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Andrew McKinley currently serves as Chief Strategy Officer of EQV Ventures Acquisition Corp. II (NASDAQ: EVAC), a special purpose acquisition company focused on the energy industry, primarily targeting upstream exploration and production targets. In this capacity, he is part of the management team led by CEO Jerry Silvey, President and CFO Tyson Taylor, COO Mickey Raney, and Chief Investment Officer Will Smith. EQV Ventures Acquisition Corp. II priced an upsized $420 million IPO in July 2025, with units trading on the Nasdaq under the symbol "EVACU." The SPAC is headquartered in Park City, Utah, and its board includes Jerome C. Silvey Jr., Bryan Summers, Andrew Blakeman, and Marc Peperzak. McKinley also served as Chief Strategy Officer of the first EQV Ventures Acquisition Corp., which raised $350 million in its IPO in August 2024 and traded on the NYSE under the symbol "EQV.U," similarly targeting energy-sector business combinations.
In addition to his SPAC roles, McKinley is Head of Business Development for EQV Group, the broader financial services platform from which the EQV Ventures SPACs were formed. In this position, he is responsible for driving the firm's strategic growth and business development initiatives. Prior to joining EQV Group, McKinley worked at William Blair & Co., where he advised on GP-led secondary transactions in the private markets. Before his tenure at William Blair, he was a member of Credit Suisse's SPAC team, giving him direct capital markets and SPAC transaction experience that informs his current leadership role. His background spans investment banking and alternative investments, with particular expertise in secondary market transactions and SPAC formation and strategy.
McKinley has been in his current role for approximately one and a half years as of the most recent reporting, and the average age of EVAC's management team is around 36, suggesting he is a relatively young but experienced financial services professional. The EQV Ventures platform, with two SPACs raising a combined $770 million in IPO proceeds within roughly a year, represents a significant track record in the current SPAC market environment. BTIG, LLC served as sole book-running manager for both offerings, with Kirkland & Ellis LLP as issuer's counsel and WithumSmith+Brown, PC as auditor. No specific information about McKinley's educational background, prior board seats, or completed business combinations was available in the sources reviewed, and no personal details such as location beyond the company's Park City, Utah headquarters were disclosed.
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