Borgman Capital has acquired forklift manufacturer Harlo Corporation. The transition marks the next chapter for the 88-year-old, third- and fourth-generation family business, which has built a reputation for American-made reliability and strong dealer relationships across North America.

Built in 2016, North Towne Apartments and Townhomes is a 60-unit multifamily community which includes a 42-unit apartment building and six 3-plex townhouses.

Most recently, Hill served for seven years as chief executive officer of Milwaukee pet food company Stella and Chewy’s. Prior to that, he served as President and CEO of outdoor recreation equipment supplier Coleman.

Continuus Technologies was founded in 2011 by Matt Moeser. Continuus offers data consulting, data delivery, data transformation, data consumption and data automation services.

Through the Pass the Hat, Borgman Capital eliminates barriers to quality alternative investments by making it easy for accredited high-net-worth individuals, family offices, endowments and foundations to invest and achieve portfolio diversification.

Based in Bozeman, Montana, Buck Bone Organics offers a full line of 100% natural antler chews, treats and toys for dogs in a variety of sizes. Borgman Capital will partner with Buck Bone’s founders on the company’s next phase of growth.

TPI is a customer-focused, regional chemical distributor headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio. Tom Perovsek will remain president of TPI, a role he has held since 2001.

Growth was driven by strategic equipment purchases, fleet diversification, operational improvements, geographic expansion to Kenosha and increasing market share.

In this role, Kuborn will assist with new investment analysis, financial modeling, transaction due diligence and portfolio company support and analysis.