Family Office Venture Investing: Managing Your Portfolio of Startups—and Liquidity—Now and In the Future

​Your single-family office invested in a bunch of startups. Now what?

As family offices have become wealthier and more sophisticated allocators, a growing number are investing directly in early-stage companies. Along with benefits, these programs have also increased the complexity of investment decision-making, administration, infrastructure, and liquidity planning.

Join Modus, Two Meter Capital and a family-office strategist from one of the largest private banks for an invite-only conversation about those challenges, how they are evolving, and what family offices are doing about them in this new age of artificial intelligence.

Afterward, attendees are welcome to socialize over drinks and hearty hors d'oeuvres.

Speakers:
Michael Thrasher, Founder & Editor at Modus (moderator)
Matt Krna, Founder & Managing Partner at Two Meter Capital
Alison Davis, Managing Director and Family Office Strategist at a private bank

Attendees:
This event is for the principals, beneficiaries and professionals of single-family offices. We are prioritizing offices already investing directly in early-stage companies, but welcome others.

Those invited to attend will receive an email with specific details.

About
This is a "Chatham House Rules" event. Attendees are free to use the information received, but are expected to do so thoughtfully and not reveal the identity or the affiliation of other participants.

Modus is an independent weekly newsletter for family-office professionals.

Two Meter Capital provides strategic portfolio management services to venture/growth funds, family offices, and corporate venture groups that have entered their harvest periods. 2MC’s core suite of services includes portfolio tracking & reporting, liquidity/exit origination, follow-on financing support, and back-office management. Two Meter helps oversee more than 450 portfolio company positions worth, in aggregate, over $1.1 billion on behalf of its clients.

The private bank hosting this event is one of the largest, with a rich history of supporting single-family offices in many ways.