Newtown Square, PA — Equus Capital Partners, Ltd. (Equus) has announced several leadership transitions.
Stephen Spaeder has been named president and CEO, responsible for overall firm direction and investment performance. George Haines has been named executive VP and chief operating officer, Kyle Turner has been named executive VP and CIO, and Howard Patent has been named CFO.
As part of the transition, longtime president and CEO, Daniel M. DiLella has been named chairman of the board. Arthur Pasquarella, former COO, has been named vice chairman of the board, and Robert K. Maloney, former senior VP and CFO, has been named secretary and treasurer of the board. All three remain active partners and shareholders at the firm and will continue to provide strategic direction.
Haines joined Equus in 2001 and has led many of the firm’s acquisition, development and asset management initiatives. Turner joined Equus in 2008 and most recently led investment execution and capital raising efforts for the firm’s comingled Fund business, programmatic ventures, and co-investments. Patent joined Equus in 1993 and has managed tax compliance, planning and structuring for Equus and its investment vehicles.
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