Bertram Capital exited its investment in Best Version Media (BVM) through a sale to H.I.G. Capital.
The Wisconsin-based BVM is a leading provider of print and digital advertising solutions, serving over 30,000 small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) across more than 1,000 micro-markets in the U.S. and Canada.
This transaction represents Bertram Capital’s 21st exit since its founding in 2006. Leveraging its proprietary Bertram High 5SM strategy, the firm helped BVM expand its core community magazine business and grow its digital services portfolio, which now includes targeted advertising, reputation management, and listings services.
Ryan Craig, Partner at Bertram Capital, described BVM as a standout investment. “Collaborating with BVM’s talented founders and executives allowed us to create a scalable, multi-channel platform that is ready for continued growth,” Craig said.
BVM’s leadership also lauded the partnership. Co-founder Dave Durand noted, “Bertram’s strategic vision and resources were key to enhancing our operations and driving digital transformation.” CEO Kevin O’Brien highlighted Bertram Labs’ contributions in streamlining operations and leveraging data to drive efficiency.
The sale to H.I.G. Capital positions BVM for its next phase of growth, building on its strong foundation in the SMB advertising market.
Source: CBS 42
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