Bio

Nathan Graf is a Senior Managing Director of the firm’s corporate advisory business. Mr. Graf focuses on advising companies in the information and media sectors. Mr. Graf’s transaction experience includes advising: Stratus Video on its sale to AMN Healthcare, Edmunds on its minority stake sale to CarMax, Clarivate Analytics on its acquisition of Decision Resources Group, IXL Learning on its acquisition of Education.com, National Amusements in connection with its merger of CBS and Viacom, Definitive Healthcare on its sale to Advent, Intelex on its sale to Fortive, Green Street Advisors on its sale to WCAS, ProQuest on its minority sale to Atairos, Astorg on its acquisition of Anaqua, Avetta on its acquisition of BROWZ, Nasdaq on its divestiture of BWise to SAI Global, Opus Global on its sale of Hiperos to Coupa Software, Hanley Wood on its sale to MidOcean Partners, New Mountain Capital on the sale of IRI to Vestar Capital Partners, Gryphon Investors on its acquisition of RegEd, Cox Automotive on its sale of Incadea to Volaris Group, Reorg Research on its sale to Warburg Pincus, Gartner on its sale of CEB Talent Assessments to Exponent, Nasdaq on its sale of PR and IR solutions to West/Apollo, 160over90 on its sale to Endeavor, Wolters Kluwer on its sale of Corsearch to Audax, eVestment on its sale to Nasdaq, Vista Equity on its acquisition of The Advisory Board Company’s education business, the Scripps Family in connection with the sale of Scripps Networks Interactive to Discovery Communications, Atlantic Media on its sale of The Atlantic to Emerson Collective, TBG AG on its acquisition of Telvent DTN, Gartner on its acquisition of CEB, RDC on its sale to Vista, Thoma Bravo on its acquisition of TRADER Canada, Ancestry.com on its strategic investment from Silver Lake/GIC, UBM on its sale of PR Newswire to GTCR, McGraw Hill Financial on its acquisition of SNL Financial and Dealertrack on its sale to Cox Automotive. Prior to joining Evercore in 2010, Mr. Graf was a Vice President at Bank of America Merrill Lynch in the Technology, Media and Telecom group. Before his investment banking career, Mr. Graf was CEO at World Leaders Entertainment, an independent animation production company, vice president at UVentures, an online technology transfer company, a consultant at the Applied Decision Analysis subsidiary of PricewaterhouseCoopers, and a high school math and chemistry teacher at the American School of Paris. Mr. Graf received a BA in Chemistry & Physics, with honors, from Harvard University, and an MBA from Columbia Business School.