Tyler Smyrski

Director of Finance/CFO at

Yellow Point Equity Partners LP

Consumer Services

Finance

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Tyler Smyrski is currently a Partner at Yellow Point Equity Partners LP.
He completed his undergraduate degree at the University of British Columbia.

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Yellow Point Equity Partners LP Yellow Point Equity Partners LP Investment ManagersFinance Yellow Point Equity invests in middle market companies located in Canada and the Pacific Nortwest United States with revenues ranging from USD 20 - 350 million. The firm targets companies with operations in across a broad range of sectors including business services, distribution, energy, healthcare, industrial, and manufacturing. It participates in management buyouts, succession planning, growth capital, recapitalizations, spin-offs, and going private transactions. The firm takes a seat on the board of directors. It does not invest in real estate, resource extraction, or early-stage start-ups.	Director of Finance/CFO	2009-06-17

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University of British Columbia University of British Columbia Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
Yellow Point Equity Partners LP Yellow Point Equity Partners LP Investment ManagersFinance Yellow Point Equity invests in middle market companies located in Canada and the Pacific Nortwest United States with revenues ranging from USD 20 - 350 million. The firm targets companies with operations in across a broad range of sectors including business services, distribution, energy, healthcare, industrial, and manufacturing. It participates in management buyouts, succession planning, growth capital, recapitalizations, spin-offs, and going private transactions. The firm takes a seat on the board of directors. It does not invest in real estate, resource extraction, or early-stage start-ups.	Finance

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