North Point Mergers and Acquisitions

We proudly announce that Druid City Vital Care has been recapitalized by Inlet Road Capital Management. Druid City Vital Care is a leading multi-unit franchisee within the Vital Care Infusion Services network, operating in nine territories across the South and Mountain West regions. They provide infusion therapy services for patients with acute and chronic conditions in the home, infusion suite, and infusion clinic settings.

We proudly announce that Onelife Fitness has been acquired by 26North. Founded in 2011, Onelife Fitness offers the latest in cardio and strength equipment, functional turf workout areas, indoor saltwater pools, expansive kids clubs, advanced personal training programs, and a variety of boutique studio classes – all complemented by upscale spa facilities and premium recovery offerings. Onelife Fitness currently serves over 400,000 members and operates over 60 locations throughout the District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia, Georgia, South Carolina, and West Virginia.

We proudly announce that Tulkoff Foods (“Tulkoff”) has been acquired by Graham Partners. Tulkoff is one of the leading independent manufacturers of custom sauces, dips, and dressings in the foodservice and consumer-packaged goods industries. With almost 100 years of experience in the sauce industry, Tulkoff’s mission is centered on providing customers with a personal experience through quality products, high-touch service and a flexible manufacturing approach.

We proudly announce that VMG has agreed to sell a majority stake in [solidcore] to L Catterton. [solidcore] is a national network of fitness studios providing targeted strength training on custom-built reformers. Today, [solidcore] has established itself as a disruptive studio fitness brand with approximately 130 locations across 25 states and the District of Columbia.

We are pleased to announce that North Point has officially opened its Chicago office at 150 North Riverside Plaza. We look forward to welcoming you.

We proudly announce that OKTA Holdings, LLC’s 9 Planet Fitness clubs and area development rights for clubs in the Portland and Eugene DMAs have been acquired by Easy Mile Fitness. Easy Mile Fitness is now an operator of 50 Planet Fitness clubs across six territories in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Puerto Rico, Ontario, Canada, and now Oregon.

We proudly announce that BBP Venture’s Planet Fitness clubs (“Baker Group”) have been?acquired by National Fitness Partners, a portfolio company of Argonne Capital Group. National?Fitness Partners is now an operator of 172 clubs in 13 states serving more than 1.2 million?members across its operating footprint.

We proudly announce that Playa Bowls, a portfolio company of Tamarix and Pacific General, has been acquired by Sycamore Partners. Playa Bowls is a rapidly expanding franchise restaurant concept that has grown to become the #1 player in the superfruit bowl shop segment with over 250 locations across 22 states and offers a diverse and healthy menu including acai, pitaya, mango, green and coconut bowls, juices, smoothies, cold brew and more.

We proudly announce that Navigating Cancer has been acquired by OneOncology, a portfolio company of TPG. Navigating Cancer revolutionizes oncology care with its digital health platform, enhancing patient engagement and improving outcomes. Their comprehensive suite includes digital triage, electronic patient-reported outcomes (ePRO), and remote monitoring. Integrated with electronic health records (EHR), it streamlines workflows for providers while offering a personalized, secure experience for patients. Navigating Cancer’s solutions empower patients, optimize staff efficiency, and support early symptom detection and management, ultimately reducing care costs and improving health outcomes.

We proudly announce that Williams Selyem has been acquired by Domaine Faiveley. Williams Selyem is recognized as one of the finest producers of Pinot Noir in California. Founded in 1979 by Burt Williams and Ed Selyem, the winery was acquired by John and Kathe Dyson in 1998. The Dysons continued to scale the brand and, importantly, evolve the business to more of an estate model by acquiring world-class vineyards, which today total more than 135 acres in Sonoma’s Russian River Valley. Following a minority investment four years ago, Domaine Faiveley has now acquired a majority share with the Dysons retaining a minority position.