Wallace advises shareholders of Ivy House Learning Limited on management buyout backed by Ama Capital
Wallace advises shareholders of Ivy House Learning Limited on management buyout backed by Ama Capital
Wallace has advised the shareholders of Ivy House Learning Limited on a management buyout backed by Ama Capital. Wallace’s lead client was Elke Edwards, proud founder and majority shareholder of Ivy House.
Ivy House Learning is a London-based leadership and talent development company that redefines traditional training by focusing heavily on self-awareness, personal identity, and behavioural change.
Ama Capital is an operator-led investment firm backing profitable UK SMEs in Financial Services, Engineering, and Business Services with flexible equity.
Wallace advised on the sale of the leadership and talent development consultancy with a team led by John Woodhouse (corporate) supported by Charlotte Lang, Ines Krausler, Alice Curtis, Alexander Egerton (corporate and commercial), Amber Fraser (employment), Jocelyn Harris-Cooke (property), and Sarah Friend (tax).
The deal provides Ama Capital with additional experts in leadership & talent development as they continue to build their portfolio.
Chris Edwards at Ivy House Learning Limited, commented:“We’re delighted to complete the sale of Ivy House. The team at Wallace demonstrated patience, skill, and tenacity and have got the balance right in negotiating legal and commercial points to get the best outcome for us. We are very grateful indeed.”
Charlotte Lang, Associate at Wallace, commented: “It was a pleasure to support Elke and the management team at Ivy House Learning team on the sale. Ivy House has built an impressive reputation for helping organisations develop greater self-awareness and behavioural change, and Ama Capital’s operator-led approach makes it well placed to support the company through its next stage of growth. We wish both teams every success as they move forward together.”
