Nuveen Private Capital Appoints Elmore-Jones to Lead Private Equity Business Development in Europe

Churchill Asset Management and Arcmont Asset Management, the U.S. and European asset management companies of Nuveen Private Capital (NPC), added Katherine Elmore-Jones a partner and head of private equity business development in Europe. Elmore-Jones will be based in Arcmont’s London office and report to Chris Freeze and David Burnside, co-heads of NPC business development._x000D_
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In this newly-created role, Elmore-Jones will be exclusively focused on partnering with European institutional investors to develop tailored private equity solutions to meet their needs. She will leverage her 20+ years of institutional investor relationships to support capital raising initiatives in the region. Elmore-Jones’ work will build upon Churchill’s existing private equity platform._x000D_
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“Katherine brings an established track record of building and fostering investor relationships in Europe. Her deep understanding of their investment goals and of the private equity landscape make her a great fit for this position,” Freeze said. “We welcome her to our growing team and are excited to build upon our strong momentum as we scale our business development efforts across the globe.”_x000D_
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Elmore-Jones joins from The Carlyle Group, where she was a managing director and partner on the European investor relations team. Prior to that, she was the director of European communications, responsible for public relations and internal communications across Europe for Carlyle._x000D_
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“I am delighted to join the Nuveen Private Capital team and have long admired the breadth and depth of its global private capital platform,” Elmore-Jones said. “In particular, Churchill has a highly unique value proposition as a significant limited partner to hundreds of U.S. private equity firms, driving attractive deal flow across equity co-investments, secondaries and other strategies. I am looking forward to providing investors with differentiated access to these private equity opportunities and the attractive U.S. middle market.”