Who should get in touch
Voss Hale welcomes introductions from business owners and founders exploring an acquisition, equity investment, or strategic partnership. Principals bringing forward private equity or direct company investment opportunities can also get in touch.
Property owners, developers, and brokers can introduce real estate assets or ventures. Advisors should explain the business, owner, or principal they represent and their role in the proposed transaction.
What to include
Start with the name and an overview of the company, asset, or venture. Explain your relationship to it and the investment or transaction being proposed. State the outcome being considered and any timing that helps explain the context.
For a company, describe what it does, who it serves, and the reason for the proposed transaction. For real estate, identify the location, current use, and nature of the asset or venture. If technology is central to the opportunity, explain its practical role.
Send your introduction
Use the State Madison contact address below and put “Voss Hale” in your subject line so the introduction has a clear context. A concise initial overview is enough to introduce the proposition.
Voss Hale is an investment company and a State Madison company. Its mandate includes private equity, direct investments in companies, and real estate; these pages describe that mandate and do not constitute an offer of securities.
Do I need a finished transaction proposal?
An introduction can explain the relationship you are exploring and the outcome the owner or principal seeks. Be clear about what has been decided and what remains open. Voss Hale’s mandate includes acquisitions, minority stakes, partnerships, and real estate investments; the initial note should make the proposed context understandable.
Can an advisor introduce an opportunity?
Yes. The existing mandate includes introductions from advisors representing businesses, owners, or principals. Identify the party you represent, your relationship to the asset, and the transaction being considered.
What should the first note focus on?
Focus on the company or asset, your role, the current situation, and the proposed relationship. Explain timing and relevant operating context. You do not need to send a collection of confidential documents to make a clear first introduction.