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title: "The Capstreet Group announces the addition of Bob San Julian to its Operating Executive Team"
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# The Capstreet Group announces the addition of Bob San Julian to its Operating Executive Team

OtherPublished September 30, 20193 min read

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Bob has more than 30 years of experience working with value-added distribution companies in senior management, sales and marketing, operations and supply chain roles and has worked with numerous private equity backed companies to develop strategy and drive profitability improvement. Bob is currently a board member for two Capstreet portfolio distribution companies, Marco Group and APG Holdings, and previously served as interim CEO at APG Holdings.

“We are pleased to add Bob as a member of our Operating Executive team,” said Paul De Lisi, Partner at Capstreet. “Bob has a wealth of knowledge in the distribution industry, and we look forward to working with him to assist our portfolio companies in achieving their growth objectives. We are building a network of functional experts that will play a key role in accelerating portfolio company initiatives, and Bob will be leading this effort for our distribution companies.”

Capstreet’s Operating Executive team was formed in early 2019 with the recruitment of Wayne Washburn as Capstreet’s technology executive. Wayne was the former VP of Technology of symplr, a Capstreet III portfolio company.

“We are excited to continue to add to the Capstreet Operating Executive team with the addition of Bob San Julian. We continue to look for opportunities to expand the team to help drive value at our portfolio companies,” said George Kelly, Managing Partner at Capstreet.

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