Experior Venture Fund

Managing Partner Piotr Wysocki and Partner Michał Rokosz lead the investment team from Warsaw. The firm operates as a lean, partnership-driven structure where both named partners are active in sourcing, diligence, and portfolio support. Decisions are made internally without a large investment committee layer.

While Poland is the firm's home market and the source of many portfolio companies, Experior's mandate extends across the broader CEE region including the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Portfolio companies often incorporate in Delaware to facilitate US co-investor participation, even when founding teams remain based in the region.

Experior writes initial checks at seed and Series A stages, with reserves for follow-on participation as companies scale. Exact check sizes are not publicly disclosed, but the firm targets first-institutional-capital rounds where its operational support can materially influence early go-to-market execution.

Experior's partners bring direct company-building experience rather than pure financial backgrounds. Their diligence emphasizes technical evaluation over market-timing signals, and the firm's small partnership size allows fast decision-making at stages where larger regional funds are less active. The firm focuses on B2B software companies with global ambitions from inception.

Experior leads seed and Series A rounds in its core sectors and geographies, while also participating as a co-investor alongside other regional and pan-European venture firms. The firm values the syndicate relationships that come from co-investing, which can help portfolio companies access follow-on capital from larger European and US funds.

Experior reserves capital for follow-on investments in existing portfolio companies, acting as a bridge round participant before companies raise growth funding from pan-European or US-based VCs. This internal follow-on capacity is a structural feature of the firm's fund construction.

Experior has not publicly stated sector exclusions, but its portfolio and stated thesis concentrate on enterprise software, fintech, AI/ML, mobility, digital health, and industrial tech. Consumer-facing social platforms, hardware-heavy deep tech requiring large capex, and traditional industries outside the technology sector do not appear in its disclosed investment activity.