Mark Sinatra acquired an HR outsourcing company as the target of a traditional search fund. Over the next decade, he tripled the size of that company, then sold the business to a private equity firm. And then for the last couple years, Mark has been investing in search funds himself. That first acquisition was back in 2008. So this is someone who not only was successful as a searcher, but has been in and around search funds for 13 or 14 years. There's been a lot of evolution in the search fund world in that time, not least of which in the popularity of the model. So Mark's perspective on traditional search funds is a great one to get. Enjoy my conversation with Mark Sinatra.

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