PSP Partners

About The Fund

PSP Partners is a diversified global private investment firm based in Chicago, Illinois, focused on long-term value creation across various sectors, including software, IT & TMT, media, logistics & distribution, and real estate & construction. As a direct investment firm, they manage assets across Real Estate, Private Investments, and Funds & Partnerships groups, with Limited Partnership investments in select third-party managed funds across a wide spectrum of asset classes. Led by Chairman Penny Pritzker, PSP Partners aims to leverage its unique relationships, resources, and perspectives to invest in and build durable businesses and real estate assets that drive innovation, job growth, and opportunity. They operate with core values of integrity, diversity, excellence, alignment, leadership, and service and employ a collaborative, multi-strategy approach to investment. Their dedicated investment strategies and teams are focused on established businesses (PSP Capital), high-growth technology companies (PSP Growth), and real estate assets (Pritzker Realty Group). With flexible capital, they invest in operating companies, real assets, and public and private securities, with a keen focus on the business and technology services, advanced industrials, software and real estate sectors. PSP Partners maximizes its extensive experience and network of relationships to amplify growth and connectivity, thereby driving value creation for companies and investments in these areas. Additionally, they make selected investments in businesses, funds, and partnerships that complement their direct investments and diversify their holdings. Their portfolio includes market-leading companies in various industries, such as StormTrap in underground stormwater management, Ntiva in Managed IT Services, and E.B. Bradley Co., a supplier to America's designers and fabricators. PSP Partners also has over $2 billion of multifamily and industrial real estate assets acquired and developed, emphasizing multifamily housing and industrial property in the United States.