Record turnout for Impetus-PEF Private Equity Triathlon

More than 500 triathletes from the private equity industry and associated professions competed at the 2012 London Olympics venue Eton Dorney, and the foundation expects to gather more than the £190,000 raised last year in the final phase of donations.

Managing partner at CVC Capital Partners and chair of the Impetus-PEF Private Equity Triathlon Mark Boughton said of the event: "Our ambition was to increase the fantastic support we received in 2015, but it is fair to say that this year has surpassed all our expectations, with a record number of competitors.

"Congratulations to all who took part! We are grateful for your time, commitment and dedication. Thanks to your outstanding support, we will now be able to help even more disadvantaged young people achieve their potential."

Marc Boughton of CVC, Andy Ratcliffe of Impetus-PEF, and Nikos Stathopoulos of BC Partners

 

The winners of the 2016 Impetus-PEF Private Equity Triathlon:

Challenge Individual Triathlon: 800m swim, 31.8km cycle and 7.5km run
Paul Brewis, from Deloitte, with a time of 1:38:09
Christine Tognoli, from Xtract Research with a time of 1:43:22

CVC Capital Partners Relay Challenge Triathlon: 800m swim, 31.8km cycle and 7.5km run (teams of 3)
Team DFS A, from Donnelley Financial, with a time of 1:29:40

Mergermarket Group Sprint Individual Triathlon: 400m swim, 21.2km cycle and 5km run
Simon Crook, from Greensphere, with a time of 1:02:44
Kate Davies, from Coller Capital with a time of 1:15:19

PwC Relay Sprint Triathlon: 400m swim, 21.2km cycle and 5km run (team of 3)
Team DDV, from PwC with a time of 1:01:39

Super Sprint Triathlon: 400m swim, 10.6km cycle and 2.5km run
Matthew Elliott, from Kirkland & Ellis with a time of 39 minutes and 26 seconds
Patricia Hamel, from Livingbridge with a time of 1:08:41

The event was sponsored by CVC Capital Partners, PwC and unquote" parent company Mergermarket.

Impetus-PEF helps young people from disadvantaged backgrounds by providing them with support to succeed in education and employment by investing in and building up charities through a combination of funding and hands-on support backed up by an established pro bono network. The foundation reaches more than 80,000 young people through its work with more than 20 charities.

For more information, please visit www.impetus-pef.org.uk or call 020 3474 1007.

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