 location
- Seattle, Washington, USHQ
Questions about Union Bay Capital
What has Union Bay Capital invested in recently?
Recent investments include CARD Corporation, SunLink Corporation and Blue Box.
Where is Union Bay Capital based?
Union Bay Capital is headquartered in Seattle, US.
How do I contact Union Bay Capital?
Partner names, emails and LinkedIn profiles for Union Bay Capital are on the Capital Atlas Pro and Team plans, which also draft outreach and track replies. Check the stages and cheque size above first, so you pitch a firm that fits your round.