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level equitynew york, NY

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Level Equity is a lower middle market private investment firm founded in 2009 that provides growth capital and strategic guidance to software and technology-enabled businesses. The firm has $6.5B in assets under management, has made over 125 investments, and operates through growth equity and structured capital business lines.

Specializes in

B2B SoftwareNon-cyclical industries with growing tech spendDurable business modelsLower middle market software focus

Services

Minority Growth CapitalMajority Growth Equity & RecapsStructured Equity & Credit SolutionsStrategic guidance through NextLevel Operations

Established 2009 · Serving North America, Europe, Israel, Australia, New Zealand

Additional information extracted from the firm's public website. Last updated: September 15, 2026

Contact Information

Phone: 212-660-2470

Website: http://www.levelequity.com

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