Jonathan Rosenthal

Saybrook Advisors pursues investment opportunities with the potential to generate high after-tax total returns for their investors. The firm manages a municipal opportunity strategy and through their private equity investment arm, they also manage a corporate opportunity special situations investment strategy.Saybrook's municipal opportunity strategies seek to capitalize on the inefficiencies between traditional municipal bonds, such as general obligation and the tax-backed debt of state and local governments, and higher-yielding bonds that typically feature riskier credit profiles, such as issues for industrial development, multi-family housing, nursing facilities, toll roads and other forms of collateral. The firm's municipal opportunity investment strategies utilize a pool of committed capital to purchase distressed and defaulted municipal bonds. The firm has extensive expertise in restructurings and workouts and in implementing comprehensive turnaround plans, when necessary, and in achieving returns for investors through well-defined exit strategies. Saybrook also seeks to capitalize of their expertise in credit selection and to identify investment opportunities that have been overlooked by the rest of the municipal market.The Saybrook Corporate Opportunity Fund LP is a special situations investment fund that provides capital to lower middle-market companies in the US and Canada. The fund makes both equity and junior debt investments in capital-constrained and distressed lower middle-market companies. The fund either invests in a company's existing debt or makes junior debt and equity investments to enable a company to fill a gap in their capital structure that may be due to the result of business or capital structure complexities that are insurmountable obstacles for traditional sources of capital. The fund seeks to provide an efficient source of capital for companies in transition. The fund's investment mandate is flexible, allowing Saybrook to design financing structures to fit each unique situation. The fund targets industries with low technology risk including business services, consumer, healthcare and manufacturing. Saybrook targets companies with total revenues of $25 million to $250 million. They invest mainly in privately-held or micro-cap public entities. Investments range from $10 million to $25 million. Investment structures may include: mezzanine loans, convertible notes, preferred stock, buyouts of existing lenders or DIP financings in conjunction with acquisitions. Transaction types may include: shareholder recapitalizations, deleveraging financings, distressed debt purchases, acquisition financings and PIPE transactions. Saybrook does not require outright control of their investments. They usually hold investments for 3 to 5 years.

Saybrook Capital LLC invests in lower middle market companies located in the US and Canada, with an enterprise value of less than $500 million. The fund targets companies operating in the fields of business services, consumer, healthcare and manufacturing sectors. It provides financing in the form of junior debt and equity for capital-constrained and distressed situations with an investment size ranging from $8 to $15 million. It acquires both control and non-control stakes.

Accretive Solutions, Inc. provides consulting, staffing and outsourcing solutions. Its solutions include anti-money laundering, carve-outs, collaboration, data analytics and BI, equity compensation, financial close optimization, IPO readiness, revenue ASC 606, mergers and acquisitions. The company was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Melville, NY.