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Jaime Hildreth

Partner, Head of Asset Management atWestCapNew York
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Jaime Hildreth is a Partner and Head of Asset Management at WestCap. She previously held leadership roles at Ipreo and Blackstone, and began her career at General Electric.

What Jaime can write

Writes checks ofNot reported
Comes in atSeries BLead preference not reported
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Career

  1. General Electric
  2. Blackstone · Senior Vice President of Private Equity Valuations
  3. Ipreo · Managing Director, Head of Strategy for Private Capital Markets
  4. WestCap · Partner, Head of Asset Management
    Now

Companies founded

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Investments named in public bios

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Focus

corporate financeportfolio operationsprivate equityventure capital

Education

Fairfield University, B.S. and B.A.Columbia Business School, MBA

Also at WestCap

Laurence A. TosiManaging Partner & Founder
Allen MaskPartner, Investments
Daphne TongPartner, Co-Head of Investments
Josh DartPartner, Investments

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Who is Jaime Hildreth?

Jaime Hildreth is a Partner and Head of Asset Management at WestCap. She previously held leadership roles at Ipreo and Blackstone, and began her career at General Electric.

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What did Jaime Hildreth do before WestCap?

General Electric; Senior Vice President of Private Equity Valuations at Blackstone; Managing Director, Head of Strategy for Private Capital Markets at Ipreo.

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