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October 2018www.capstoneheadwaters.com
Source: Capital IQ, Pitchbook, FactSet, and Capstone Headwaters Research
Capstone Headwaters
The Recreational Products industry has been supported by historical levels of
disposable income and significant shifts in consumer preferences towards
products and activities that promote healthy lifestyles. According to the
Outdoor Industry Association’s “2018 Outdoor Participation Report,” 49.0% of
the US population in 2017 participated in outdoor recreational activities, a slight
increase from 20161. The leading motivations for outdoor recreational
participation were to exercise and remain physically fit, to be with family and
friends, and to observe scenic beauty and be close to nature.
Capstone Headwaters’ Recreational Products public company index indicates an
average EBITDA multiple of 12.3x year-to-date (YTD), compared to 11.8x YTD
2017. Robust fundamentals in the space have supported strategic acquisitions
as companies look to expand current product offerings, deepening their reach
into niche corners of the Recreational Products market. Of the 65 transactions
in YTD 2018, 66.1% of deals have been announced or completed by strategic
acquirers. Noteworthy public company transactions include Winnebago
Industries’ (NYSE:WGO) acquisition of Christ-Craft Corporation (June 2018,
terms of the deal were not disclosed) that allows Winnebago access to the
recreational powerboat and water sport market; and Golf Digest Online’s (GDO)
(TSE:3319) acquisition of GolfTEC Enterprises (June 2018, $37.6 million), which
expands GDO’s training capabilities to encompass over 200 GOLFTEC centers.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
M&A Overview
Segment Highlight
Notable Transactions
Select Transactions
Public Company Data
Firm Track Record
RECREATIONAL PRODUCTS
Q4 2018
Buyer Breakdown: Recreational Products
MERGER & ACQUISTION OVERVIEW
CONTRIBUTORS
Sophea Chau
Director
617-619-3307
Jacob Voorhees
Co-Head of Investment Banking
617-619-3323
Lisa Tolliver
Director
312-674-4532
[email protected] 15.4%
41.5%
18.5%
24.6%
STRATEGIC
Public
Private
FINANCIAL
Direct
Add-on
SEGMENT HIGHLIGHT: WINTER SPORTS
The Winter Sports segment has experienced 10
transactions YTD in 2018, accounting for 15.4% of total
deal volume, compared to 6.7% of total deal volume in all
of 2017. Deal activity is expected to continue to increase
as US Winter Sport (i.e., ice skating, skiing, snowboarding,
snowshoeing, and snowmobiling) participation rates
continue to climb. Rates have reached a five-year peak of
14.9% of the US population. Increasing participation
rates, rising disposable incomes, and favorable weather
conditions are expected to support demand in the Winter
Sports segment.
The global Ski Gear & Equipment market value is
expected to reach $1.4 billion by 2025, representing a
2.9% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) during the
forecast period (2018-2025), according to Coherent
Market Insights.4 North America is anticipated to
continue to hold a dominant market share as it accounted
for 25.9% of the overall Ski Gear & Equipment market in
2017. Capstone Headwaters has identified several
transactions in the Ski Gear & Equipment market,
supported by strong participation rates and resort visits.
For example, Vista Outdoors (NYSE:VSTO) has divested its
winter sports and lifestyle eyewear and product brands,
Bollé, Cébé, and Serengeti (July 2018), to A&M Capital
Advisors for total proceeds of $185.8 million.5 In addition,
Mammut Sports Group, a provider of outdoor recreational
apparel and gear, acquired Mountain Hub, an online and
offline GPS application for outdoor activities in July
(highlighted on the following page).
