Tower Peak Partners has made its first investment by acquiring a minority stake in a curated secondaries portfolio comprising seven high-growth companies focused on improving the lives of individuals with disabilities.
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Tower Peak Partners is excited to announce its inaugural investment launched in 2024, acquiring a minority stake in a carefully curated secondaries portfolio consisting of seven high-growth companies. This investment leverages Tower Peak's proprietary capital and encompasses stakes in groundbreaking enterprises such as No Limbits, Joshin, Opya, Hiki, Floreo, and @LUCI. Each of these companies is committed to driving innovation and making a significant impact within their respective sectors.
Industry Overview in the United States
The landscape for disability and inclusion-focused enterprises in the United States has witnessed significant growth in recent years. As awareness around disability rights increases, so too does the demand for solutions that enhance accessibility and promote inclusivity. The sector is characterized by a range of businesses dedicated to creating products and services that cater to the unique needs of individuals with disabilities.
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Organizations such as The Disability Opportunity Fund (DOF) are crucial in this ecosystem, providing essential financial support and resources to help innovative companies thrive. Led by exp
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