LMP Appoints Ned Stringham to Advisory Council

New Advisor Brings More Than 20 Years of Experience and Investment Expertise in the Enterprise Software Industry

PHILADELPHIA, LOS ANGELES, and NEW YORK – July 25, 2023 – Lovell Minnick Partners (“LMP”), a private equity firm investing in growth-oriented companies, today announced the appointment of Ned Stringham to the firm’s Advisory Council. Mr. Stringham will assist LMP in all phases of its enterprise software investments and investment activity and introduce operational improvements to existing enterprise software-related portfolio companies.

“Ned is a trusted and valued relationship of the firm, having been our partner during his tenure as CEO and Chairman at Inside Real Estate,” says John Cochran, Partner at LMP. “His wide-ranging and extensive track record of success investing in and building category leaders in the enterprise software space, including Inside Real Estate, will be instrumental as LMP continues to focus on critical fintech trends, like the digitization of workflows and the application of generative AI in our end markets.”

Over the last 20 years, Mr. Stringham has actively invested his capital through his private investment firm, 42 Ventures, in numerous software businesses and in partnership with several private equity firms, which collectively have delivered well over $1 billion in equity returns to their investors. Mr. Stringham takes an active role in his investments, acting in most instances as the Executive Chairman or CEO and, in several cases, as a Founder. These businesses include Swipeclock, Insurance Technologies, FAST, Inside Real Estate, Touchpath, and Simpleview, among others.

“I’m honored to be joining LMP’s Advisory Council,” said Ned Stringham, Advisor to LMP. “Having worked closely with the team while at Inside Real Estate, I know of LMP’s deep experience investing in growth-oriented companies and partnering with founders and management teams to drive value for the company. I look forward to working alongside them as we continue to help companies reach their full growth potential.”

LMP’s Advisory Council members are independent contractors that serve as advisors to the firm as well as its portfolio companies.