Mike Marderosian

Mike Marderosian is a Senior Vice President in the Private Equity Group at 50 South Capital, a role in which he has significant responsibilities and expertise.1 His career at 50 South Capital involves several key areas:

Professional Responsibilities

• Fundraising: Marderosian is responsible for raising capital for the firm's private equity investments.1
• Investor Relations: He manages relationships with current and potential investors.1
• Business Development: Marderosian contributes to the growth and expansion of the Private Equity Group.1
• Investment Analysis: He sources and analyzes primary, secondary, and co-investment opportunities, with a focus on buyout and credit spaces.1

Career Background

Before joining 50 South Capital, Marderosian had a diverse career in finance:

• RCP Advisors: He worked as a Senior Associate at this middle-market buyout fund-of-funds in Chicago. His responsibilities included building and managing the institutional and private client investor base, leading RFP/RFI efforts, and maintaining relationships with investment consultants.1

• First Allied Securities, Inc.: Marderosian served as a Managing Director of private equity sales, where he raised capital for late-stage venture-backed companies and built the investor base within a captive broker-dealer network.1

Education

Marderosian holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Information Systems from Indiana University's Kelley School of Business.1

Current Role

At 50 South Capital, Marderosian is part of a team that aims to provide high-level client service, customized solutions, and strong returns in the private equity sector.2 His expertise in fundraising, investor relations, and business development makes him a key figure in the firm's operations.

It's worth noting that Marderosian is actively involved in the growth of 50 South Capital. In a LinkedIn post, he mentioned that the company was hiring for a new role to lead and oversee their performance reporting and analysis function3, indicating his involvement in the expansion and development of the firm's capabilities.