Josh Miller

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Torc LLC

Fortune : 960 $ au 31/05/2026

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Mr. Josh Miller is Vice President at Harrison Street Real Estate Capital LLC.
Prior to joining Harrison Street Real Estate Capital, Mr. Miller was a Vice President in the investments group at Equity International, a real estate private equity firm investing in operating companies in international emerging markets.
While at Equity International, his responsibilities included origination, execution, and management of the firm's investments, and he was actively involved with and served on the Board of Directors for various portfolio companies.
Previously, Mr. Miller worked as an associate at Paul Capital Partners, where his role included due diligence, financial analysis, and transaction execution efforts for leveraged buyout and growth equity investments across a wide range of industries.
Mr. Miller began his career as an investment banking analyst in Credit Suisse's Global Energy group, where he worked on leveraged buyouts, mergers and acquisitions, restructurings, and financings in the energy sector.
Mr. Miller graduated with a BA from Vanderbilt University, majoring in mathematics and economics, and he earned an MBA from The University of Chicago Booth School of Business with concentrations in finance and economics.

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Société	Date	Nombre d'actions	Valorisation	Date de valorisation
Exicure, Inc. Exicure, Inc. BiotechnologyHealth Technology Operates as a biotechnology company which develops nucleic acid therapies against to neurological disorders and hair loss 0%	16/02/2026	301 ( 0% )	960 $	31/05/2026

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Sociétés	Poste	Début
Harrison Street Real Estate Capital LLC Harrison Street Real Estate Capital LLC Investment ManagersFinance Harrison Street Real Estate Capital provides equity capital at the property level to developers and operators in the specialty sectors of the real estate market. These sectors include self-storage, student housing, senior housing / assisted living, medical office and marinas / boat storage. The firm focuses on providing equity capital to niche real estate projects in non-CBD geographic markets where there exists: (1) demonstrable government, university, hospital or private sector commitment (2) favorable demand/supply characteristics (3) fragmentation in ownership and (4) considerable demographic momentum.	Analyste en capital-investissement	-
Torc LLC Torc LLC Packaged SoftwareTechnology Services Develops AI-driven technology for improve skills and job opportunity	Directeur/Membre du Conseil	-

