ExitFund

ExitFund sources secondary transactions directly from startup founders, early employees, and angel investors seeking liquidity. Its distributed office network across major US and European tech hubs places relationship managers close to concentrated pools of startup equity holders. The firm typically engages bilaterally, making direct purchase offers on blocks of common and preferred stock.

ExitFund is structured as a multi-family office, not a traditional venture capital fund. It does not raise external LP capital or operate under a fund-life structure. The firm deploys permanent capital on behalf of a small group of families, buying secondary shares in private technology companies rather than making primary investments in new funding rounds.

ExitFund targets late-stage, venture-backed technology companies. The firm has indicated focus areas including enterprise software, artificial intelligence, fintech, digital health, and cybersecurity. Transactions are typically in companies with established revenue, significant venture backing, and a visible path to a liquidity event such as an IPO or acquisition.

ExitFund's mandate centers on secondary-market transactions — purchasing existing shares from current holders rather than participating in primary funding rounds. The firm acquires common and preferred equity directly from individual shareholders, providing a private liquidity channel outside of company-led tender offers or secondary exchange platforms.

ExitFund negotiates share prices bilaterally with sellers, drawing on its internal valuation models and market knowledge of comparable private transactions. Because it acts as principal rather than a broker, pricing reflects the firm's own assessment of the company's trajectory, discount for illiquidity, and the structure of the specific block of shares being acquired.