Upper Hand, a technology company powering youth sports facilities and training centers, has been acquired by H3 Partners, a software-focused search fund supported by a group of family office investors. The deal ushers in a new chapter for the Indianapolis-based firm, pairing fresh capital with operators seasoned in scaling sports and fitness software businesses.
New Leadership Takes the Helm
The acquisition brings an immediate leadership transition. H3 Partners co-founder Brad Wills steps in as chief executive officer, while fellow co-founder Brad Greene assumes the role of chief operating officer.
Wills arrives with a track record shaped at Mindbody and Active Network, where he spearheaded large-scale growth initiatives across international markets. Greene adds complementary expertise, drawing on his background at HubSpot and Mindbody, where he helped launch and expand integrated commerce and payments platforms now relied upon by thousands of small businesses worldwide.
Together, the duo brings hands-on experience designed to turn momentum into sustained growth.
