Leonidas Vasilakos Appointed Principal at Dextra Partners

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Dextra Partners, a multi-strategy private equity firm focused on the middle market, today announced the promotion of Leonidas (“Lee”) Vasilakos to Principal.

“For nearly a decade, Lee has been a key contributor to our success. We are thrilled to recognize his continued development and increased leadership responsibilities through this promotion,” said Dextra’s founding partners. “He has consistently demonstrated strong investment judgment, a dedicated work ethic, and a commitment to excellence.”

Mr. Vasilakos joined the firm in 2023 as a Vice President, and previously worked alongside Dextra’s founding partners at their prior firm, GoldPoint Partners, from 2015-2021, having joined the team as an Analyst. Before joining Dextra, Mr. Vasilakos was a Vice President at Apogem Capital, which was formed in 2022 through the merger of GoldPoint with other investment groups by its parent company.

Dextra’s founding partners added, “We believe our team is our greatest asset and the foundation of our partnership-oriented business model. We are committed to developing and recognizing our next generation of talent.”

About Dextra Partners

Dextra Partners is an independent, multi-strategy private equity firm that provides a global investor base access to differentiated middle market investments created through holistic partnerships. The firm is headquartered in New York. For more information, please visit www.dextra.com.

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Mike Geller
Prosek Partners
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Source: Dextra Partners

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