Profil
Mr. Scheer sits on the boards of Oxygen Media and Vulcan Sports Media, and is a member of the Vulcan Capital Investment Committee.
Mr. Scheer has more than 12 years of private equity and operations experience across various industry sectors, including media and communications, information services, financial services and manufacturing.
Prior to joining Vulcan Capital, he was a managing partner of London-based Berkeley Capital, a private equity firm focused on investing in private equity, special situations and restructuring transactions.
Mr. Scheer was also an investor in Infinata, a provider of information services, and ConsumerNet, a provider of database management services, and served as president of both companies.
Earlier, he served as a vice president of the Private Equity Group at Bank Austria Creditanstalt and as an associate of the Capital Investment Group at General Mills.
Mr. Scheer holds a BS in finance and marketing from the Carlson School of Management at the University of Minnesota and an MBA from Harvard Business School.
Anciens postes connus de Troy Scheer
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Cercano Management LLC /Private Equity/
Cercano Management LLC /Private Equity/ Investment ManagersFinance Cercano Management invests in companies located across the globe. The firm focuses on companies such as media conglomerates, energy minerals, financial services, healthcare services, life science and communication. It participates in leveraged buyouts, distressed/turnaround and early stage transactions with an investment size ranging from USD 10 to 100 million. | Membre du Comité d'Investissement | 31/12/2008 |
Berkeley Capital Management LLC
Berkeley Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Berkeley Capital Management (BCM) tends to invest in the stocks of US large-cap growth companies in the electronic technology, health technology and producer manufacturing sectors. The firm maintains a low turnover rate. BCM's growth equity investment approach is based on the idea that investments in competitively strong companies with superior earnings growth over time should produce above average investment results. The firm seeks to enhance performance by investing in growth stocks that are attractive based on a combination of valuation and momentum factors. From a universe of growth companies as defined by analysts' expectations and a minimum market-cap, BCM develops a focus list of companies that they believe are best able to sustain superior earnings growth over a 5 to 6 year period. Typically, the companies are competitively strong with a significant and growing market share. They have superior profitability, above average sales growth, superior free cash flow, and better-than-average earnings stability. From the focus list, the firm selects companies that are most attractive based on valuation, earnings and price momentum. The firm uses proprietary quantitative tools to support internal and external investment research. The firm will sell a stock when: (1) events occur which affect the expectations of the stock's long-term earnings growth (2) there is a loss of earnings momentum that is not recoverable within six months or (3) when significantly more attractive investment opportunities are identified. BCM's dividend equity strategy employs a disciplined, yield-driven buy and sell process that focuses on S&P 500 stocks with currently high yields. The firm's fixed-income investment strategy seeks to add value through security and sector valuation analysis without depending on the uncertainty of interest rate forecasting. This process incorporates a disciplined, conservative approach to active management. The firm believes that periodically repositioning a portfolio's emphasis toward those fixed-income characteristics that will benefit most during certain phases of the business cycle can produce consistently superior performance. Part of this portfolio repositioning is an intensive look at earnings and revisions of earnings estimates by corporate bond issuers with a focus on investing in companies that can improve their ability to service their debt in the future. BCM overlays this analysis with a macro review of the current position in the business cycle. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
| GENERAL MILLS, INC. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
UniCredit Bank Austria AG
UniCredit Bank Austria AG Major BanksFinance Provides commercial banking services | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
ConsumerNet, Inc. (New Jersey)
ConsumerNet, Inc. (New Jersey) Advertising/Marketing ServicesCommercial Services Acquires, manages, and markets self-reported consumer preference information for e-mail advertising | President | - |
Formation de Troy Scheer
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General Mills, Inc.
General Mills, Inc. Food: Major DiversifiedConsumer Non-Durables Manufactures and markets consumer & pet food products | Consumer Non-Durables |
Berkeley Capital Management LLC
Berkeley Capital Management LLC Investment ManagersFinance Berkeley Capital Management (BCM) tends to invest in the stocks of US large-cap growth companies in the electronic technology, health technology and producer manufacturing sectors. The firm maintains a low turnover rate. BCM's growth equity investment approach is based on the idea that investments in competitively strong companies with superior earnings growth over time should produce above average investment results. The firm seeks to enhance performance by investing in growth stocks that are attractive based on a combination of valuation and momentum factors. From a universe of growth companies as defined by analysts' expectations and a minimum market-cap, BCM develops a focus list of companies that they believe are best able to sustain superior earnings growth over a 5 to 6 year period. Typically, the companies are competitively strong with a significant and growing market share. They have superior profitability, above average sales growth, superior free cash flow, and better-than-average earnings stability. From the focus list, the firm selects companies that are most attractive based on valuation, earnings and price momentum. The firm uses proprietary quantitative tools to support internal and external investment research. The firm will sell a stock when: (1) events occur which affect the expectations of the stock's long-term earnings growth (2) there is a loss of earnings momentum that is not recoverable within six months or (3) when significantly more attractive investment opportunities are identified. BCM's dividend equity strategy employs a disciplined, yield-driven buy and sell process that focuses on S&P 500 stocks with currently high yields. The firm's fixed-income investment strategy seeks to add value through security and sector valuation analysis without depending on the uncertainty of interest rate forecasting. This process incorporates a disciplined, conservative approach to active management. The firm believes that periodically repositioning a portfolio's emphasis toward those fixed-income characteristics that will benefit most during certain phases of the business cycle can produce consistently superior performance. Part of this portfolio repositioning is an intensive look at earnings and revisions of earnings estimates by corporate bond issuers with a focus on investing in companies that can improve their ability to service their debt in the future. BCM overlays this analysis with a macro review of the current position in the business cycle. | Finance |
Harvard University
Harvard University Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
ConsumerNet, Inc. (New Jersey)
ConsumerNet, Inc. (New Jersey) Advertising/Marketing ServicesCommercial Services Acquires, manages, and markets self-reported consumer preference information for e-mail advertising | Commercial Services |
Cercano Management LLC /Private Equity/
Cercano Management LLC /Private Equity/ Investment ManagersFinance Cercano Management invests in companies located across the globe. The firm focuses on companies such as media conglomerates, energy minerals, financial services, healthcare services, life science and communication. It participates in leveraged buyouts, distressed/turnaround and early stage transactions with an investment size ranging from USD 10 to 100 million. | Finance |
University of Minnesota
University of Minnesota Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Functions as a College/University | Consumer Services |
The Sporting News
The Sporting News Internet Software/ServicesTechnology Services Provides sports news platform services | Technology Services |
UniCredit Bank Austria AG
UniCredit Bank Austria AG Major BanksFinance Provides commercial banking services | Finance |
















