Sam Lukaitis

Private Equity Investor at

CECP Advisors LLP

Consumer Services

Finance

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Sam Lukaitis currently works at CECP Advisors LLP, as Managing Director.
Mr. Lukaitis received his undergraduate degree from the University of Melbourne.

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CECP Advisors LLP CECP Advisors LLP Investment ManagersFinance CECP Advisors (CECP-UK) is an active manager which specializes in large buyout operations across a wide variety of sectors throughout Europe including automotive components, media and publishing, telecommunications, manufacturing, aerospace, specialty building products, consumer products and services, biofuel, defense and specialty chemicals. The firm seeks to invest in early-stage and small companies, backing strong management teams and not participating in daily investee company operations. They develop partnerships with large industrial groups and service providers, investing in subsidiaries being spun off and family-owned businesses in need of expansion capital.	Private Equity Investor	2016-02-29

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University of Melbourne University of Melbourne Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
CECP Advisors LLP CECP Advisors LLP Investment ManagersFinance CECP Advisors (CECP-UK) is an active manager which specializes in large buyout operations across a wide variety of sectors throughout Europe including automotive components, media and publishing, telecommunications, manufacturing, aerospace, specialty building products, consumer products and services, biofuel, defense and specialty chemicals. The firm seeks to invest in early-stage and small companies, backing strong management teams and not participating in daily investee company operations. They develop partnerships with large industrial groups and service providers, investing in subsidiaries being spun off and family-owned businesses in need of expansion capital.	Finance

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