WINTER SPORTS PARTICIPATION
RATE AMONG US POPULATION 14.9%
Recreational Products | Q4 2018
Winter Sports Participation Rates
(% of US Population)
Source: Outdoor Industry Association
COMPOUND ANNUAL GROWTH RATE –
SKI GEAR & EQUIPMENT MARKET2.9%
US Ski & Snowboard Resorts revenues are expected to
reach $2.8 billion in 2018, indicating an annual growth of
1.5% from 2013 to 2018, according to IBISWorld.2 In the
2017/2018 season, 53.3 million skiers and snowboarders
visited US ski resorts, consistent with the 40-season
average, according to National Ski Areas Association
(NSAA).3 Notably, the share of visits that included a
lesson at US ski areas increased in the 2017/2018 season,
indicating new skiers entering the market and thus
increasing future interest and growth in the industry. The
increased interest and visitation figures are expected to
lead to annual growth of 0.8% from 2018 to 2023, a
conservative forecast as revenue and participation in the
Winter Sport industry remain heavily contingent on
weather conditions.
The heavy concentration and high barriers to entry in the
Ski Resort market has created significant inorganic growth
opportunities as leading mountain resort operators seek
to increase scale and geographic presence, while smaller2
14.0%
14.2%
14.4%
14.6%
14.8%
15.0%
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
VISITS TO US SKI & SNOWBOARD
RESORTS IN THE 2017/2018 SEASON53.3M
resort operators struggle to keep up with the advancing
technological landscape. Most notably, Vail Resorts
(NYSE:MTN), an operator of mountain resorts and ski
areas holding 46.7% of the US market share, has acquired
Stevens Pass Mountain Resort (June 2018, $67.0 million),
an operator of a ski resort in Skykomish, Washington; and
Triple Peaks (June 2018, $237.0 million) the parent
company of Okemo Mountain Resort in Vermont, Mount
Sunapee Resort in New Hampshire, and Crested Butte
Mountain in Colorado. Steady growth in the Ski &
Snowboard Resorts industry is expected to be a driver of
demand for the Winter Sports market.
OF US SKI RESORT VISITS
COME FROM SNOWBOARDERS 26.1%In 2017, snowboarders accounted for 26.1% of all US
resort visits, an increase from the 2013 level of 22.8%,
according to IBISWorld. Over the last five years, the
spread between snowboard and ski participation rates has
been less than 1.0%, according to the OIA 2018 Outdoor
Participation Report. Growth in snowboard participation
has lead to consolidation among leading snowboard
product brands seeking to bolster their suite of products
and manufacturing capabilities. YTD 2018, there have
been two transactions involving snowboard companies. In
September, Nidecker, a Swiss manufacturer of
snowboards, acquired Rome Snowboards, a manufacturer
of snowboarding products based in Vermont (highlighted
on the following page). Earlier in April, Ride Snowboard
Company, a manufacturer of snowboarding products
based in Seattle, acquired Device Manufacturing
Corporation, a snowboard bindings manufacturer.
Nidecker SA acquires Rome SDS Snowboards Corporation
(September 2018, undisclosed)
Nidecker SA, a manufacturer and supplier of snowboards, snow surf, and water sport products, has
acquired Rome Snowboards, a leading snowboard manufacturer. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Founded in 2001 and based in Waterbury, Vermont, Rome Snowboards has established itself as one of
the leading snowboard manufacturers in the US. Rome Snowboards will join Nidecker’s subsidiary Low
Pressure Studios, a multi-brand platform that currently manages and distributes three snowboard
product brands.
Rome Snowboards adds its renown and proven snowboard design and technology to Nidecker’s well-
established product offerings. The strategic acquisition expands Nidecker’s US Snowboard industry
exposure, further establishing its portfolio of leading snowboard product manufacturers.6
Mammut Sports Group AG acquires Mountain Hub, Inc.
(July 2018, undisclosed)
Mammut Sports Group, a Swiss multinational mountaineering and trekking company, has acquired
Mountain Hub, a community-fueled application that allows outdoor enthusiasts to access trail maps
and share insights and experiences with the outdoor community. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Founded in 2015, Mountain Hub was created by MIT graduate students looking to enhance the
outdoors experience by crowdsourcing real-time trip routes and conditions. The acquisition aligns with
Mammut’s focus to enhance customer experience and build community through outdoor recreational
activity and products.
“This is about experiences,” said Joe Prebich, CEO for Mammut North America, in a press release. 7 “The
acquisition of Mountain Hub brings a whole new way to partner with consumers and professionals to
deliver a digital experience like no one else can. From trail data to community meetups, athlete profiles
and trip logs to real-time reports that aid in your daily adventures, Mountain Hub truly brings digital
into the outdoors in a seamless and organic way.”
