Bio

Prior to co-founding Charlesbank in 1998, Kim was a managing director of Harvard Private Capital Group, the firm’s predecessor. He joined Harvard Private Capital in 1997, having worked with the principals since a joint investment in 1992. Previously, Kim was at Kohlberg & Co. as general partner. Kim was appointed by President Clinton to the Baltic-America Enterprise Fund in 1994 and is a board member of its legacy institution, the Baltic American Freedom Foundation. He serves on the board of Kinship Trust Company and is co-chair of the Dean’s Advisory Council at the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study at Harvard University. He is also a member of the Council on Foreign Relations. Kim and his wife live in Manhattan and have two grown children. Harvard University – BA in history; Harvard Business School – MBA;