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Spire Capital Partners invests in Dynamic QuestPublished : 6 years ago, on
Spire Capital’s investment in Dynamic Quest will enable expansion into new markets, enhance solution sets and provide capital for complementary acquisitions
Spire Capital, a New York based private equity firm specializing in investments in technology enabled business services, communications, media and education sectors, today announced its investment in Dynamic Quest (“DQ” or the “Company”).
DQ is a managed service provider offering IT and cloud services to enterprises and businesses. Spire is partnering with CEO, Javier Gomez, who founded the Company in January 2000 and will continue to lead the organization with his management team. This marks the seventh platform investment in Spire Capital Partners III.
DQ’s services include hosted cloud services, disaster recovery, managed IT, service plans, software maintenance and development, application support, virtual CIO and IT security services. Nearly three-fourths of the Company’s 2017 revenue was recurring with typical customer contract lengths of 1 to 3 years. In 2017, the Company serviced over 225 customers across a wide variety of market verticals.
The Company’s headquarters is in Greensboro, North Carolina and houses a data center facility that was built in 2007. The Company currently has 119 full time employees and satellite offices in Winston-Salem and Cary, North Carolina and Clark, Philippines.
“We are very excited about this new partnership with Spire Capital, as it marks a transformational phase in our organizations evolution. With Spires’ support we plan to continue forward with both organic growth as well as strategic acquisition growth over the next few years. This movement forward will allow Dynamic Quest to grow our product offerings while providing exceptional customer support to a larger client base.” said Javier.
The Company has grown consistently each year since its founding and DQ made a material investment in the last four years to service customers better by adding to its remote delivery infrastructure team in Clark, Philippines. Spire’s investment in Dynamic Quest will enable the Company to continue to expand its geographic footprint, broaden services and solutions, and provide capital for complementary acquisitions.
“Javier and his founding partners have built an incredible Company providing managed IT and cloud services to their valued partners” relayed David Schaible. “Spire Capital has been an investor in numerous cloud service / IT related companies and are proud to partner with Javier and his team during their next stage of growth. We continue to see increased demand in the marketplace for companies seeking to outsource IT and cloud related services to industry specialists, and we believe that Dynamic Quest is uniquely positioned to continue to provide exceptional technology services, while expanding their solution offerings and geographic reach for current and future customers.”
David Schaible, Andy Armstrong, Anthony Cassano and Rupali Varma will join DQ’s Board of Directors as part of the investment.
Dentons US LLP served as legal counsel to Spire Capital. IT ExchangeNet acted as exclusive financial advisor to Dynamic Quest, while Bell, Davis, & Pitt served as legal counsel to Dynamic Quest.
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