The Los Angeles–based private equity firm has closed its third fund at its $350 million hard cap. Fund III was substantially oversubscribed, reflecting strong demand from both returning and new investors, bringing Monogram's total regulatory assets under management to approximately $1.75 billion.Fund III drew continued commitments from long-standing Limited Partners, who have partnered with Monogram since inception, as well as new institutional investors. The investor base consists of prominent endowments, foundations, family offices, funds of funds, and other institutions. This successful close underscores investors' confidence in Monogram's differentiated approach and marks another significant milestone in Monogram's evolution.Founded in 2014, Monogram typically partners with founders and family-owned consumer businesses as their first institutional investor, helping professionalize, scale, and sustain growth while preserving their entrepreneurial cultures. Unlike many of its peers that invest exclusively in consumer brands, Monogram's model bridges both sides of the ecosystem, partnering with consumer companies and the supply chain and services businesses that power them. This dual mandate creates a distinctive flywheel of insight and operational synergy, aimed to fuel outsized growth and defensible value creation. "Our mission has always been to build enduring consumer businesses by pairing deep operational expertise with a long-term partnership mindset," said Jared Stein, co-founder and Partner at Monogram Capital.