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Equity International Management LLC Equity International Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance EI focuses primarily on investments outside of the US. The firm makes entity-level investments in real estate and other asset-intensive operating companies, including investing directly in real estate assets, across the world. They maintain the flexibility to focus on markets and industries that it believes are most likely to present opportunities that generate opportunistic returns. Their funds generally make investments in non-public companies, although investments in public companies are permitted and have been made in the past. Investments are structured as debt, equity or hybrid securities.	Analyst-Equity	-
Credit Suisse Asset Management LLC Credit Suisse Asset Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance CSAM aims to drive long-term performance and positive impact beyond returns.	Corporate Officer/Principal	-
Paul Capital Partners LP Paul Capital Partners LP Investment ManagersFinance Paul Capital Partners' investment platforms include the Paul Capital Fund of Funds, secondary investments and commercial-stage healthcare investments. The Paul Capital Fund of Funds investment team focuses on investments in venture capital and small-cap buyouts. The firm invests in funds that support innovative products and business models. They take takes a lead investment role and actively seek advisory board seats. Their strategy is both growth and value oriented. The Paul Capital Fund of Funds venture capital investment strategy focuses on providing access to top-tier venture capital managers. The firm looks for emerging managers that have the potential to become industry leaders. They employ a multi-industry investment strategy that focuses on information technology, healthcare and clean technology. Most investments are made in early-stage companies, but some investments are made in late-stage and growth equity to provide reduced volatility and more rapid exits. The strategy is biased towards small funds and is balanced by a short list of larger funds or platforms. Paul Capital invests primarily in funds in the Silicon Valley and Boston, with growing exposure to select international investments. They make secondary investments in top tier managers obtained through the secondary market to mitigate the effect of the typical J-Curve associated with private equity fund investing. The Paul Capital Fund of Funds small-cap buyout investment strategy focuses on investments in a small-cap buyout funds in North America. They invest in small-cap buyout funds that are being raised by managers who are focused on buying companies with enterprise values of $300 million or less. To select the best performing managers, Paul Capital's process begins with a large universe of buyout relationships and ends with a focused and diversified small-cap buyout portfolio. The portfolio is complemented by co-investments and by investments in target funds obtained through the secondary market. The Paul Capital Fund of Funds co-investment strategy focuses on co-investments alongside general partners that are well-known to the firm and who require capital to close pending small-cap buyout and growth equity transactions. Investments are made directly in the securities of the portfolio company. The Fund of Funds team invests directly in portfolio companies across a full range of economic and credit cycles. For investors requiring exposure to both the firm's venture capital and small-cap buyout funds, Paul Capital provides customized solutions that allow participation in both activities over a multi-year period with a desired percentage allocation to each. Large investors seeking increased exposure to emerging managers, growth equity funds or buyout funds larger than their small-cap target (but generally less than $2 billion in size) can be accommodated through a separate account relationship. Paul Capital provides secondary transaction solutions for various sellers including pension plans, financial institutions, endowments, family offices, corporations and general partners. They help sellers reallocate their portfolio across asset types and classes, achieve early liquidity from private equity investments and obtain follow-on capital for existing portfolios and other objectives. Paul Capital Healthcare employs a variety of financing options ranging from non-dilutive financings that include royalty and revenue interest financings, to more traditional instruments such as equity and structured debt. Their clients include public and private companies, academic institutions and inventors. Paul Capital Healthcare helps companies monetize their royalty streams by selling all or a portion of these future royalties in exchange for an upfront payment and, depending on the structure, potential future payments. Paul Capital Healthcare invests in healthcare products that are approved and are generating revenue or are near commercialization. Healthcare companies should have an identifiable and established market, have patent and/or regulatory protection and be marketed by a strong organization. Paul Capital Healthcare employs the use of synthetic royalties or revenue interest financings. The firm provides a company with an upfront payment and future payments in exchange for a percentage of future product revenues. These deals are structured in a way that is similar to licensing agreements. They employ tiered revenues, reverse tiers, minimum payments, caps, step-downs and buy-out options. The deals are different from a standard licensing agreement in that Paul Capital Healthcare is not responsible for commercializing the product and is not involved in the company's daily operations. The firm makes an upfront payment to the company and, in some cases, additional payments based on certain milestones, such as regulatory approvals, patent extensions and sales targets. Paul Capital Healthcare then receives a portion of the future revenues generated by the product(s). Paul Capital Healthcare provides structured debt financing for small to mid-sized healthcare companies looking to expand operations. They can structure mezzanine-like debt in combination with revenue interests or royalty financings and the purchase of equities. Paul Capital Healthcare also structures traditional equity investments, usually in combination with revenue interest and royalty financings. The Fund participates in early-stage financing rounds in syndication with venture funds and in PIPE-style offerings. Paul Capital Healthcare focuses on near market or commercial-stage investments.	Analyste en capital-investissement	-

