Peter Murray Named CEO of Agile Occupational Medicine

Peter Murray, CEO, Agile Occupational Medicine・Photo Credit: Angeles Equity Partners

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LOS ANGELES, February 26, 2025 (VSNewsNetwork.com) — Private investment firms Angeles Equity Partners, LLC, and Kain Capital LLC have announced the appointment of Peter Murray as chief executive officer of healthcare services company Agile Occupational Medicine.

Murray previously served as chief operating officer at Agile, where he led the integration of six acquisitions that consolidated 23 clinics under one platform. He is now overseeing Agile’s merger with Akeso Occupational Health. Based in California, Agile has expanded to become the second-largest independent occupational medicine provider in the United States, specializing in care for work-related injuries.

“Peter has shown exceptional leadership and an unwavering commitment to Agile’s mission since day one,” said Adam Lerner, operating partner at Angeles Operations Group. “His ability to bring operational clarity and execute complex integrations has positioned Agile for continued growth, while maintaining a sharp focus on quality, patient-centered outcomes. We are excited to support him as he leads the company forward.”

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Dennis Nesta, operating partner at Kain Capital, added: “Over the past few months, I have had the privilege of getting to know Peter during the Agile–Akeso merger. His unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional service, and demonstrated ability to bring teams together, will be instrumental in driving Agile toward its long-term goals.”

Murray’s background includes leadership roles in business transformation and operational strategy. Before joining Agile, he was chief of staff to the CEO at Sterling, a background and identity verification firm, where he managed operations for a 650-person product and technology group ahead of the company’s IPO. Earlier in his career, he served in the U.S. Army’s 101st Airborne Division, including a deployment to Iraq as a company executive officer, where he received the Bronze Star Medal. He holds a B.S. in Finance from Santa Clara University.

“I am honored to lead Agile as we enter this next chapter,” said Murray. “The combination of Agile and Akeso creates a platform with unmatched reach, capabilities, and talent. Our mission is clear: remove unnecessary delays in care, simplify communication, and accelerate recovery for injured employees. With our united team and a commitment to speed, quality, and innovation, Agile is redefining what is possible in occupational medicine.”

For more information, visit www.agileoccmed.com.

Source: Angeles Equity Partners