Angelo Bonvino is Head of the Corporate Department, former Co-Head of M&A and a member of firm management. Angelo is a nationally recognized mergers and acquisitions attorney who focuses on private equity investments. He has extensive experience in advising private equity and strategic clients in their M&A, leveraged buyouts, joint ventures, carve-out transactions, restructuring and recapitalization transactions. Angelo’s transactional work has earned him national recognition; most recently, Angelo was recognized as a 2025 Private Equity MVP by Law360 and as one of “America’s Top M&A Lawyers” by Forbes. He has also been named a “Private Equity Dealmaker of the Year” by The Deal, a leading private equity lawyer by Chambers and The Legal 500, and as one of Lawdragon’s “500 Leading Dealmakers in America.”

Angelo’s private equity clients include FalconPoint Partners, Kohlberg & Co., KPS Capital Partners, LongRange Capital, Oak Hill Capital, OceanSound Partners, Revelar Capital (f/k/a Wellspring Capital Management) and Stellex Capital Management.

Angelo’s recent experience includes representation of:

KPS Capital Partners and its portfolio companies in various transactions, including:
- its approximately €1.7 billion carve-out acquisition of INEOS Composites
- its €3.615 billion sale of Eviosys to Sonoco Products Company
- its €3.5 billion acquisition of Innomotics from Siemens
- its $4.4 billion sale of its portfolio company Howden to Chart Industries
- its $3.45 billion acquisition of Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope (OBE)
- its $1.7 billion acquisition of a controlling stake in the Primary Products Business in North America and Latin America of Tate & Lyle PLC
- its $3.4 billion sale of its portfolio company DexKo to Brookfield Business Partners
- its approximately $2.7 billion acquisition of the Europe, Middle East and Africa food, aerosol and promotional packaging business from Crown Holdings
- its acquisitions involving Belding Machinery and Equipment Leasing, Brunswick Corporation, C&D Technologies, Catalyst Acoustics Group, Crenlo, Crane Company, CWS Industries (Mfg) Corp., DexKo Global, Esterline Interface Technologies, Fargo Assembly Company, Howden, IKG, Ketjen Corporation, Kodiak Mfg, Life Fitness, L&W, Lufkin, Metra, Paladin Brands Holding, Primient, Prince International Corporation, Siac do Brasil Ltda., TaylorMade Golf Company, The Wells Companies, ThyssenKrupp Waupaca, Tower International, Trojan Battery Company, WHA Holding SAS (Winoa) and Whitepath Fab Tech
- its sales involving Anchor Glass Container Corporation, Attends Healthcare, Chassis Brakes International Group, Crenlo Cab Products, Electrical Components International, Expera Specialty Solutions, Genesis Attachments, Hussey Copper, IKG, the attachments division of International Equipment Solutions, Motor Coach Industries International, North American Breweries Holdings, TaylorMade Golf Company, United Copper Industries and Waupaca Foundry
Kohlberg & Co. and its portfolio companies in various transactions, including:
- PCI Pharma Services and Kohlberg, an existing lead investor in PCI, in PCI's strategic investment co-led by Bain Capital and Kohlberg and supported by Mubadala Investment Company, valuing PCI at $10 billion
- its acquisitions involving AM Conservation Group, Bournewood Health Systems, DecoPac, GoodCents, Interstate Hotels & Resorts, Le Groupe Multibar, Lyophilization Services of New England, Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, Myers EPS, Nelipak Corporation, Nellson Nutraceutical, Ob Hospitalist Group, Parts Authority, PlanetEcosystems, Plantation Patterns, PPC Industries, Sabre Industries, Senneca Holdings, Service Concepts, SpecialtyCare, Sunspire Health, three packaging plants from Bemis Healthcare Packaging Europe, Troon Golf, United Digestive, United States Infrastructure Corporation (USIC), VitalMed, Worldwide Clinical Trials and Xeridiem Medical Devices
- its sales involving Aurora Casket Company, e+CancerCare, Franklin Energy Group, HawkeyePedershaab, Hoffmaster Group, Kellermeyer Bergensons Services, NBG Home, Sabre Industries, [solidcore], SouthernCare Holdings, SpecialtyCare, Spectrum Plastics Group and Thomas Nelson
Oak Hill Capital and its portfolio companies in various transactions, including:
- its acquisitions involving American Veterinary Group, Berlin Packaging, Calero Software, Checkers Drive-In Restaurants, Earth Fare, FirstLight Fiber, Greenlight Networks, Imagine! Print Solutions, Mercer Advisors, Metronet, Otelco, Oxford Networks, Safe Fleet Holdings, SmartPak Equine, Sovernet Communications, Technimark Holdings, Trinity Consultants, U.S. Oral Surgery Management, Vast Broadband and VetCor Group
- its sales involving Accentcare, FirstLight, Hillman Companies, Metronet, Security Networks, Vantage Oncology and Vertex Group
Revelar Capital (f/k/a Wellspring Capital Management) and its portfolio companies in various transactions, including:
- its acquisitions involving AdvoServ, Bell Container, Coating Excellence International, Coverall, Help At Home, Hoffmaster Group, National Seating & Mobility, Omni Energy, Rohrer Corporation, SupplyOne, Swift Worldwide Resources and Tradesmen International
- its sales involving Checkers & Rally’s Restaurants, National Seating & Mobility, Omni Energy, Paragon Films, ProAmpac, Tradesmen International and Vatterott College
The Carlyle Group in:
- its investment, alongside Brigade Capital Management and Ares Management Corporation, in Guitar Center in connection with the company’s chapter 11 case
- its sale of its portfolio company Prime Clerk to Duff & Phelps
OceanSound Partners in:
- its portfolio company, PAR Excellence, in its strategic combination with TrackCore and its acquisition of NotiSphere
- its acquisition of PAR Excellence
FalconPoint Partners in:
- its acquisition of SMS from Scrap Metal Services
- its investment in JENNMAR
LongRange Capital in:
- its acquisition of 24 Hour Fitness, alongside Mark Mastrov
- its $300 million acquisition of US Synthetic Corporation from ChampionX Corporation
Stellex Capital Management in its acquisition of ICS Holding