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Trestle LP

Trestle Partners is a private investment fund investing solely in pre-Series A and Series A SaaS businesses. It provides capital to founders so they can scale...

Trestle LP

Trestle Partners is a private investment fund investing solely in pre-Series A and Series A SaaS businesses. It provides capital to founders so they can scale without committing to the Bay Area's single-track approach to growth. The firm targets SaaS businesses with strong product-market fit and responsible growth patterns, offering flexible capital while founders maintain control.

General information

Firm type

Single Family Office

Year founded

2019

Location

Region

North America

Country

United States

City

Duluth

Corporate office

San Mateo, CA, United States

Additional offices

New York, NY, United States

Principals

Thomas Babcock

Co-Founder and Managing Partner

Jack Fennebresque

Co-Founder and Managing Partner

Christian McKean

Vice President

Alexia Kalfas

Chief Financial Officer

Sector focus

SaaS

Frequently asked questions

Where does the wealth underlying Trestle LP come from?

The wealth origin is not publicly disclosed. No founder name, exit event, or industry background is associated with Trestle LP in corporate registrations or media. For many Bay Area family offices, capital derives from technology entrepreneurship, but no source confirms or denies that pattern here.

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