Graham Today
Evolving from a modest start in a farmhouse basement in Central Pennsylvania, the Graham Group name today refers to an alliance of independent operating businesses, investment firms, and philanthropic entities, which all share in the common legacy of entrepreneur Donald C. Graham. The investment firms manage private capital for institutions including public pension funds, leading university endowments, charitable foundations, other financial institutions, and for the Graham family. Today, the Graham Group investment businesses manage funds that own controlling or substantial interests in roughly four dozen operating businesses, spanning industries that range from industrial technologies to advanced manufacturing to software development, healthcare, education, and sports.1
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Investment Entities
The Graham Group’s private investment firms are funded with a combination of institutional private capital and internal Graham family capital and share the common goal of bringing operational expertise and innovation to all of their business relationships.
1Certain interests in the Graham Group businesses are held by funds managed by Graham Group investment entities, in which other Graham Group entities are investors. Additionally, Graham Group entities may hold interests in a business alongside another Graham Group entity through a co-investment or joint venture.
Philanthropic Entities
Charity and philanthropy are among the core Graham Group values, with an emphasis upon supporting education, culture, history, the arts, sustainability, and athletics.
The Graham Group name is used to refer to an alliance of independent operating businesses, investment firms, and philanthropic entities, which all share in the common legacy of entrepreneur Donald C. Graham. There are eight investment entities within The Graham Group. Graham Partners and Graham Capital Investments (GCI), LLC (“GCI”) are affiliates, and the remaining six Graham Group investment entities operate independently from and are not affiliates of Graham Partners and GCI, as described in Part 2A of Graham Partners’ Form ADV. From time to time, unaffiliated members of The Graham Group have referred prospective investors or service providers to Graham Partners or its affiliates. Graham Partners and its affiliates do not pay or receive compensation, cash or in kind, for such referrals. However, because of Graham Partners’ and its affiliates’ relationships with The Graham Group, including that certain of the unaffiliated Graham Group entities have from time to time provided services in connection with Graham Partners’ and its affiliates’ fund investments, such members have an incentive to make positive statements about Graham Partners and its affiliates to prospective investors.