Frontier Blog

Two years ago, Frontier Capital Foundation was formed to focus the firm’s community outreach efforts. Although the foundation may be young, community service has been a major part of our culture from the beginning. Now with a more formalized approach, Frontier hopes to make a meaningful impact on a few Charlotte-based non-profits in the coming years. Jessica Warzybok, Director of Human Relations, shared with me the vision of the Frontier Capital Foundation. 

The Frontier Team Volunteered at Charlotte Family Housing to help bring some Holiday Cheer to local families in need.  

Kim Lukacs, our Accountant, has long been involved with InReach whether it’s by serving as co-chair of the Dream Maker Luncheon or volunteering as a Steering Committee member.

It’s hard to beat an upland bird hunt on an early spring day in the pristine plains of North Texas. That’s exactly where Frontier Principal, Seth Harward, found himself not too long ago, along with several friends of Frontier. Some portfolio company CEO’s, advisors, and in-market partners came together, rounding out a good group of guys and a great time spent together.

On Saturday April 9^th, 2016, Frontier Capital participated in the Walk to Defeat ALS at Symphony Park to honor and support partner Andrew Lindner’s father, Dr. Marshall Lindner.

Please help us welcome our newest associate, Mark Millard, to Frontier Capital!

Frontier Capital wouldn’t be Frontier Capital without its people. Whenever possible, we get together as a team to help build and strengthen bonds.

Dave Pandullo is a new vice president with Frontier Capital and is focusing on investments in healthcare technology. We believe his background in investing, business and entrepreneurship are a great asset to the firm and our portfolio companies. We hope you will join us in welcoming him.

Working together to accomplish a goal not only makes the project easier, but it also strengthens the bond of a group like nothing else. This was evident when ten of Frontier’s finest, along with a group from Bank of America, partnered with Habitat for Humanity on May 29^th to help build a new home for a deserving Charlotte family. 

With the father of Frontier Capital managing partner Andrew Lindner recently diagnosed with ALS (or “Lou Gehrig’s Disease), choosing to participate in Charlotte’s Walk to Defeat ALS was an easy decision for Andrew and five other members of the FrontierFit team! 

After seven years at the Metropolitan development in Charlotte, N.C., Frontier Capital is ready for a change. But we aren’t going far. As the Charlotte Business Journal reported on April 16, we’ll be relocating in September to 525 North Tyron building in uptown Charlotte. 

High-growth companies poised to reach the next level of success – but not sure how to get there - are ideal candidates for growth equity, Frontier Capital managing partner Richard Maclean told attendees at the 9th Annual Southeast Venture Conference (SEVC) in Charlotte on April 1. 

Forming and cultivating quality relationships is extremely important to us here at Frontier. Whether with our current – or potential – portfolio companies - or our colleagues, we devote time getting to know each other both in the office and out. Our latest outing as a firm celebrated several employees with winter birthdays, and we took the opportunity to support a couple local businesses with a microbrewery tour.