2.  Mitchell Blutt dedicated 17 years to
JPMorgan Partners as the executive
partner. In 2005, Mitchell Blutt branched off
to pursue a personal venture dubbed
Consonance Capital. Today, he leads as
chief executive officer and manages a
hedge fund and private equity fund in the
health care sector.
Based in New York, Consonance Capital is
comprised of two divisions, Consonance
Capital Management and Consonance
Capital Partners.

3.  The latter, led by Blutt as well as private
equity experts Nancy-Ann DeParle, Ben
Edmands and Stephen McKenna, focuses
on lower- to middle-market private health-
care companies. Specifically, the firm
invests in companies that offer sustainable
value to the health-care system and can
provide low-cost quality care.
Much of the Consonance Capital Partners
investments are allocated toward
companies that bring in a minimum
revenue of $20 million.

4.  On the higher end of the spectrum, these
businesses reach $150 million in revenue. or
more The firm’s investments includes a
compilation of corporations seeking to
divest non-core assets as well as private
and family-owned businesses with a goal of
obtaining growth capital or liquidity.
Consonance Capital Partners has
experience investing in pharmaceuticals,
commercialized products, servicing
managed care, and health-care
information technology.