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Lindbergh Tech Fund
Lindbergh Tech Fund is a multi-family office founded by Peter Lindbergh in 2012, investing in technology startups across the US and Asia.
Lindbergh Tech Fund
Peter Lindbergh founded Lindbergh Tech Fund in 2012 after selling his enterprise software company to IBM in 2005. The firm transitioned from a single-family office to a multi-family structure, pooling capital from a small network of technology founders and executives. Wealth originates from Lindbergh's tech exits and subsequent venture gains. The firm invests across enterprise software, fintech, digital health, AI/ML, and climate technology — targeting Series A through growth-stage rounds. It typically leads or co-leads rounds between $5M and $50M, often reserving capital for follow-on investments. Known co-investors include Founders Fund and Sequoia Capital China. Geographic focus spans North America and Asia, with particular emphasis on the San Francisco Bay Area, New York, and Shanghai. Total deployment is undisclosed, but the firm lists offices in San Mateo, Shanghai, New York, Santa Monica, and St. Louis — suggesting a distributed investment team of partner-level talent in each hub. Lindbergh Tech Fund maintains no independent philanthropic foundation; its founders participate in donor-advised funds and direct giving. No recent fundraising or leadership changes have been publicly reported. The firm's structural differentiator is its hybrid of multi-family office governance with a venture-firm investment cadence. Unlike a traditional family office, it actively seeks external capital from a curated network of tech entrepreneurs. This creates a proprietary deal-flow advantage — portfolio companies gain access not only to capital but to a cross-border operating partner network of former founders.
General information
Firm type
Multi Family Office
Year founded
2012
AUM
$500M - $1B (Altss estimate)
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
San Mateo
Corporate office
San Mateo, CA, United States
Additional offices
Shanghai, China · New York, NY, United States · Santa Monica, CA, United States · St. Louis, MO, United States
Principals
Peter Lindbergh
Founder & Managing Partner
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Lindbergh Tech Fund?
Peter Lindbergh serves as Founder & Managing Partner and leads all investment decisions. The firm operates with a lean team of partner-level investors stationed across its five offices. No other named principals have been publicly identified.
How does Lindbergh Tech Fund source proprietary deal flow?
The firm sources deals primarily through its network of technology-founder limited partners and its cross-border presence in major innovation hubs. Being a multi-family office with a curated LP base, it often sees opportunities before traditional VCs. The firm also receives referrals from co-investor relationships with firms like Founders Fund and Sequoia Capital China (per public record).
Is Lindbergh Tech Fund structured as a single family office or does it operate more like a venture firm?
The firm is structured as a multi-family office but operates with the investment cadence of a venture firm. It pools capital from a small group of technology entrepreneurs rather than a single family, enabling larger check sizes and longer hold periods than a traditional VC. This hybrid model differentiates it from both conventional single-family offices and institutional venture funds.
Does Lindbergh Tech Fund participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The firm focuses on direct co-investments and lead investments, not fund commitments. It typically co-invests alongside select venture firms as a syndicate partner. The firm has not publicly reported any fund-of-funds or secondary market activity.
What investment stages does Lindbergh Tech Fund typically target?
The firm targets Series A through growth-stage rounds, writing checks between $5M and $50M. It reserves capital for follow-on investments in successful portfolio companies. Earlier-stage or seed investments are not a known focus.
Which sectors does Lindbergh Tech Fund explicitly avoid?
The firm does not invest in real estate, cryptocurrency, or pharmaceutical/biotech. Its focus is exclusively on enterprise software, fintech, digital health, AI/ML, climate technology, and industrial tech. Consumer-facing sectors and heavy manufacturing are also not within its stated scope.
Where does the underlying wealth come from?
The wealth originates from Peter Lindbergh's technology entrepreneurship. He co-founded an enterprise software company that was acquired by IBM in 2005. The firm subsequently attracted capital from other technology founders and executives, transforming it into a multi-family office.
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