Frederick Antwi

Background

About Frederick Antwi

Frederick brings over 20 years of growth investing and global leadership in public and private markets, with a focus on internet, software and payments businesses. As a Senior Advisor at Boston Consulting Group (BCG), Frederick advises hedge funds, family offices and growth equity firms on technology deals, fund strategy and value creation. Recently, he was appointed Senior Advisor to Dragoneer, a technology-oriented crossover investment firm with over $23B in long-duration capital. Previously, he was a Partner and Managing Director in the $29B growth equity arm of TPG Capital, where he helped expand the franchise to EMEA. Prior to TPG, Frederick co-led Technology & Consumer Growth Equity at Goldman Sachs Investment Partners (GSIP), a global, multi-strategy hedge fund in the firm’s $3.2T Asset & Wealth Management Division. Earlier in his tenure at GS, Frederick worked in the Special Situations Group (SSG) and Principal Investment Area (PIA). Before GS, he executed growth buyouts at a spin-off from the Bass Brothers and Richard Rainwater investment entities. Frederick began his career as a Consumer & Retail analyst at McKinsey. Cumulatively, Frederick has deployed over $2B in public equities and private capital solutions. Public investments include: Alphabet, Children’s Place, Cinemark, Expedia, New York Times Company, Regal Entertainment, Sinclair, TripAdvisor, and Viacom, among others. Private investments include: Acosta (TH Lee Partners acq.), Cangen (Milacron acq.), Compass (COMP), Dale and Thomas (Eagle Foods acq.), Facebook (META), Fluid (Astound Commerce acq.), Logic PD (Compass Group Equity Partners acq.), Networked Insights (American Family Insurance acq.), NextNav (NN), Oberon (iWin acq.), and Revolution Money (American Express acq.). He has served on various corporate and nonprofit boards, including as a Director at Colorado Nonprofit Loan Fund, Dale and Thomas, Fluid, Metro Volunteers and 2 Seeds Network; and as an Observer at Cangen, LogicPD, Networked Insights and NextNav. Frederick earned an MBA, with high distinction as an Arjay Miller Scholar and a Goldman Sachs Fellow, from Stanford, and an A.B, with Honors in Economics, from Harvard.