Peak State Ventures

The partnership is led by Jason Freedman, a General Partner who runs day-to-day deal-making, alongside founder Sergey Young and partners Rajit Malhotra, Bryan, Omri, and George. Freedman has led investments in Mosaic, Ironclad, Snapdocs, and Sonder. The firm does not publicly disclose a formal investment committee structure.

The firm relies on the founder networks of its operator-partners. Freedman is a two-time Y Combinator alumnus, and partners have built and sold companies including 42Floors, Shantha Biotech, HelloFresh US, and Tutor.com. This operator-first model gives Peak State direct access to early-stage founders and repeat entrepreneurs in its focus sectors.

Based on public disclosures, Peak State makes direct venture investments in companies from seed to growth stage. There is no public record of the firm participating as a limited partner in external venture funds or running a fund-of-funds program.

The firm invests across seed, startup, expansion, and growth stages. Portfolio companies include early-stage breakthroughs like Clearbanc and later-stage industry leaders such as Carta and Ironclad, indicating a flexible mandate that follows founder needs rather than rigid stage definitions.

No. Peak State Ventures is structured as a generalist asset manager, not a single-family office. It does not publicly attribute its capital to a specific family wealth source and operates with a venture-capital partnership model.