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Credit Suisse Asset Management LLC Credit Suisse Asset Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance CSAM aims to drive long-term performance and positive impact beyond returns.	Finance
Equity International Management LLC Equity International Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance EI focuses primarily on investments outside of the US. The firm makes entity-level investments in real estate and other asset-intensive operating companies, including investing directly in real estate assets, across the world. They maintain the flexibility to focus on markets and industries that it believes are most likely to present opportunities that generate opportunistic returns. Their funds generally make investments in non-public companies, although investments in public companies are permitted and have been made in the past. Investments are structured as debt, equity or hybrid securities.	Finance
Vanderbilt University Vanderbilt University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
Paul Capital Partners LP Paul Capital Partners LP Investment ManagersFinance Paul Capital Partners' investment platforms include the Paul Capital Fund of Funds, secondary investments and commercial-stage healthcare investments. The Paul Capital Fund of Funds investment team focuses on investments in venture capital and small-cap buyouts. The firm invests in funds that support innovative products and business models. They take takes a lead investment role and actively seek advisory board seats. Their strategy is both growth and value oriented. The Paul Capital Fund of Funds venture capital investment strategy focuses on providing access to top-tier venture capital managers. The firm looks for emerging managers that have the potential to become industry leaders. They employ a multi-industry investment strategy that focuses on information technology, healthcare and clean technology. Most investments are made in early-stage companies, but some investments are made in late-stage and growth equity to provide reduced volatility and more rapid exits. The strategy is biased towards small funds and is balanced by a short list of larger funds or platforms. Paul Capital invests primarily in funds in the Silicon Valley and Boston, with growing exposure to select international investments. They make secondary investments in top tier managers obtained through the secondary market to mitigate the effect of the typical J-Curve associated with private equity fund investing. The Paul Capital Fund of Funds small-cap buyout investment strategy focuses on investments in a small-cap buyout funds in North America. They invest in small-cap buyout funds that are being raised by managers who are focused on buying companies with enterprise values of $300 million or less. To select the best performing managers, Paul Capital's process begins with a large universe of buyout relationships and ends with a focused and diversified small-cap buyout portfolio. The portfolio is complemented by co-investments and by investments in target funds obtained through the secondary market. The Paul Capital Fund of Funds co-investment strategy focuses on co-investments alongside general partners that are well-known to the firm and who require capital to close pending small-cap buyout and growth equity transactions. Investments are made directly in the securities of the portfolio company. The Fund of Funds team invests directly in portfolio companies across a full range of economic and credit cycles. For investors requiring exposure to both the firm's venture capital and small-cap buyout funds, Paul Capital provides customized solutions that allow participation in both activities over a multi-year period with a desired percentage allocation to each. Large investors seeking increased exposure to emerging managers, growth equity funds or buyout funds larger than their small-cap target (but generally less than $2 billion in size) can be accommodated through a separate account relationship. Paul Capital provides secondary transaction solutions for various sellers including pension plans, financial institutions, endowments, family offices, corporations and general partners. They help sellers reallocate their portfolio across asset types and classes, achieve early liquidity from private equity investments and obtain follow-on capital for existing portfolios and other objectives. Paul Capital Healthcare employs a variety of financing options ranging from non-dilutive financings that include royalty and revenue interest financings, to more traditional instruments such as equity and structured debt. Their clients include public and private companies, academic institutions and inventors. Paul Capital Healthcare helps companies monetize their royalty streams by selling all or a portion of these future royalties in exchange for an upfront payment and, depending on the structure, potential future payments. Paul Capital Healthcare invests in healthcare products that are approved and are generating revenue or are near commercialization. Healthcare companies should have an identifiable and established market, have patent and/or regulatory protection and be marketed by a strong organization. Paul Capital Healthcare employs the use of synthetic royalties or revenue interest financings. The firm provides a company with an upfront payment and future payments in exchange for a percentage of future product revenues. These deals are structured in a way that is similar to licensing agreements. They employ tiered revenues, reverse tiers, minimum payments, caps, step-downs and buy-out options. The deals are different from a standard licensing agreement in that Paul Capital Healthcare is not responsible for commercializing the product and is not involved in the company's daily operations. The firm makes an upfront payment to the company and, in some cases, additional payments based on certain milestones, such as regulatory approvals, patent extensions and sales targets. Paul Capital Healthcare then receives a portion of the future revenues generated by the product(s). Paul Capital Healthcare provides structured debt financing for small to mid-sized healthcare companies looking to expand operations. They can structure mezzanine-like debt in combination with revenue interests or royalty financings and the purchase of equities. Paul Capital Healthcare also structures traditional equity investments, usually in combination with revenue interest and royalty financings. The Fund participates in early-stage financing rounds in syndication with venture funds and in PIPE-style offerings. Paul Capital Healthcare focuses on near market or commercial-stage investments.	Finance
Harrison Street Real Estate Capital LLC Harrison Street Real Estate Capital LLC Investment ManagersFinance Harrison Street Real Estate Capital provides equity capital at the property level to developers and operators in the specialty sectors of the real estate market. These sectors include self-storage, student housing, senior housing / assisted living, medical office and marinas / boat storage. The firm focuses on providing equity capital to niche real estate projects in non-CBD geographic markets where there exists: (1) demonstrable government, university, hospital or private sector commitment (2) favorable demand/supply characteristics (3) fragmentation in ownership and (4) considerable demographic momentum.	Finance
The University of Chicago Booth School of Business The University of Chicago Booth School of Business Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University	Consumer Services
Torc LLC Torc LLC Packaged SoftwareTechnology Services Develops AI-driven technology for improve skills and job opportunity	Technology Services