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Anderson Growth Partners, LLC

Multifamily office listing in Birmingham, Alabama, United States.

  • SEC-registered
  • Founded 1997
Regulatory AUM
$1.0 billion
Employees
14
Clients
101-250
Founded
1997

An investment advisory firm serving families and businesses from Charleston and Birmingham in the United States.2

Overview

Anderson Growth Partners, known as AGP, describes itself as a multifamily office with an emphasis on investing.2 Its legal name in the supplied regulatory record is Anderson Growth Partners, LLC.1 The SEC Form ADV data merge dated March 26, 2026, reports 14 employees.1 Its reported client categories include wealthy individuals and pooled investment vehicles.1

History

Clyde Anderson established the firm in 1997 to invest for the Anderson family.2 A private equity program followed in 2002.2 The firm dates its opening to outside clients and the launch of Anderson Opportunity Capital to 2005.2 It moved its headquarters to Charleston in 2017 and launched AGP Focus Capital in 2020.2

Timeline

  1. 1997Clyde Anderson established the firm in 1997 to invest for the Anderson family.
  2. 2002A private equity program followed in 2002.
  3. 2005The firm dates its opening to outside clients and the launch of Anderson Opportunity Capital to 2005.
  4. 2017It moved its headquarters to Charleston in 2017 and launched AGP Focus Capital in 2020.
  5. 2026The SEC Form ADV data merge dated March 26, 2026, reports 14 employees.

Leadership

The website names Clyde Anderson as Managing Partner and Founder, Adam Hamill as Managing Director, and Rick Wallington as CFO and Chief Compliance Officer.2 Hamill oversees portfolios and office operations, while Wallington handles investment reporting, compliance and investment due diligence.2

Services

The firm describes public market strategies, private equity partnerships, direct investments alongside other investors, and real estate investing.2 A separate description in its 2024 customer relationship summary covers retail advisory services under the Anderson Wealth Management name.3 That filing lists investment advice, financial planning, tax and estate planning, and reporting among the services available to retail investors.3

For these advisory accounts, the filing describes discretionary management.3 Clients grant authority through an investment management agreement, allowing the adviser to make investment purchases and sales without obtaining approval for each transaction.3 The relationship summary also describes ongoing portfolio monitoring against an investment policy statement agreed with the client.3

AGP also has documented roles in investment vehicles.45 An SEC filing identifies it as managing member of Anderson Opportunity Capital, LLC.4 Another identifies AGP as the sole member of Anderson AC Management, LLC, which serves as general partner of Anderson Alternative Capital, LP.5

What the firm offers

  • Investment management
  • Financial planning
  • Tax planning
  • Estate planning
  • Private and alternative investments

Client focus

The firm's website identifies families and businesses as its audience.2 The supplied March 26, 2026, Form ADV data records 172 high net worth individual clients and 37 pooled vehicle clients.1 These categories distinguish individual advisory relationships from funds that pool investor capital.1 The reported regulatory assets associated with individuals were $169,719,814, while pooled vehicles accounted for $839,305,911.1

Investment philosophy and approach

The firm says it seeks growth through alternative strategies with limited correlation to public markets.2 It describes using internal and external managers, private equity partnerships, and real estate opportunities where it believes it has knowledge or relationships.2

For Anderson Wealth Management retail accounts, the 2024 filing describes a portfolio process based on each client's financial circumstances and investment objectives.3 It says these accounts primarily use exchange traded funds and mutual funds selected with attention to cost.3 Clients can revise their objectives, restrictions and account guidelines.3

Assets and minimums

SEC Form ADV via IAPD, as of 03/26/2026, reports regulatory assets under management of $1,009,025,725.1 The two reported client category asset amounts sum to that total.1

By the numbers

Regulatory AUM by year$0K$277M$555M$832M$1.1B2016201720182019202020212022202320252026
Source: SEC Form ADV data (Part 1A, Items 5A, 5D, 5F) via SEC Information About Registered Investment Advisers files and IAPD, CRD 138600. As of .
Regulatory assets under management
YearRegulatory AUMDiscretionaryNon-discretionary
2016$389 million$389 million$0
2017$371 million$371 million$0
2018$415 million$415 million$0
2019$405 million$405 million$0
2020$505 million$505 million$0
2021$582 million$582 million$0
2022$794 million$794 million$0
2023$744 million$744 million$0
2025$919 million$919 million$0
2026$1.0 billion$1.0 billion$0
Average AUM per client by year$0K$6M$11M$17M$23M20182019202020212022202320252026
Source: SEC Form ADV data (Part 1A, Items 5A, 5D, 5F) via SEC Information About Registered Investment Advisers files and IAPD, CRD 138600. Regulatory AUM divided by the client count reported in Item 5D. Client types reported as fewer than 5 are not counted, so this is approximate. As of .
Average AUM per client
YearAverage AUM per client
2018$12 million
2019$12 million
2020$15 million
2021$17 million
2022$21 million
2023$17 million
2025$6 million
2026$5 million
Clients by type (2026)High net worth individuals172Pooled investment vehicles37
Source: SEC Form ADV data (Part 1A, Items 5A, 5D, 5F) via SEC Information About Registered Investment Advisers files and IAPD, CRD 138600. "<5" means the firm reported fewer than 5 clients of that type. As of .
Clients by type
Client typeClients (2026)
High net worth individuals172
Pooled investment vehicles37
Employees by year04812152016201720182019202020212022202320252026
Source: SEC Form ADV data (Part 1A, Items 5A, 5D, 5F) via SEC Information About Registered Investment Advisers files and IAPD, CRD 138600. As of .
Employees reported on Form ADV
YearEmployees
20169
20178
201810
201910
202010
202110
202210
202310
202513
202614

Ranks #3 of 3 SEC-registered firms in AL on MultifamilyOffices.com by regulatory AUM.

Source: SEC Form ADV data (Part 1A, Items 5A, 5D, 5F) via SEC Information About Registered Investment Advisers files and IAPD, CRD 138600. Ranking uses only firms profiled on MultifamilyOffices.com. As of .

FAQs

Where does AGP operate?

Its website lists Charleston, South Carolina, and Birmingham, Alabama.2

Does it serve individual investors?

Yes. Its March 26, 2026, regulatory record includes 172 high net worth individual clients, alongside pooled investment vehicles.1

How are retail advisory portfolios managed?

The 2024 relationship summary describes discretionary authority, ongoing monitoring and a client investment policy statement that guides portfolio decisions.3

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Sources

  1. SEC Form ADV via IAPD, as of 03/26/2026 Supplied directory data merge, CRD 138600. IAPD verification attempted October 23, 2026.
  2. Anderson Growth Partners, firm website Accessed October 23, 2026.
  3. Anderson Growth Partners, 2024 customer relationship summary Accessed October 23, 2026.
  4. Anderson Opportunity Capital, SEC Form D amendment, 2024 Accessed October 23, 2026.
  5. Anderson Alternative Capital, SEC Form D amendment, 2019 Accessed October 23, 2026.

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