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The former governor of Massachusetts, Deval Patrick, has joined the private equity firm Bain Capital as a partner to focus on socially oriented investments, a person briefed on the matter said on Monday.
Mr.
Patrick, a Democrat and close ally of President Obama, left office in
January. At Bain, he is expected to concentrate on raising money for a
new fund that will focus as much on positive social impact as it will on
investment performance.
Bain
Capital, which is based in Boston, is one of the biggest and best-known
private equity firms, with roughly $65 billion in assets under
management.
Yet
Mr. Patrick will be joining a firm that became a lightning rod during
the past two presidential elections: One of its founders was Mitt
Romney, a predecessor of Mr. Patrick in Massachusetts, whose stint in
private equity drew scrutiny and criticism from political opponents
during his run for the presidency.
One
of Bain Capital’s current leaders is Stephen Pagliuca, a longtime
Democratic donor who ran unsuccessfully for a United States senate seat
in Massachusetts in 2009.
Of
course, the move by Mr. Patrick to Bain Capital isn’t the first by a
public official to private equity. In 2013, Timothy F. Geithner, the
former Treasury secretary, joined the investment firm Warburg Pincus as
president.
A former corporate lawyer, Mr. Patrick has said that he planned to re-enter the private sector once his term ended.
A spokesman for Bain Capital declined to comment on the hiring of the former governor.
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