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Founded in 1991, by John von Schlegell and John Dixon, Endeavour is currently investing its sixth fund with $675 million in equity. Endeavour partners with management teams to help provide growth equity capital, industry consolidation, management acquisitions, recapitalizations, and ownership transfers. Within its investment parameters, Endeavour makes investments in service and manufacturing companies with 'franchise value' headquartered in the Western United States. Endeavor focuses on five primary industry areas, including food and consumer services, transportation and logistics, education and training, niche manufacturing and business services. The firm may also invest in real estate, project finance, or emerging technology companies outside of its investment parameters. EBITDA of $5 to $50 million. Endeavor can invest $25 to $100 million in one company, and with partners can commit over $100 million in equity for larger transactions (5-10 year time horizon). Endeavor maintains offices in Portland, Seattle, Denver, and Los Angeles. Endeavour Structured Equity And Mezzanine Fund (SEAM) (http://endeavourseam.com) was formed in 2009 to invest $5 to $25 million of mezzanine and equity capital in sponsored and non-sponsored lower to middle-market companies located in the Western U.S. SEAM is a sister Fund to Endeavour Capital's private equity funds, and focuses on complementary junior debt opportunities that are outside the parameters of Endeavour's primary equity focus.
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