Nexa Equity Adds Thoma Bravo Veteran to Fuel Software Investments
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Nexa Equity, founded in 2021, added Peter Stefanski, formerly of Thoma Bravo, as a partner to target founder-led software businesses, especially in AI. This expansion includes Blake Shott and Conor Barber and is backed by their second fund closing at $390 million, allowing them to focus on software and fintech companies.
Key takeaways
- Nexa Equity has appointed Peter Stefanski, a 14-year Thoma Bravo veteran and former partner, as a partner
- This strategic hire will bolster Nexa Equity's ability to target founder-led software businesses, with a particular focus on opportunities within the artificial intelligence (AI) sector
- Stefanski's arrival is part of a broader team expansion, which includes the addition of Blake Shott as a principal and Conor Barber as an operating partner
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