Bradley Berger

Storage & Transfer Technologies, Inc. engages in the design and provision of equipment for bulk materials handling systems used primarily in water treatment and emission control applications. It services include applied care program, mechanical audit and system review, system optimization study and supply of parts for dry bulk storage. The company was founded in 1970 and is headquartered in Milton, Canada.

Kompass Kapital Management LLC provides investment services. The private company is based in Overland Park, KS. The CEO of the company is Bradley S. Berger.

Hillcrest Bank is a privately owned, 30- year- old commercial bank. The bank serves retail, wealth and commercial clients. It has regional operations in Colorado, Kansas, Missouri and Texas, with commercial real estate clients in 42 states. Hillcrest Bank offers a full range of lending, cash management, financial and equipment leasing services delivered by experienced professionals committed to building strong and lasting customer relationships

CPC LLC is a subsidiary of CPC Management, which is a long-term investment company organized as a company, not around funds like traditional private equity firms. CPC is based in Kansas City, MO and has subsidiaries in Sweden and the United States. The company focuses on creating defensible, long-term value by investing in innovation, workforce development, new technologies, and supply chain improvements. CPC is owned by large family offices and successful entrepreneurs who are aligned around long-term decision making and wealth creation. It was formed from the merging of Curran Companies and C3 Capital's management teams. CPC aims to invest $600mm to $700mm into lower middle market businesses over the next five years. The company does not use enterprise leverage to fund acquisitions and emphasizes excelling in the five key battles™: people, systems and processes, execution, customer intimacy, and product leadership. The company was founded by Desmond Patrick Curran, Jared E. Poland, Patrick F. Healy, Patrick Wiley Curran, Robert L. Smith, and Steven E. Swartzman.