Guilherme Hadlich

Cubit Capital invests in courageous leaders building businesses that confront meaningful problems.

Cubit Capital invests in courageous leaders building businesses that confront meaningful problems.

The K Squared Fund ("K2”) is a private equity firm that places majority and change of control investments in private, low to mid-market, North American companies. K2 was launched to support the business owner who would like to take some chips off the table​ and participate in the future growth of the company. K2 offers seller-oriented terms and help fellow business owners transition their company to operators who have built successful companies, operators who focus on growth, operators who preserve the companys culture and develop its employees. For all of our investments, we aim to preserve the companys culture, develop the staff and pursue sustainable growth through product, technology and operational improvements. In addition to capital, we offer expertise in Corporate Development, Marketing, Sales, Operations, Finance, Information Technology, and Strategy. We have launched products that amount to over $500+ million in annual revenue, saved over $6 billion in expenses and invested in 150+ businesses, between $2 million and $8.5 Billion in revenue. Our investors are privately-held financial services companies, family offices and high net worth individuals with 300+ years of management experience.

JUMP Investors is a Los Angeles-based venture capital and private equity firm that today functions as a family office and investment firm. Since its formation in 1999, JUMP has invested in a variety of real estate companies, private equity funds, hedge funds, and more than 40 early-stage technology companies including Akamai Technologies (AKAM), Avamar Technologies (acquired by EMC), Business.com (acquired by R.H. Donnelley), Community Connect (acquired by Radio One), Google (GOOG), GSX Group (acquired by Open Text) L90 (acquired by Intermix), Postini (acquired by Google), Seagate (STX), UrgentRx, and ViaFone (acquired by Extended Systems).