Tim Short
Founder & Managing Partner at Acadia Infrastructure Capital
New York, NY
Second-mover but rising principal on KKR's renewables team. Likely to be a more accessible counterpart than Bayo Ogunlesi or Raj Agrawal for active deal dialogue.
Background
Managing Director on KKR's Global Infrastructure team, focused on renewable-energy and energy-transition investments in North America. Joined KKR in 2021 as part of the team build-out alongside Benoit Allehaut and Kathleen Lawler. In November 2023, Short left KKR to launch Acadia Infrastructure Capital, an energy-transition investment platform focused on North America.
Notable deals
- 2024
Call-prep brief
Background
Tim joined KKR's renewables-focused infrastructure build-out in 2021. Less public profile than Benoit Allehaut or Bayo Ogunlesi, which often means more deal-time and less press-time. Likely a productive working contact.
What he cares about
- North American renewable-energy origination.
- Following KKR's broader platform-partnership thesis (Crossover, EGC).
Recent moves
- Active KKR Global Infra principal; specific deal attribution limited in public sources.
Sensitivities
- Less publicly profiled; introduce yourself crisply and don't assume he knows [Firm].
Questions to ask
- Within KKR's renewables footprint, which sub-segments is his book most concentrated in right now?
- Where does he see KKR's mid-market deal velocity (sub-$500M equity tickets) heading?
- Which advisors / bankers does KKR see best mid-market deal flow from?
Outreach draft
Linked companies
Sources
- Name + firmOtheresgtoday.com/kkr-grows-global-infrastructure-team-with-3-energy-transition-focused-appointments
- Name + firmPressArchived 2021-04-12businesswire.com/news/home/20210412005123/en/KKR-Enhances-Focus-on-Renewables-Investing-with-Appointments-to-Global-Infrastructure-Team