New York, United States, December 2024 – Health Enterprise Partners (HEP), a healthcare-focused private equity firm, is proud to announce the promotion of David Rauber to Vice President. Since joining the firm in 2021, David has been instrumental in driving success across various investment initiatives.
Ezra Mehlman, Managing Partner at HEP, commended David’s contributions, stating, “Since joining the firm, David has defined himself as a capable investor across many different settings. Every day, he brings focus, determination, and a selfless commitment to the success of the team—core values that we hold dear at HEP. He is a tremendous asset to our portfolio companies and limited partners.”
In his expanded role, David will continue to lead efforts to identify, evaluate, and manage investments that align with HEP’s mission of improving healthcare delivery through innovative solutions.
Before joining Health Enterprise Partners, David served as an Associate at Northlane Capital Partners, a middle-market private equity firm managing approximately $1 billion in invested capital. There, he focused on sourcing, due diligence, execution, and portfolio management for investments in the healthcare and business services sectors.
Earlier in his career, David was an Analyst at CIT, where he specialized in execution and portfolio management for the firm’s debt investments in middle-market healthcare services companies.
Currently, David holds key leadership roles, including serving on the board of directors of BrentCare and acting as a board observer for Proven Behavior Solutions and Alivia Analytics.
David earned a Bachelor of Arts from Johns Hopkins University.
About Health Enterprise Partners
Health Enterprise Partners (HEP) provides expansion capital to innovative companies in healthcare services and healthcare information technology. Central to HEP’s strategy is its extensive hospital system and health plan network, with 36 members serving as investors in the firm’s funds. HEP focuses on companies that improve patient experience, expand access to care, and reduce the overall cost of healthcare.
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