Dallas’ Skytale Group Names Director of Its Investment Banking Team
Miguel Mireles will help lead Skytale’s sell-side and buy-side M&A advisory engagements with a hyper-focus on enhancing the firm’s reach and expertise across multiple healthcare domains: dental, behavioral health, cardiology, infusion, musculoskeletal, and other related verticals.
Miguel Mireles, Director, Investment Banking at Skytale Group [Photo: Skytale Group]
Dallas-based investment banking and management consulting firm Skytale Group announced that Miguel Mireles has joined its investment banking team as director.
“Strengthening investment banking, one of our core services, is a key driver for Skytale’s strategic growth initiative,” Ben Hernandez, CEO and managing director at Skytale, said in a statement. “Miguel’s years of complementary experience advising both founder-owned and private equity-backed healthcare businesses directly aligns with our ability to provide more robust coverage for our clients, whose needs are increasingly complex.”
Skytale said Mireles will help lead its sell-side and buy-side M&A advisory engagements with a hyper-focus on enhancing the firm’s reach and expertise across multiple healthcare domains: dental, behavioral health, cardiology, infusion, musculoskeletal, and other related verticals.
“The future of the healthcare services market is constantly evolving through technology, business model innovation, and regulatory guidance,” Mireles said in a statement. “As a result, clients require a firm like Skytale that provides high-touch, bespoke strategic advice to ensure optimal outcomes. I look forward to expanding on the deep healthcare experience the firm has built and am confident we will continue to be in an enviable position.”
Skytale said that Mireles has more than 10 years’ experience advising primarily healthcare businesses on mergers and acquisitions, private and public equity and debt offerings, and strategic advisory transactions with an aggregate value of over $5 billion.
He comes to Skytale from Houlihan Lokey and has previous experience at Robert W. Baird and Dohmen Investment Group.
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