Global alternative asset manager The Carlyle Group has promoted 48 professionals to senior positions, including nine to partner, 13 to managing director and 26 to principal/director.

Global alternative asset manager The Carlyle Group has
promoted 48 professionals to senior positions, including nine to partner, 13 to
managing director and 26 to principal/director.

(Principals and directors are the same level although the
former is the title used in North America while the latter is used in Europe and Asia.)

The individuals work in Carlyle’s offices around the globe
conducting buyout, growth capital, real asset and global market strategies
transactions, as well as investor services activities.

Partners (group; location)

• Rahul
  Culas – GMS, energy mezzanine; New
  York
• Ian
  Sandler – GMS, infrastructure; New
  York
• Cam
  Dyer – US
  buyout; Charlotte
• Mark
  Johnson – US buyout; Washington, DC
• Elliot
  Wagner – US buyout; New York
• David
  Daniel – US real estate;
  Washington, DC
• Glori
  Holzman Graziano – GMS, US structured credit; New York
• Alok
  Gaur – Investor relations; Washington,
  DC
• Heather
  Mitchell – Investor services, Legal; London

Managing directors

• Philip
  Park – Asia growth; Seoul
• Brian
  Lindley – Europe buyout; London
• Grishma
  Parekh – GMS, global corporate mezzanine; New York
• Jeffrey
  Levin – GMS finance; New York
• Shelley
  Guiley – investor relations; Washington,
  DC
• Marco
  Peschiera – South America buyout; Lima
• Martin
  Sumner – US buyout; Washington, DC
• Michael
  Gershenson – US real estate;
  New York
• Justin
  Plouffe – GMS, US structured credit; New York
• Bryan
  Corbett – One Carlyle; Washington, DC
• Jason
  Thomas – Investor services, external affairs; Washington, DC
• Norma
  Kuntz – Investor services, fund management CPE; Washington DC
• Leslie
  Eglin – Investor Services, human resources; Washington DC

Principals/directors

• Tony
  Jiang – Asia buyout; Shanghai
• David
  Wen – Asia buyout; Shanghai
• Shirlene
  Song – Asia real estate; Shanghai
• Charles
  Wu – Asia real estate; Shanghai

• Massimiliano
  Caraffa – Europe buyout; Milan
• Benjamin
  Deshayes – Europe buyout; Paris
• Shaun
  Mercer – Europe buyout; London
• Fraser
  Robson – Europe Buyout; London
• Daniel
  East – GMS, global energy mezzanine; Houston
• Justin
  Teltschik – GMS, global energy mezzanine; Houston
• Anne-Sophie
  Pawlowski – GMS infrastructure; New
  York
• Yusuke
  Watanabe – Japan buyout;
  Tokyo
• Kristen
  Ankerbrandt – US buyout;
  New York
• Dayne
  Baird – US buyout; Washington, DC
• Parker
  Hayden – US buyout; New York
• Ram
  Jagannath – US buyout; New York
• Will
  McMullan – US buyout; New York
• Greg
  Nikodem – US buyout; Washington, DC
• Derek
  Whang – US buyout; Washington, DC
• Jonathan
  Bard – US real estate; Los Angeles
• Ravi
  Changela – Investor services, corporate accounting; Arlington
• Marius
  Draghici – Investor services, corporate accounting; Paris
• Emily
  Van Huysen – Investor services, corporate accounting; Arlington
• Annie
  Paydar – Investor services, human resources; London
• Denise
  Eaton – Investor services, legal and compliance; Washington, DC
• Monica
  Harris – Investor services, legal and compliance; Washington, DC

The Carlyle Group has $185 billion of assets under
management across 122 funds and 81 fund-of-funds vehicles as of September 30,
2013. The firm employs more than 1,450 people in 34 offices globally.