Barry retired as a partner of Goldman Sachs in 2003, where he spent 18 years as a co-founder and ultimately co-COO of the global private equity business. He specializes in complex and contrarian investment themes arising out of major dislocations or restructurings. He serves as CEO and is also a partner and chairman of the Investment Committee.īarry Volpert co-founded Crestview in 2004 and is a partner and the CEO, as well as the chairman of the Investment Committee. from Harvard Business School, and an A.B., cum laude, from Harvard College, where he was a member of the men's varsity lacrosse team.īarry Volpert co-founded Crestview in 2004. Prior to Centennial, Adam was an analyst at Compass Partners and an analyst at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette in the media and telecommunications investment banking group. Prior to Crestview, Adam worked at Centennial Ventures, where he evaluated, executed and monitored investments in early to mid-stage companies across multiple industries. Adam also helps drive the sustainability efforts for portfolio companies such as Tencate Grass and ATC Drivetrain, among others. He works on the Oxbow Carbon investment and was previously involved with Crestview's investments in Capital Bank, Endurance Lift Holdings, FBR Capital Markets, H2Oil Energy, Select Energy Services, Silver Creek Exploration and W Energy Partners. Adam is currently a member of the boards of directors of CP Energy, Live Oak Crestview Climate (NYSE: LOCC), Upwell Water, U.S. Adam leads investments that span our industry capabilities with a focus on climate and sustainability. “We appreciate ATC Drivetrain’s decision to invest and locate in Knoxville and thank Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs and the Knoxville Chamber of Commerce for their partnership in recruiting this company to Tennessee.” Considering Tennessee for your company’s relocation or expansion project? Check out all the latest news related to Tennessee economic development, corporate relocation, corporate expansion and site selection.Adam Klein is a partner, Chairman of the ESG Committee, and a member of the Investment Committee.Īdam Klein joined Crestview in 2007 and is a partner, chairman of the ESG Committee and a member of the Investment Committee. “With more than 920 automotive businesses across the state, Tennessee is a driving force in the southern automotive corridor,” said TNECD Commissioner Bob Rolfe. In the last five years, the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development (TNECD) has supported 13 economic development projects in Knox County resulting in more than 1,400 job commitments and approximately $158 million in capital investment.
“I thank ATC Drivetrain for their decision to invest in Knoxville and welcome them to Tennessee.”
“Tennessee has become a national hub for the automotive industry with our highly skilled workforce, thriving economy and strong business climate,” remarked Governor Bill Lee. ATC Drivetrain currently operates two manufacturing facilities and a distribution center in Oklahoma City, OK. In addition to operations in Europe and Asia, the Knoxville facility will be ATC Drivetrain’s third manufacturing facility in the U.S. The site is scheduled to begin production in April 2022 and will support the company’s growing remanufacturing and battery life cycle management businesses.įounded in 1938 and headquartered in Farmington Hills, MI, ATC Drivetrain supplies remanufacturing products and services to various international blue-chip automakers. This is the latest of several new investments ATC Drivetrain has made recently, including the implementation of new technologies and capabilities in the global battery and electric vehicle powertrain market and an increased presence in the commercial vehicle market.ĪTC Drivetrain offers original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) a local solution by utilizing a combination of progressive engineering and state-of-the-art equipment to produce like new transmissions and engines. We greatly appreciate the State of Tennessee’s support with this expansion.” (Source: TNECD) “This expansion is driven by increased demand from our customers, and the Knox County location is particularly well suited for our future plans as Tennessee, and the broader region, are home to a rapidly developing electrification ecosystem.
“Our customers are the focus of all we do at ATC Drivetrain,” said Greg Heald, president & CEO, ATC Drivetrain. The remanufacturer of automotive powertrain and drivetrain systems will invest $8.3 million and create 218 new manufacturing jobs in Knox County over the next five years. ATC Drivetrain has selected Knoxville, TN as the location for its newest manufacturing facility.
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