Built to Last. Rooted in Purpose.
At SEVENONE HOLDINGS, we’re not just looking to acquire a business—we’re looking to take responsibility for what’s been built. Inspired by a long line of family entrepreneurship, we operate with care, grow with intention, and hold for the long term.
The SEVENONE
Story
Founded by Andrew Rothberg, SEVENONE HOLDINGS exists to buy and operate a great business—not to flip it, but to grow it for the long haul.
This mission is deeply personal. Andrew was raised in a family of builders. His grandparents, Henry and Lillian Rothberg, founded Laticrete International in 1956, a global leader in tile and stone installation systems. What began as a small family business now spans 100+ countries across six continents, employs over 2,000 team members, and has proudly remained under Rothberg family ownership for three generations.
Entrepreneurship runs in the bloodline: Andrew’s uncle, Jonathan, pioneered Next-Gen DNA sequencing and has taken four healthcare and life science companies public, two of which Andrew has worked at. His father Michael built and sold a financial software company, then worked alongside Jonathan across multiple ventures. Andrew, like many Rothbergs, has worked across several family businesses—starting at 15 with summer jobs and later stepping into operational roles.
Family is everything. And that’s why the name SEVENONE carries meaning: Henry and Lillian had seven children. Andrew’s father was the seventh. Andrew is his father’s firstborn. Seven. One. A nod to legacy, continuity, and the next chapter.
Growing up, business was always discussed at the dinner table, and pride in the family’s work was ever-present. Andrew cannot pass a job site without scanning for Laticrete bags, and he makes a point to visit Laticrete facilities whenever he travels, from Singapore to Sydney. When he moved to Georgia for his MBA at Emory, he even chose a home because he spotted a Laticrete bag in the basement. When Andrew and his wife first began going to doctor’s appointments during her pregnancy, he would always bring and proudly pitch the Butterfly portable ultrasound—an invention by his uncle. To Andrew, working on family ventures has never felt like a job; it’s simply been a natural extension of his life and identity. While working at the 4Catalyzer incubator and its portfolio companies, Andrew got to work with many of his cousins and his father, and that was the best part of the job.
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SEVENONE HOLDINGS is not a private equity fund. Andrew is an operator who understands what it takes to build, preserve, and grow something meaningful. He’s not looking to gut your company or prepare it for resale. He’s looking to honor your legacy, run it with care, and pass it down to his children and their children—just like his family has done for nearly 70 years.Andrew brings operational experience, financial acumen, a long-term mindset, and a deep respect for what business owners have built. He values smooth transitions, keeping teams intact, and creating environments where employees thrive—just as he saw at Laticrete, where employees who worked with his father were still there when Andrew joined over 30 years later.​
That’s the kind of business SEVENONE wants to build: one that makes future generations proud. A company with staying power—deep roots, enduring values, and a clear identity.
SEVENONE HOLDINGS was born from legacy. Now, it’s looking to carry yours forward.
About Our Founder
Andrew was born and raised in Delray Beach, Florida. After graduating from Saint Andrew’s School in Boca Raton, he attended the University of Miami, where he met his wife, Abigail, during their first week of classes.​ They currently live in Atlanta, Georgia with their dog, Remington, and are expecting a baby boy this summer.
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After receiving his undergraduate degree in Finance with a minor in Computer Science, Andrew began his career in sales and marketing at Hyperfine, the developer of the world’s first portable MRI, where he gained early experience in commercialization, go-to-market strategy, and customer education for first-of-their-kind products. He then moved into operations and investor relations at 4Catalyzer, the startup incubator behind Hyperfine and several other healthcare ventures, where he worked across multiple companies supporting fundraising, cross-functional execution, and strategic planning at scale.
Andrew later chose to pursue his MBA at Emory University. While Georgia has been a meaningful chapter, Florida has always been home—and where he plans to put down roots for the long term.