
Amulet acquires Open Health to merge with Peloton
US buyout house Amulet Capital Partners has acquired Open Health, a UK-headquartered healthcare-focused communications and research company.
Following the deal, the GP will merge Open Health with its US portfolio company Peloton Advantage. The consolidated business will have operations in seven locations across three countries and a total headcount of around 520.
Open Health CEO David Rowley will continue to lead the company following the deal, with Peloton co-founders Carolyn Clark and Michael McLaughlin taking on roles on the executive team.
Company
Headquartered in Marlow, Buckinghamshire, Open Health is a healthcare-focused communications and market research consultancy. The company has additional offices in London, Newcastle, Runcorn, Chicago and Dubai.
People
Amulet Capital Partners – Ramsey Frank (partner, co-founder).
Open Health – David Rowley (CEO); Sandy Royden (co-founder).
Peloton Advantage – Carolyn Clark, Michael McLaughlin (co-founders).
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