PACE

PACE

PACE was established in 2000 by the LaRosa family, evolving from a single-family vehicle into a multi-family office that serves a small circle of ultra-high-net-worth clients. Laura LaRosa has led the firm as CEO for the majority of its existence, overseeing investment operations from the New York headquarters. The firm does not publicly disclose its underlying wealth origin. PACE functions primarily as a limited partner in external funds, allocating across venture capital, growth equity, buyout, and select hedge fund strategies. The firm's deployment model emphasizes concentrated relationships with a curated set of general partners rather than building a broad, index-like portfolio. Geographic emphasis skews toward North America, with selective exposure to Western European managers. The firm does not market itself to outside capital and has not disclosed recent fund investments. Team size and total capital deployed remain undisclosed. PACE operates from a single New York office, with no publicly known adjacent vehicles, philanthropic foundations structured under a separate name, or membership in peer advisory clubs like Tiger 21 or R360. The firm's quiet posture extends to its digital footprint — it maintains no public website publishing investment commentary or portfolio holdings, and has not participated in media coverage regarding its allocation activity. The structural differentiator is embedded in the operating architecture: PACE is a genuine partnership-style multi-family office — small client count, no product shelf, no in-house fund manufacturing — functioning as a fiduciary allocator rather than an asset gatherer. This eliminates the conflict-of-interest profile found at multi-family offices that layer proprietary products alongside external manager selection, preserving a clean alignment with client interests.