Implus Corporation acquires 32north Corporation
(January 2018, undisclosed)
Implus Corporation, a consumer packaged goods company that specializes in fitness, outdoor, sporting
goods, and footwear, has acquired 32north Corporation. 32north Corporation, doing business as
STABIL, manufactures traction footwear, offering products for a wide range of recreational outdoor
activities. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Founded in 1990, STABIL is the designer of patented products, STABILicers, Stat-A-Rest, and STABIL Turf
performance footwear products which are made in the US and Canada. The acquisition expands
Implus’ portfolio, owned by Berkshire Partners, of leading traction brands including Yaktrak, SnowTrax,
and ICEtrekkers. STABIL’s patented design make it an immediate value-add to the Implus’ portfolio.8
Several notable transactions have been announced or completed in the Recreational Products industry in 2018. Select
transactions are outlined below, followed by a more comprehensive list on the following pages.
Acquires
Acquires
Acquires
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NOTABLE TRANSACTIONS
Recreational Products | Q4 2018
SELECT TRANSACTIONS
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Date Target Acquirer Target Business Description
Enterprise
Value (mm)
EV / LTM
Revenue EBITDA
10/01/18 Crest Marine MasterCraft Manufactures pontoon boats. $80.0 1.2x -
09/28/18Cardinal’s Sport
CenterAthletic Supply
Produces and distributes apparel for sports, running,
walking, and various mountain activities.- - -
09/19/18 Woolrich L-Gam Advisors Manufactures and sells outdoor clothing and apparel. - - -
09/19/18Teamwork
Athletic Apparel
Badger
Sportswear
Manufactures team uniforms, performance apparel, fan
gear, and other garments and accessories. - - -
09/14/18 Yonder UpventurDevelops an outdoor recreation mobile application and
platform to connect outdoor enthusiasts. - - -
09/12/18 CoyoteLightGood Sportsman
MarketingManufactures and sells hunting lights and accessories. - - -
09/10/18Rome
SnowboardsNidecker
Manufactures and provides snowboards and snowboard
accessories. - - -
09/06/18Performance IQ
SystemsClubessential
Offers exercise data tracking equipment for indoor cycling
groups and classes. - - -
09/04/18Ravin
CrossbowsVelocity Outdoor Designs and manufactures crossbows and accessories. $119.0 2.6x -
09/04/18 EastPoint SportMason Wells
BuyoutsDesigns and distributes home recreational products. - - -
08/29/18 ZoombangCode Green
Apparel
Manufactures and designs protective gear made from
patented polymers. - - -
08/29/18Leadbetter Golf
AcademyGolfzon Newdin Provides golf training services at its training institutes. - - -
08/22/18 Pursuit Boats Malibu Boats Manufactures saltwater fishing boats and sports yachts. $100.0 0.8x 6.5x
08/14/18Twisted
Sportswear
Hot Frog
Print MediaManufactures custom-apparel and athletic wear. - - -
08/06/18 Cambridge Golf ViratechManufactures golf balls, apparel, accessories, and
nutritional products for the golf markets. - - -
08/02/18 ManitouBombardier
RecreationalDesigns and manufactures pontoon boats. - - -
08/01/18Assets of Pro
Performance SportsImplus
Develops and provides athletic performance and skills
training products, doing business as SKLZ. - - -
07/30/18 Tilly Endurables Gibraltar Designs and manufactures hats and clothing for outdoor
and travel. - - -
07/30/18 Mountain Hub Mammut SportsProvides online and offline GPS application for outdoor
adventures. - - -
