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Niobrara Capital Partners

Niobrara Capital Partners

niobraracap.com

Niobrara Capital Partners is a New York private equity firm that backs middle-market B2B technology and technology-enabled services businesses, principally in North America and Europe. It partners with corporate owners, founders and management teams through growth investments, buyouts and corporate carveouts, supporting expansion and operational improvement. Its investments include semiconductor manufacturing, digital transformation, cybersecurity and managed IT services, with exposure to technology reshoring and the infrastructure and services supporting AI adoption. Founded by technology investor Paul C. Schorr IV, known as Chip Schorr, with partners Todd Bradley and Mike Pompeo, Niobrara announced the final close of its inaugural Founders Fund and parallel funds at over $1.1 billion in October 2026; related co-investment vehicles brought aggregate commitments above $1.5 billion.

Founded
2024
Type
Venture capital

Funds1

  • Niobrara Founders Fund—

    Inaugural flagship private equity fund, legally Niobrara Founders Fund L.P., announced at final close on October 5, 2026. The fund together with its parallel funds closed with over USD 1.1 billion in committed capital; aggregate commitments including related co-investment vehicles exceeded USD 1.5 billion. Exact final commitments were not disclosed. It invests in middle-market B2B technology and technology-enabled services companies positioned to benefit from technology megatrends.

Team

Operations and support

Andrew DunnPartner & Investment Committee Member
Brian MotechinPartner & Chief Financial Officer
Clayton AlbertsonPartner
Harrison BarnesSenior Associate
Jens WintherPartner & Head of Capital Formation
Mike PompeoCo-Founder & Partner
Otavio BirmanManaging Director
Paul C. Schorr IVFounder & Managing Partner
Raj PajwaniSenior Associate
Scott ZoellnerPartner, Chief Operating Officer & Head of Capital Markets
Todd BradleyCo-Founder & Partner

Co-investing

No co-investors on record yet.

Investments