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Can Accelerator Portfolio Companies Be Moved to a New Fund Without Involving Passive Shareholders?

On *Warehousing* ...Adeo Mike and anybody with experience in *Accelerator related funds*: If the passive shareholders of the *accelerator* are not necessarily LPs of the new fund were you able to move the portfolio/part of the portfolio to the new fund? And if so how (any suggestions)? Thanks!
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It’s virtually impossible/very difficult for you to transfer an interest that you don’t own 100%.

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