Capital Peak Partners

Capitol Peak Partners (often spelled Capital Peak Partners) is a private equity and growth equity firm based in Denver, Colorado, founded in 2017 by Gregg Engles, the former Chairman and CEO of Dean Foods and WhiteWave Foods. The firm primarily focuses on middle-market consumer businesses, notably acquiring Borden Dairy out of bankruptcy in 2020 in a joint bid with KKR. While not a pure-play healthcare company, Capitol Peak Partners and its affiliates have notable touchpoints in the healthcare sector. This includes serving as a New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) financing consultant and funding partner for community healthcare infrastructure projects, such as the HealthCore Clinic in Wichita, Kansas, and the Walsh Ambulatory Pavilion in Far Rockaway, New York. Additionally, co-founder Gregg Engles serves on the board of Children's Health, a major pediatric healthcare system in Dallas, Texas.