07/17/18 TeamLine BSN Sports Provides sports apparel, uniforms, and teamwear. - - -
07/09/18Bollé; Cébé;
Serengeti
A&M Capital
Advisors
Develops and manufactures sunglasses, googles, and
helmets for snow sports, golf, tennis, and marine markets. $185.8 - -
06/28/18 Alumacraft Boat BRP Builds aluminum boats and sells them through dealers
globally. - - -
06/27/18Revolution
DancewearAudax Group Manufactures and sells dancewear. - - -
06/27/18 SugoiLouis Garneau
Sports
Manufactures and distributes running, bike, and triathlon
clothing. - - -
06/22/18Assets of
Milestone SportsZwift
Develops and manufactures the MilestonePod, a tracking
device for runners and walkers. - - -
Source: Capital IQ, Pitchbook, FactSet and Capstone Headwaters Research
Recreational Products | Q4 2018
SELECT TRANSACTIONS (CONTINUED)
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Date Target Acquirer Target Business Description
Enterprise
Value (mm)
EV / LTM
Revenue EBITDA
06/15/18DD’s Deluxe
Rod Holder
Golden Sunset
Group
Develops and sells fishing rod holders primarily for ice-
fisherman. - - -
06/07/18Good Sportsman
MarketingSentinel; Yukon Offers outdoor sports products for hunting. - - -
06/05/18Rawlings
Sporting GoodsSeidler Equity
Manufactures sporting goods for professional athletes,
national governing bodies, and sports leagues worldwide. $395.0 1.2x -
06/04/18Stevens Pass
Mountain ResortVail Resorts Operates mountain resorts. $67.0 - -
06/04/18 Triple Peaks Vail Resorts Operates ski and golf resorts. $237.0 - -
06/04/18 Chris-CraftWinnebago
IndustriesDesigns and manufactures boats. - - -
06/01/18GolfTEC
Enterprises
Golf Digest
Online
Provides fact-based golf instruction and lessons through its
centers worldwide. $37.6 0.8x -
06/01/18 Gracedbygrit HYLETE Provides athletic gear for women. - - -
05/17/18 Tucker Toys Goliath Manufactures sports toys for children. - - -
05/09/18 Ellsworth Bicycles ASG Group Designs and manufactures mountain bicycles. - - -
04/30/18Peak Performance
ProductionAmer Sports Manufactures and retails technical sports and outwear. $307.9 1.8x -
04/17/18 Athletic Supply Barcelona WestDistributes sporting good and equipment primarily to high
schools and colleges.- - -
04/04/18Master Z’s Dart
And Pool SupplyUpper Room Operates a pool table and billiard retail store. - - -
03/28/18 Royal Robbins Fenix Outdoor Manufactures and sells outdoor clothing. - - -
03/28/18 Beeline BikesAccell North
America
Operates mobile bicycle shops that provide on-site and
home bicycle services. - - -
03/20/18 Oboz Footwear KathmanduDesigns and manufactures outdoor footwear for men and
women. $75.0 2.5x 16.3x
03/19/18Worldwide
CampingL2 Capital
Manufactures and designs portable battery lighting and
camping equipment for outdoor activity. - - -
03/14/18Altra Footwear
BrandV.F. Corp. Manufactures athletic footwear. - - -
03/13/18 Niner UWHK Manufactures bicycles and bicycle accessories. - - -
03/07/18 KanJam Wild Sports Manufactures outdoor and indoor games and accessories. - - -
02/27/18Lifeline Fitness
ProductsEscalade Sports Manufactures personal fitness goods and equipment. - - -
01/30/18 Brunswick Owl Creek Designs and manufactures marine boats and engines,
fitness equipment, and billiards tables and products. - - -
01/29/18 Honma GolfItochu; Charoen
PokphandDevelops and manufactures golf club equipment. $547.9 2.4x 9.7x
01/17/18 G/FORE Peter Millar Designs and retails golf accessories and apparel. - - -
01/03/18 Earth Sports Camping WorldManufactures and distributes running, bike, and triathlon
clothing. - - -
