Meet Adriana Muñoz
I am a first-generation Mexican American, born and raised in Chicago in a bilingual and bicultural household. From an early age, I worked in my father’s small business, where I learned the value of hard work and community.
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I earned a BS in Nursing from Loyola University Chicago and began my career as an ER nurse in Illinois and Arizona. My drive to lead on a larger scale led me to pursue an MBA at Thunderbird School of Global Management, renowned for its focus on international leadership.
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In 2009, I moved to Mexico City to join Cook Medical, beginning a career in medical devices across Latin America. Over the next decade, I held General Management roles at W.L. Gore, Cardinal Health, and CVS. In 2020, as a Healthcare Consultant with Alvarez & Marsal, I was introduced to Search Funds—Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition—which inspired me to complete the Advanced Finance Program at Wharton.
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In 2024, I acquired Admar Neuro, a 40-year-old neurodiagnostics company, where I now serve as CEO.
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I now live in South Florida with my husband and two daughters, Pili and Dani.
Founder & Managing Partner
Adriana Muñoz
Why Choose Pilar Capital
We bring decades of experience in entrepreneurship.
Legacy Protection
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Expert Partnership
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Pilar Capital
At Pilar Capital, we acquire businesses with the intention to run and grow them. Our experience at Admar Neuro—where we modernized a 40-year-old company while preserving its legacy—proves our commitment. Sellers can trust us to honor their work and build for the future.
20+ years healthcare industry experience
Search fund and acquisition expertise
Bilingual and bicultural perspective
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"I grew up working in my father’s small business, where I learned that a company is more than numbers—it’s people, community, and legacy."