NeSBIC
Leo van Doorne has announced that he has decided, effective of December 1, to leave NeSBIC and make room for a new management. He has spent over seven years at NeSBIC, of which more than five years as general manager. Commenting on the decision, van Doorne notes: “As with many of our portfolio companies, NeSBIC must constantly assess whether its management structure fits with the phase of development in which it finds itself. With an eye towards the future success of the firm, NeSBIC will now benefit from a different manner of group management. In this light, I have come to the conclusion that group responsibility can best be conducted by those heading the various funds within NeSBIC. Such a structure is not only more appropriate for a private equity organisation that has reached this size (50 employees), but will also greatly enhance the creation and sharing of knowledge.†Following the move, the three statutory directors of NeSBIC will be: Robert Wilhelm, managing partner of NeSBIC CTe Fund I & II; Zoran van Gessel, managing partner of the NeSBIC Buy Out Fund; and Arnaud Diemont, managing partner of the NeSBIC Investment Fund II.
Leo van Doorne has accepted an invitation extended by Fortis to join the supervisory board at NeSBIC.
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