2M Companies

2M Companies

Morton H. Meyerson founded 2M Companies, the family office bearing his initials, after executive roles at EDS and Perot Systems. Meyerson served as a key advisor and early investor in Dell Computer, helping Michael Dell scale the company, and was the first investor in Broadcast.com alongside Mark Cuban (per Altss research). The firm deploys capital across real estate, healthcare and life sciences, technology, and art. Known holdings include the International on Turtle Creek office tower in Dallas, the luxury residential Power House, and the mixed-use Trinity Loft development (per Altss research). Steve Gullans, a partner, leads healthcare investments. The portfolio also includes the Meyerson Family Art Collection, with pieces shown in Dallas and New York. Marti Meyerson, Morton's daughter, became Managing Partner and Chair in 2023. Partners Ian Trumpower, Steve Gullans, and Ameeth Sankaran round out the team. The Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas, funded by a $10 million gift, anchors the firm's civic profile. The firm maintains adjacent philanthropic vehicles: the David Nathan Meyerson Private Foundation and the Marlene and Morton Meyerson Family Foundation. 2M Companies operates as a single-family office rather than a multi-family or institutional asset manager. The firm's distinguishing feature is its direct relationship to Meyerson's pioneering tech wealth and his personal network that produced early-stage bets on Dell and Broadcast.com — deals that shaped its investment posture. The office remains personalized around the Meyerson family's legacy assets and values.