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Jordan Houtz

Managing Director at Benchmark International

Tampa, FL Website +1 813 898 2350
MBAUpdated September 2026

About

Jordan Houtz serves as Managing Director at Benchmark International. He advises middle-market business owners across the United States on acquisitions, strategic growth, and exit planning. He handles both buy-side and sell-side engagements for corporate and private equity clients. He guides transactions through thesis development, valuation, diligence, and negotiation. He brings more than 15 years of investment banking and capital-raising experience. At Point72 Private Investments, he raised capital for an AI/ML-focused buyout fund and developed investment theses. Earlier, he backed software and consumer startups, including Domo and Pluralsight. He holds an MBA.

Who is a good fit for Jordan Houtz

  • Owners of manufacturing and business services companies seeking advice on a business sale.
  • Corporate and private equity buyers pursuing domestic or cross-border acquisitions.
  • Founders planning an exit who prioritize stakeholder interests and the continuation of their business mission.

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Jordan Houtz advises middle-market clients across industrial, consumer, technology, healthcare, and business services industries. He represents corporate and private equity clients on both sides of M&A transactions.

Jordan Houtz directs the process from initial thesis development through valuation, diligence, and negotiation. He emphasizes disciplined preparation and buyer psychology. He helps owners evaluate options against their financial goals and long-term legacy.

Jordan Houtz brings more than 15 years of investment banking and capital-raising experience. He raised capital for an AI/ML-focused buyout fund at Point72 Private Investments. He also held senior roles across startups, family offices, private equity firms, and investment banks.

Jordan Houtz holds an MBA. Earlier in his career, he worked closely with software and consumer startups. He backed Domo and Pluralsight, which later became unicorns.

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