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Nathan Sleeper

Chief Executive Officer at Clayton, Dubilier & Rice

Officer recordForm ADV filed 16 April 2026

Nathan Sleeper is Chief Executive Officer of Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, LLC, a New York investment adviser.

Career

Nathan Sleeper has been Chief Executive Officer of Clayton, Dubilier & Rice since January 2020. Nathan Sleeper is a control person of the firm and directly owns under 5% of it. Nathan Sleeper holds an MBA from Harvard Business School. Nathan Sleeper is a graduate of Williams College.

Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, LLC is a New York, NY firm with $87.4B under management, 42 clients and 151 advisers in one office, as of its April 2026 filing.

In a May 2019 announcement, CD&R named Nate Sleeper chief executive officer effective January 2020.

The IAPD individual lookup on 17 October 2026 returned no individual record. This profile uses the firm’s Form ADV officer listing.

Credentials and registrations

Individual registration and examination information for Nathan Sleeper is unavailable. An officer title or CRD number does not by itself establish current investment adviser representative registration, and no registration or examination counts are inferred.

Officer record

Full name
Nathan Sleeper
CRD
2648330
Record basis
Form ADV officer listing
Firm bio
cdr.com

Disciplinary history is not reported here, in either direction. Check the SEC record.

Common questions

Where does Nathan Sleeper work?

Nathan Sleeper has been Chief Executive Officer of Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, LLC since January 2020, and is a control person of the firm.

Source: Form ADV, Schedule A, filed 16 April 2026

Leadership at Clayton, Dubilier & Rice

Sources

  1. IAPD individual lookup, CRD 2648330. This profile uses the Form ADV officer listing; the individual lookup did not provide a current investment-adviser record.
  2. Form ADV Part 1A, Schedules A and B of Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, LLC, filed 16 April 2026. Title, control and ownership bands.
  3. Clayton, Dubilier & Rice team page. Biography, education, credentials, awards.

Retrieved 17 October 2026. The SEC record may have been amended since.

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