CompassMSP LLC, a company backed by a number of private equity investors, acquired Generational Equity client Cubed Group Inc. on March 2, 2017. Details were not disclosed.

Cubed Group, based in Coral Gables, Florida, is a full-service provider of managed information technology, hardware, and networking solutions. Founded in 2004, it offers enterprise-level IT practices and solutions to small and medium businesses.

“We are proud of what we have built at Cubed Group, and we are delighted to join the CompassMSP team to continue our growth,” said Cubed Group CEO William Sanchez. “We are an extension of our customers’ operations team – we’re their IT and telecom partners – and this combination with Compass will enable us to continue delivering high quality services to our customers including in the area of cloud services and security services.” Sanchez will stay on with CompassMSP as Regional Vice President, Miami.

CompassMSP, a portfolio company of Bilgola Capital and other investors, entrepreneurs and technology executives, is an emerging managed service provider (MSP) that provides comprehensive managed IT, private/public cloud, and cyber security services.

In addition to Cubed Group, CompassMSP recently acquired WorldwideIT, headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, to unite companies with complementary services and to deliver a broad portfolio of capabilities to small and medium businesses in the southeastern U.S. These acquisitions are part of CompassMSP’s plans to build a premier provider of managed services including on-premise, private cloud and public cloud services for small and mid-sized businesses.

Generational Equity’s Senior Managing Director Terry Stidham established the relationship with Cubed Group, and Managing Director Julie Sandoval’s team, led by trusted affiliate Mario Dieckmann with support from Generational Equity VP Rebecca Gruman, successfully closed the deal.

“Working with the sellers and buyer was a pleasure,” said Dieckmann. “Both sides were articulate and professional throughout the transaction.”