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Iron Bow CEO Rene LaVigne, Other Execs Acquire Controlling Interest in Company

 

Rene LaVigne, Iron Bow Technologies

Iron Bow Technologies President and CEO  Rene LaVigne has acquired a controlling interest in the company with other company executives through a management buyout from New Mountain Capital LLC.

The company said it will not experience any organizational changes as a result.  

New Mountain and other selling shareholders will retain a minority interest in Iron Bow.

“This is a great day for Iron Bow as we were able to deliver outstanding value to all our stakeholders as a result of our committed vision, execution of strategy, and operational performance during the last few years, ” said LaVigne.

“We have solidified Iron Bow as a formidable platform and are considered among the elite in the marketplace. New Mountain has been a great partner over the years in supporting and building our business and I’m excited to have their continued support going forward.”

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