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1. www.linkedin.com › in › bill-hooper-63b44514Bill Hooper - principal - Trinitas Partners LLC | LinkedIn

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   View Bill Hooper’s profile on LinkedIn, a professional community of 1 billion members. principal at Trinitas Partners LLC · Experience: Trinitas Partners LLC · Location: Menlo Park · 1...

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2. pitchbook.com › profiles › personBill Hooper Profile: Contact Information & Network | PitchBook

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   He co-founded Trinitas Partners, a successful multi-fund private equity investment firm which manages over $1B in assets. Currently, he serves on the board of Pillar Vision Inc., Veritas Substrates, TuDOC, Stanford University's DAPER Investment Fund, and is an advisor at Plug and Play (one of the world's largest business accelerators) and its ...

3. www.linkedin.com › in › bill-hooper-04804929Bill Hooper - CHURCH OF THE PIONEERS FOUNDATION | LinkedIn

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   Experience: CHURCH OF THE PIONEERS FOUNDATION · Education: Stanford University Graduate School of Business · Location: Menlo Park · 341 connections on LinkedIn. View Bill Hooper’s profile on...

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4. hawaii-agriculture.com › trinitas-partners-bringsTrinitas Partners Brings its Water Hammer to Maui

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   Jul 22, 2019 · At 21 months, Pomona Farming was older, but its principal owners, Ryan Paton, Kirk Hoiberg and William Hooper, had been buying farmland for a least a decade. They were known to people who follow agriculture in the San Joaquin Valley as Trinitas Partners.

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   Bill co-founded Trinitas Partners, a successful multi-fund private equity investment firm which manages over $1B in assets. Currently, Bill serves on the board of Pillar Vision Inc., Veritas Substrates, TuDOC, Stanford University's DAPER Investment Fund, and is an advisor at Plug and Play (one of the world's largest business accelerators) and ...

6. www.linkedin.com › in › trinitaspartnersTrinitas Partners - Menlo Park, California, United States ...

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   Equity Investment Experts. Menlo Park, California, United States. 2 followers. View mutual connections with Trinitas. Welcome back. Headed by a principal with extensive experience in handling...

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   What happened to Trinitas partners?

   • Trinitas Partners, the Bay Area investment firm that bought cattle land in Stanislaus County’s eastern foothills over a decade ago and then converted it to almond orchards, has declared bankruptcy.

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   Why did Trinitas go bankrupt?

   • In their bankruptcy application, Trinitas cited falling almond prices, rising water rates, and high interest rates as driving forces in their inability to pay creditors. Those forces will continue to push farming operations over the edge throughout the Valley, as too many trees with too little water has proven a formula for failure.

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   How much did Trinitas pay for annexation?

   • By the time it finished purchasing the cattle land in the rolling foothills east of Modesto, Trinitas had amassed over 7,000 acres. It then paid OID $20 million for annexation, adding another $11 million for infrastructure that would enable the new orchards to tap into OID canals.

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   Is Trinitas a 'turn and burn' operation?

   • Trinitas made headlines when it was annexed into Oakdale Irrigation District (OID) and jumped ahead of local farmers who protested that its out-of-town owners were not serious farmers, but speculators who had their eyes on OID’s abundance of surface water. “Just watch and see,” said one local farmer, “Trinitas is a ‘turn and burn’ operation.

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8. thevalleycitizen.com › trinitas-partners-farmingTrinitas Partners Farming Declares Bankruptcy | The Valley ...

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   Feb 22, 2024 · Trinitas Partners, the Bay Area investment firm that bought cattle land in Stanislaus County’s eastern foothills over a decade ago and then converted it to almond orchards, has declared bankruptcy.