Strategic Investment will Support CommentSold’s Growth in Product Offerings and Technology
CommentSold, Inc. (“CommentSold” or the “Company”) announced that affiliates of private equity firm ZMC have invested in the Company. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
ZMC’s investment will enable CommentSold to continue to offer best in class services, support, and technology for its growing community of retailers,” said Mr. Kruse. “CommentSold will benefit from ZMC’s active involvement and leadership as we continue to grow our customer base, enhance our technology and expand our product offerings.”
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“CommentSold’s commerce platform allows an entirely new generation of retailers to thrive online. Brandon has assembled an outstanding team that delivers meaningful results and service levels to its customers,” said Andrew Vogel, Managing Partner and Co-Chief Investment Officer at ZMC. “ZMC has been impressed by the Company’s growth and leadership position and is committed to supporting CommentSold’s investments in service and technology. The investment in CommentSold fits ZMC’s thematic focus on outsourced, mission critical technology and services benefiting from the continued shift online of advertising and commerce,” added Mr. Vogel.
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ZMC is a leading private equity firm comprised of experienced investors and executives that invest and manage a diverse group of media and communications enterprises. Founded in 2001, ZMC’s investment philosophy centers on operational value creation driven by targeted investment themes, deep sector expertise, and strong partnerships with industry and operating executives. ZMC approaches its investments in collaboration with management teams and has a successful track record of actively adding value to portfolio companies.
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ZMC Partners With CommentSold
Strategic Investment will Support CommentSold’s Growth in Product Offerings and Technology
CommentSold, Inc. (“CommentSold” or the “Company”) announced that affiliates of private equity firm ZMC have invested in the Company. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed.
ZMC’s investment will enable CommentSold to continue to offer best in class services, support, and technology for its growing community of retailers,” said Mr. Kruse. “CommentSold will benefit from ZMC’s active involvement and leadership as we continue to grow our customer base, enhance our technology and expand our product offerings.”
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“CommentSold’s commerce platform allows an entirely new generation of retailers to thrive online. Brandon has assembled an outstanding team that delivers meaningful results and service levels to its customers,” said Andrew Vogel, Managing Partner and Co-Chief Investment Officer at ZMC. “ZMC has been impressed by the Company’s growth and leadership position and is committed to supporting CommentSold’s investments in service and technology. The investment in CommentSold fits ZMC’s thematic focus on outsourced, mission critical technology and services benefiting from the continued shift online of advertising and commerce,” added Mr. Vogel.
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ZMC is a leading private equity firm comprised of experienced investors and executives that invest and manage a diverse group of media and communications enterprises. Founded in 2001, ZMC’s investment philosophy centers on operational value creation driven by targeted investment themes, deep sector expertise, and strong partnerships with industry and operating executives. ZMC approaches its investments in collaboration with management teams and has a successful track record of actively adding value to portfolio companies.
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