Source: Capital IQ, Pitchbook, FactSet, and Capstone Headwaters Research
Recreational Products | Q4 2018
PUBLIC COMPANY TRADING & OPERATING DATA
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Price % 52 Wk Market Enterprise LTM EV / LTM
Company 10/05/18 High Cap Value Revenue EBITDA Margin Revenue EBITDA
Amer Sports Corp. $39.72 92.0% $4,576.3 $5,520.8 $3,070.8 $329.8 10.7% 1.8x 16.7x
Brunswick Corporation $64.25 92.0% $5,571.9 $5,572.0 $4,610.0 $572.2 12.4% 1.2x 9.7x
Callaway Golf Co. $23.49 95.2% $2,218.4 $2,277.2 $1,234.8 $167.4 13.6% 1.8x 13.6x
Clarus Corporation $10.93 91.0% $323.8 $337.3 $197.6 $13.3 6.7% 1.7x NM
Dorel Industries Inc. $18.13 69.2% $586.8 $1,061.0 $2,585.2 $133.7 5.2% 0.4x 7.9x
Escalade Inc. $12.25 82.2% $180.9 $165.4 $172.4 $18.5 10.7% 1.0x 8.9x
Johnson Outdoors Inc. $85.49 79.6% $844.9 $715.6 $544.9 $74.5 13.7% 1.3x 9.6x
Lafuma SA $27.64 91.5% $196.3 $177.1 $189.3 $8.9 4.7% 0.9x 19.8x
Mean 9.7% 1.3x 12.3x
Median 10.7% 1.3x 9.7x
Harmonic Mean 8.3% 1.0x 11.1x
EV = enterprise value; LTM = last twelve months
$ in millions, except per share data
NM = Not Meaningful
45.8%
26.5%
46.8%
35.1%
23.1% 25.4%
44.3%41.2%
10.7% 12.710.6%
0.3%5.2%
11.0%13.7%
5.9%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
Amer Sports Brunswick Callaway Golf Clarus Dorel Industries Escalade Johnson Outdoors Lafuma
Gross Margin % EBITDA Margin %
Last Twelve Month Margin Performance
Last Twelve Month 1-Year Revenue Growth
-1.4%
5.9%
28.0% 29.1%
0.3%
-1.2%
15.0%
-0.4%-5.0%
0.0%
5.0%
10.0%
15.0%
20.0%
25.0%
30.0%
35.0%
Amer Sports Brunswick Callaway Golf Clarus Dorel Industries Escalade Johnson Outdoors Lafuma
Source: Capital IQ and Capstone Headwaters Research as of October 5, 2018
Recreational Products | Q4 2018
FIRM TRACK RECORD
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Recreational Products | Q4 2018
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1. Outdoor Industry Association, “2018 Outdoor Participation Report,” https://outdoorindustry.org/resource/2018-outdoor-
participation-report/, accessed October 9, 2018.
2. IBISWorld, “Ski & Snowboard Resorts in the US,” https://www.ibisworld.com/industry-trends/market-research-
reports/arts-entertainment-recreation/ski-snowboard-resorts.html, accessed October 10, 2018.
3. National Ski Areas Association, “Skier Visits Hit 53.3 Million in 2017-18,” http://www.nsaa.org/press/press-releases/skier-
visits-hit-533-million-in-2017-18/, accessed October 10, 2018.
4. Coherent Market Insights, “Ski Gear & Equipment Market – Size, Share, Trends, and Forecast to 2026,” https://www.
coherentmarketinsights.com/market-insight/ski-gear-and-equipment-market-1943, accessed October 10, 2018.
5. Vista Outdoor, “Vista Outdoor Finalizes Sale of Bollé, Cébé and Serengeti Brands,” http://news.vistaoutdoor.com/2018-
07-09-Vista-Outdoor-Announces-Sale-of-Bolle-Cebe-and-Serengeti-Brands, accessed October 10, 2018.
6. Shop Eat Surf, “Nidecker Brothers acquire Rome SDS, and Bataleon Parent Low Pressure Studio,” https://www.shop-eat-
surf.com/2018/09/nidecker-brothers-acquire-rome-sds-and-bataleon-parent-low-pressure-studio/, accessed October 10,
2018.
7. SNEWs, “Mammut Acquires Mountain Hub – A Leading Outdoor Digital Platform,” https://www.snewsnet.com/press-
release/mammut-acquires-mountain-hub, accessed October 10, 2018.
8. Business Wire, “Implus Acquires Leading Winter Traction Brand,” https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/
20180430006431/en/Implus-Acquires-Leading-Winter-Traction-Brand, accessed October 10, 2018.
