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Greene Park Capital Launches Senior Living Investment Platform

Greene Park Capital, a Chicago-based healthcare real estate investment firm, has tapped veteran senior living executive Kevin Carden to lead its newly formed senior living investment platform. The company intends to concentrate on small-to-mid-sized operators with sophisticated management teams poised for substantial growth. 

Carden served as SVP, acquisitions for REDICO, a real estate investor, and American House, its senior living operating company, from 2014 until 2022. Prior to that, he was SVP, corporate finance for Ziegler Investment Banking from 2002 to 2014. 

“Kevin brings to Greene Park Capital the perfect combination of experience to grow our investment activity in the senior living space,” said Jason Simmers, Greene Park Capital co-founder and managing partner. “With his significant experience in operations, investment banking, brokerage and investing in senior living properties, operators and portfolios, he is uniquely suited to help create, and to execute our senior living growth strategy.” 

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