Livingbridge hires LGT's Crackett as investment director
Livingbridge has appointed LGT Capital Partners' Tommaso Crackett as an investment director in its London-based mid-market team.
Crackett leaves his role as executive director at LGT after six years with the firm, during which he was responsible for sourcing European co-investment and direct investment deals.
Prior to joining LGT, Crackett worked for Deloitte, leaving his role as senior associate in 2012 after two years with the firm.
The development comes shortly after Livingbridge agreed to sell its VCT management business to Gresham House in order to focus on its core mid-market private equity activities.
The GP has also appointed UBS's William Bajraszewski as investment manager in its Melbourne office, which it launched in 2016. Livingbridge also opened a US office in Boston in 2017 to support portfolio companies' expansion plans in the US market.
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