Elysian appoints two, promotes two
Elysian Capital has appointed Tom Falcon as operating partner and the Business Growth Fund (BGF)тs David Colclough as partner, and has promoted Jack Jacovou and Laura McCoy to investment directors.
Falcon joins as Elysian's second full-time, in-house operating partner. In his new role he will support Elysian portfolio companies in their development and work with the deal teams on deal sourcing and execution.
Falcon began his career with SDV Logistics in east Africa before joining AT Kearney in 2001 as a consultant. He went on to join P&O Nedlloyd in 2004 as director of global operations, and was later made director of strategy and process excellence for the Maersk Company in the UK. From 2008 to 2014, Falcon was production and distribution director on the board of Shepherd Neame, a regional brewer. Prior to joining Elysian, Falcon advised executive teams in Doughty Hanson portfolio companies in the oil and gas services sector.
Colclough joins Elysian as a partner with a special focus on deal sourcing and execution in the Manchester market. He joins from BGF, where he has worked since 2012. After qualifying as a chartered accountant, Colclough spent three years with PwC's corporate finance team. He joined 3i in 1999, where he worked for 13 years in the firm's Manchester office.
Newly-promoted Jacovou joined Elysian in 2008 from Smith & Williamson, where he worked in the M&A advisory team. McCoy joined Elysian in 2011 from Deloitte in Dublin, where she worked in the corporate finance department.
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