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STORY3 Capital Partners
STORY3 Capital Partners is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Denver, CO, registered since 2021. The firm manages $987 million in assets, with $925...
STORY3 Capital Partners
STORY3 Capital Partners is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Denver, CO, registered since 2021. The firm manages $987 million in assets, with $925 million on a discretionary basis. It has 8 employees and 5 investment advisers.
General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
2017
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Denver
Corporate office
Los Angeles, CA, United States
Principals
Peter Comisar
Founder & Managing Partner
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who leads investment decisions at STORY3 Capital Partners?
Peter Comisar is the Founder and Managing Partner and leads investment decisions. The investment team also includes Partner Samir Shah and Principal Ryan Nehoray, according to the firm's website.
How does STORY3 source its investment opportunities?
STORY3 has not publicly disclosed a proprietary origination model. The firm leverages its principals' decades of consumer-sector relationships and its operator network — which includes former retail, ecommerce, and brand executives — suggesting origination is relationship-driven.
What type of capital does STORY3 deploy?
STORY3 provides flexible capital across the balance sheet. The firm structures minority equity, majority equity, structured equity, and private credit investments, tailoring each to the specific needs of a consumer business (per STORY3 Capital Partners strategy disclosure).
Does STORY3 operate as a single-family office or an institutional asset manager?
STORY3 is structured as an institutional asset manager — a private equity firm — not a single-family office. It raises and deploys third-party capital into consumer-sector investments, though it has not disclosed its investor base or fund structures.
What is STORY3's track record in the consumer sector?
STORY3 principals have prior transaction experience totaling over $50 billion across deals at earlier firms, including the $1.6 billion sale of Neiman Marcus, the $2.1 billion sale of Oakley, and the $8.4 billion acquisition of Albertsons. These transactions represent individual-level experience, not STORY3 fund returns.
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