A Greenwich-based private equity firm focused on software, data and fintech companies has closed its inaugural fund at $215 million. Wingman Growth Partners said its first fund — Wingman Growth Partners Fund I — exceeded its $150 million target by more than 40% and reached a $215 million hard cap in less than a year. […]
A Greenwich-based private equity firm focused on software, data and fintech companies has closed its inaugural fund at $215 million.
Wingman Growth Partners said its first fund — Wingman Growth Partners Fund I — exceeded its $150 million target by more than 40% and reached a $215 million hard cap in less than a year.
The fund drew support from individual and institutional investors, including endowments, family offices, foundations and funds of funds, the firm said.
Wingman was founded by Jeff Machlin, of Greenwich, in February 2025. He was previously a partner with Brighton Park Capital, a Greenwich-based private equity firm.
In January, Wingman announced making an undisclosed investment in InterProse, a Missouri-based provider of AI-driven debt collection software, followed by InterProse’s acquisition of Beam Software, a Washington-based debt collection platform.
