Pecari Ventures

Investment decisions and deal sourcing are led by David, the firm's principal. David's email is listed as the sole contact on the firm's website for entrepreneurs and executives seeking capital, suggesting a concentrated decision-making structure without a large investment committee. No additional investment partners are publicly named.

The firm leans on a large network of limited partners and advisors to generate proprietary deal flow. Pecari states this network 'uniquely positions' its portfolio and enables the firm to compete with larger organizations on speed and access, particularly on the US East Coast and in Western Europe.

Pecari targets Seed-stage companies, which it distinguishes from the ideas stage — a functional MVP or product is the minimum requirement for a conversation. Preference goes to companies that already have a few customers or an initial client list, with the firm deploying its first institutional capital at that inflection point.

The firm's public materials do not specify whether it leads or follows in Seed rounds. Its emphasis on quick decision-making and an active strategic role in portfolio companies suggests a preference for direct, meaningful involvement, but its typical check size and syndication practices remain undisclosed.

Pecari invests in technology platform and product companies that it views as having a positive impact. While the firm does not publish an exhaustive sector list, its stated focus and the profile of an early-stage tech investor with transatlantic hubs point toward enterprise software, digital health, fintech, and applied AI as natural areas of deployment.

Pecari operates as an asset manager rather than a single family office, raising capital from limited partners and deploying it into Seed-stage technology companies. The firm's website names LP capital and an advisor network, not a single-family balance sheet.

Yes. Pecari runs dual hubs in New York and Paris, allowing the firm to actively source and support companies across the US and Western Europe. This geography-first structure is central to how the firm positions its ability to move on deals quickly in both regions.