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CITATIONS
Disclosure: This report is a periodic compilation of certain economic and corporate information, as well as completed and announced merger and acquisi-
tion activity. Information contained in this report should not be construed as a recommendation to sell or buy any security. Any reference to or omission of
any reference to any company in this report should not be construed as a recommendation to buy, sell or take any other action with respect to any security of
any such company. We are not soliciting any action with respect to any security or company based on this report. The report is published solely for the
general information of clients and friends of Capstone Headwaters. It does not take into account the particular investment objectives, financial situation or
needs of individual recipients. Certain transactions, including those involving early-stage companies, give rise to substantial risk and are not suitable for all
investors. This report is based upon information that we consider reliable, but we do not represent that it is accurate or complete, and it should not be relied
upon as such. Prediction of future events is inherently subject to both known and unknown risks and other factors that may cause actual results to vary
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Recreational Products | Q4 2018
RECREATIONAL PRODUCTS REPORT CONTRIBUTORS
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Jacob Voorhees
Co-Head of Investment Banking & Head of Education Practice
[email protected] | 617-619-3323
Jacob brings over 15 years of experience to the Capstone Headwaters investment banking team. As one
of the founding members of Capstone Partners, he helped build Capstone’s brand over the past decade
until the merger with Headwaters MB in late 2017. Today, Jacob serves as the Co-Head of Investment
Banking for Capstone Headwaters and is responsible for overseeing the Northeast Region. Jacob has
proved himself to be a talented deal maker with an unyielding commitment to his clients and has
established himself and our firm as a leader in various industries including education and training,
consumer products and business services sectors. He is a highly accomplished leader and serves as a
strong mentor and role model to our developing professionals.
Formerly, Jacob was with Andersen Corporate Finance LLC, where he focused his efforts on the
software and direct marketing industries. He started his career in New York City with Rabobank
International, a multi‐national Dutch investment bank in Utrecht, the Netherlands. While at Rabobank
International, Jacob worked in the mergers and acquisitions group focusing on cross‐border transactions
in South and Latin America in the consumer products, food & beverage industries. Additionally, Jacob
founded Sophie’s Fund which provides college scholarships and financial support to homeless youth.
Jacob received an MBA from the Sloan School of Management at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
(MIT) and a BS from Cornell University. He is qualified as a General Securities Representative.
Lisa Tolliver
Director
[email protected] | 312-674-4532
Lisa has over 18 years of experience in the investment banking industry, primarily focused on advisingmiddle market private business owners in liquidity related transactions. As a Director based in CapstoneHeadwater’s Chicago office, she works closely with clients to advise and execute domestic and cross-border M&A transactions, recapitalizations and capital raises.
Prior to Capstone Headwaters, Lisa worked in the Capital Strategies Group at Morgan Stanley SmithBarney and also spent 10 years working for the middle market investment banking arm of Citigroup,where she was involved in the evaluation, marketing and closing of numerous transactions involvingprivate businesses and corporate divestitures. Over her career, Lisa has developed M&A expertise inseveral industry sectors including government & defense, industrials, consumer products, e-commerceand technology-enabled business services. Lisa received her BA on academic scholarship from IllinoisState University and is a Series 7 and 63 Registered Securities Representative.
Sophea Chau
Director
[email protected] | 617-619-3307
Sophea has more than 12 years of experience in mergers & acquisitions, private placements and financial
advisory services. Her responsibilities include providing financial and valuation analysis, performing due
diligence, asset positioning and strategy articulation.
Prior to joining Capstone Headwaters, Sophea was an analyst at FTN Midwest Securities, a full-service
investment banking firm based in Cleveland. While working in their New York office, she focused on
M&A advisory for middle-market companies in a variety of industries, including healthcare,
pharmaceutical services and marketing & advertising. Sophea is Vice President of the Columbia Alumni
Association of Boston and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Columbia University.
Report Title | Q4 2017
Leigh Hudson Managing Director
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Jeff Ackerman Managing Director
617-275-4401
Shaun KalnasyManaging Director
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