Los Angeles
adeyoung@kaynecapital.com
Andrew DeYoung is a vice president of business development and operations for Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors’ growth private capital strategies, where he is responsible for working closely with the partners overseeing and managing fundraising processes and business development efforts at both the fund and individual portfolio company levels. He is also involved on the investment side identifying and analyzing investment opportunities, assisting with monitoring of portfolio companies, and is involved at the board level with select companies. He deals with NewRoad Capital Partners on the Kayne NewRoad Ventures Fund, and monitoring Kayne’s earlier stage growth companies.
Prior to joining Kayne Capital’s growth private capital group, he worked as a special advisor to Richard Kayne, Chairman of Kayne Capital and as chief operating officer of Jenni Kayne, an LA based lifestyle and fashion brand. Prior to Kayne Capital, he worked with DW Investments, LLC, a family investment firm in Chicago focused on real estate, private equity and venture fund and direct investing and Gemstone Real Estate Partners, where he sourced and analyzed office and industrial real estate investment opportunities. DeYoung began his career as an associate in the healthcare investment banking group at GCA Global, an international full service investment bank, headquartered in San Francisco.
DeYoung earned a B.A. magna cum laude in Psychology from Brown University in 2005.
Founded in 2001, Conservice is a utility and billing management company that provides software and service solutions for the rental housing industry in North America. The company focuses its efforts on properties such as student housing, apartment complexes, military housing, and multi-family dwellings. Conservice’s solutions enable multi-family owners and managers to enhance property values, encourage conservation, and reduce operating costs.
Wyse is a Canadian-based provider of submetering and utility billing technology offering proprietary hardware, primarily focused on the multifamily real estate market. The company manufactures proprietary IoT devices that can capture electricity usage at the meter level and store that data in a cloud-based system that is accessible to the utility billing service providers than can leverage this data to prepare individualized billing statements.