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Mitch Titley joined Gresham in 2005 from PricewaterhouseCoopers Corporate Finance.
He is a member of the Birmingham investment team and focuses on the industrial products sector.
His experience includes the management buy-out of Esterform and Just Trays.
He is also a mentor for the Prince's Trust.
Mitch spent 8 years with PwC where he advised on a range of transactions.
Prior to that Mitch worked for L'Oreal and spent time in a number of areas of the business including production, logistics and sales and marketing.
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Gresham LLP
Gresham LLP Investment ManagersFinance Gresham is a long-term, active manager which utilizes business fundamentals and works with UK managers to add value to mid-market companies in the business & support services, consumer, financial services, healthcare/pharmaceuticals, industrial products and energy & environmental sectors. The firm focuses on MBOs up to £50m. It provides financing in the form of equity & Debt. Their portfolio team works alongside investee companies, aiming to add value by delivering the business plan and making a profitable exit. | Private Equity Investor | 30-01-2014 |
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Gresham LLP
Gresham LLP Investment ManagersFinance Gresham is a long-term, active manager which utilizes business fundamentals and works with UK managers to add value to mid-market companies in the business & support services, consumer, financial services, healthcare/pharmaceuticals, industrial products and energy & environmental sectors. The firm focuses on MBOs up to £50m. It provides financing in the form of equity & Debt. Their portfolio team works alongside investee companies, aiming to add value by delivering the business plan and making a profitable exit. | Finance |
















