Physicians Endoscopy appoints Guidon Partners Founder Greg Roth to board of directors following Kelso deal: 4 highlights

Physicians Endoscopy appointed Greg Roth to its board of directors on the heels of Kelso’s acquisition of the company.

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Here are four highlights:

1. Mr. Roth is the founder and partner of Guidon Partners, a company dedicated to helping organizations strengthen their bottom line.

2. He is the former CEO of TeamHealth, a staffing firm based in Knoxville, Tenn.

3. Earlier this week, Charlotte, N.C.-based Pamlico Capital sold Physicians Endoscopy to Kelso & Company in a recapitalization transaction with management.

4. Guidon Partners made a minority investment in Physicians Endoscopy.

“I am pleased that Greg has joined our board. He understands our business and has significant experience developing and managing surgery centers with physician partners,” said Barry Tanner, Physicians Endoscopy CEO.

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