
Bain Capital Co-Chairman Stephen Pagliuca Retiring After 34-Year Career
Bain Capital Co-chairman Stephen Pagliuca is retiring after a 34-year stint at the private equity firm, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Pagliuca will remain a senior advisor at the firm and will continue to be involved in the portfolio companies in which he holds a board seat.
Pagliuca will also continue to be a significant investor in Bain’s funds with co-managing partners John Connaughton and Jonathan Lavine, who took up their roles in 2016, continuing to lead the firm.
Pagliuca first joined Bain Capital in 1989 and has been involved in several notable takeovers over the years, including the purchase of Gartner, where he is still a board member.
Pagliuca also helped lead Bain’s investment in hospital chain HCA, now HCA Healthcare, Burger King, Virgin Australia and Worldpay Group, among others.