NeuStar, the 1999 management buyout from Lockheed Martin that acts as a third-party administrator of 160 million North American phone numbers (so one phone can reach another), is angling to be a digital-ID custodian.
His 12-employee management firm, Cequel 3, which currently operates three companies, is run just like a buyout shop, with one big difference: He avoids raising cash from lots of investors.
Team boss Ross Brawn sealed their survival with a management buyout in early March, ensuring most employees initially stayed to help rebuild a fresh team after the under-performing Japanese outfit pulled out of the sport because of the global financial crisis.