Jan Janshen

Executive Officers' Committee Memberat Advent International, L.P.· MA
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  1. 2017
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    Executive Officers' Committee Member at Advent International, L.P. since 1 Apr 2017.

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  • Advent International, L.P. Executive Officers' Committee Member
    Apr 1, 2017 to present · “Schedule A: JANSHEN, JAN, (NMN), EXECUTIVE OFFICERS' COMMITTEE MEMBER, since 04/2017, ownership NA, control person Y”
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  1. Apr 1, 2017
    JAN Janshen joined Schedule A of Advent International Corp as Executive Officers' Committee Member
    Person joined Fact Advent International, L.P. Form ADV
  2. Apr 1, 2017
    Joined Advent International, L.P. as Executive Officers' Committee Member
    Role began Fact Advent International, L.P. Form ADV

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