Zebulun D. Egbert

Zeb Egbert brings more than 20 years of progressive leadership experience across sales, strategy and operations in professional services, management consulting and technology-enabled businesses. His client experience spans a broad range of industries, with a particular focus on working alongside private equity sponsors and portfolio company C-suite teams throughout the investment lifecycle, from transactions and diligence through value creation, growth and operational improvement.

At PKF O’Connor Davies, Zeb focuses on go-to-market strategy and business development, aligning the Firm’s capabilities with the evolving needs of clients, private equity sponsors and their portfolio companies. He brings a practical, relationship-driven approach to connecting business priorities with the people, capabilities and resources needed to accelerate growth, strengthen execution and support long-term value creation.

Prior to joining PKF O’Connor Davies, Zeb served as Vice President of Growth for an AI technology startup, where he led go-to-market strategy, evaluated market opportunities and developed channel partnerships. Previously, as Senior Vice President of Private Equity at a management consulting firm, he worked directly with private equity sponsors and portfolio company leadership on pricing, profitability and growth initiatives.

Earlier in his career, Zeb held business development roles at an accounting and advisory firm, where he developed private equity relationships and connected sponsors and portfolio companies with transaction advisory, tax and assurance capabilities. He served as Managing Partner at an executive services firm, working with portfolio companies on leadership, finance, technology and business transformation needs.

This combination of private equity, portfolio company and professional services experience gives Zeb a broad perspective on the challenges facing investors and management teams and informs his approach to helping clients navigate growth, transformation and evolving business priorities.