GI Partners vs Francisco Partners Vs Crestview
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Personally wouldn't make your decision solely based off that since your mind could always change (and you might be miserable if you end up hating the team / industry) but obviously that's your call. I know FP has a pretty good track record with GSB. Historically, Crestview had a pretty good track record with HBS but don't know if that's since changed (had a rep for taking highly pedigreed kids). Don't know people at GI but a quick LinkedIn search shows placement at HBS / GSB. None of them will likely place as well as the TPGs, Berkshires, and Bains of the world but should all give you a fighting chance.
Best placement prob at FP out of those three but as an aside think basing this decision solely on b school is not advisable.
FP latest fund is 5x the size of these other two, completely different league even before the fact that the investment mandates are very different
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