current portfolio

	Clinical Research Network ("CRN") provides clinical trial services to pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies as well as contract research organizations. Incorporated in 2003, CRN's services significantly accelerate the pace of clinical trials by leveraging its growing network of home healthcare agencies with its more efficient processes and industry expertise. CRN has provided its services for some of the largest clinical studies completed by top tier pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies in the United States. The company's approach dramatically improves patient recruitment, compliance and retention and increases patient and investigator satisfaction.
	Emerald Waste Services is the leading solid waste services provider in Northwest Florida and Gulf Coast region. The company is based in Freeport, FL and services Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida. The service territory includes a number of high-growth residential centers and areas of extensive commercial real estate development, as well as expanding military facilities. Emerald Waste owns 8 Construction and Demolition (C&D) landfill sites and 1 Subtitle D, Industrial Waste landfill as well as a hauling fleet of over 150 trucks and a portable toilet rental servicing business.
	Veridiam is a leading machined parts and custom metal tubing specialist serving as a major manufacturer of precision engineered, integrated build-to-print components for over 50 years. Veridiam manufactures assemblies, sub- assemblies, machined components, and precision metal tubing for medical device, nuclear, aerospace and power generation applications from high performance alloys including stainless steel and titanium. Managing the complete supply chain, Veridiam delivers a finished device to specification on time, saving time and expense. Its operations include two facilities in San Diego, California and one facility in San Jose, Costa Rica.

exited investment

Container Recycling Alliance (“CRA”) operates eight glass recycling facilities throughout the United States. Employing approximately 150 people and processing roughly 500,000 tons of glass per year, CRA is the second largest operator of glass recycling facilities in the United States. CRA utilizes state-of-the-art automated ceramic detection and color sorting equipment, as well as full bottle destruction and decasing capabilities. CRA was sold to Strategic Materials June 2008.