
We were founded with the objective of acquiring and operating one great, small to medium-sized business. We believe small businesses are the backbone of the economy and have an outsized impact on customers, employees, and communities relative to their size. We aim to respect the legacy that’s been built by current ownership while helping the business have an outsized impact as it enters its next chapter.

Originally from Atlanta, GA, Coty Nash grew up playing football and baseball, experiences that helped foster his competitive nature and grit. He spent summers working in his parents’ construction business and cutting his neighbors’ lawns, which is where he developed his passion for small businesses.
Before launching Nash Family Partners, Coty cut his teeth on the shop floor at ExxonMobil where he was part of the commissioning of a $2B manufacturing plant. He also spent time at Accenture Strategy, where he led project teams and helped C-Suite leaders tackle complex supply chain and operational challenges, including those faced during the Covid-19 global supply shock. These experiences taught Coty how to lead and inspire teams across all levels of organizations.
Coty continued to build out his business acumen at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, where he earned his MBA with a focus on entrepreneurship and finance while helping lead the Entrepreneurship through Acquisition student group.
Outside of work, Coty enjoys cooking for his wife (Angela) and daughter, serving in his church community, and camping or hiking with his family. He’s also on a decade-long quest to turn his baseball swing into a golf swing.
The Nash Family Partners name was inspired by the belief that business is not a zero-sum game and treating customers and employees as family leads to positive outcomes for all involved. It is also a nod to the entrepreneurial legacy of both Coty’s and Angela’s families.
Coty holds a B.S. in Industrial Engineering from Georgia Tech and an MBA from Chicago Booth.







We will spend some time getting to know each other and discussing goals.
If there’s a potential fit, we’ll sign an NDA and request basic company financial info.
If we are both interested in moving forward, we’ll submit a formal, non-binding offer in and LOI. The offer will include high-level deal terms. If signed, the LOI will grant Nash Family Partners an exclusivity period (typically 90 days) to conduct due diligence.
After we’ve signed the LOI, we will engage third-party partners to conduct a detailed financial, operational, and legal evaluation of your business. We will be in consistent contact during this period and will be transparent in our findings.
We’ll sign documents, wire funds, and celebrate!

We’ll be open and honest throughout the process. We’ll aim to come to a fair agreement that helps us both accomplish our goals.

We believe in servant leadership and will do all that we can to do right by your company and your team.

We’ll focus on creating long-term value and growing the impact of your business; we won’t try to flip your business or enter with a set investment horizon.