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Triplentry
Triplentry is an invitation-only multi-family office platform based in New York, connecting families to direct private-market deals.
Triplentry
Triplentry was founded as a multi-family office and investment club that operates on an invitation-only basis, specializing in direct private-market deal access for family offices. The firm does not disclose its founding year or the identities of its principals, maintaining a deliberately low profile that aligns with the private nature of the families it serves. Its model revolves around sourcing and vetting direct investment opportunities — primarily in late-stage venture and growth equity — and presenting them to a curated network of family office investors. The firm focuses on technology-enabled sectors, with a particular emphasis on enterprise software, fintech, and artificial intelligence. Triplentry’s approach is deal-by-deal; it does not raise blind-pool funds or maintain a publicly reported portfolio. Instead, it facilitates co-investment among its member families, structuring each opportunity as a standalone special purpose vehicle or direct allocation. This bypasses traditional venture capital fund fees and provides investors with transparency into the specific companies they back. Geographic coverage centers on North America, with select exposure to European and Israeli technology companies sourced through relationships rather than formal outposts. The firm’s overall deployment and the number of professionals involved are undisclosed. Triplentry maintains its primary base in New York and has not publicly noted additional offices. The firm does not operate adjacent philanthropic foundations or real-asset arms under the same brand, and there is no public record of platform membership organizations like Tiger 21 or YPO affiliations tied to its principals. In an opaque corner of the family office ecosystem, Triplentry functions more like a private deal syndicate than a conventional wealth manager. Triplentry’s structural differentiator is its pure marketplace model — it earns primarily through per-deal carried interest or placement fees rather than management fees, which aligns its incentives with the success of each individual transaction. The firm operates without the permanent capital base of a single-family office, yet it avoids the bureaucratic and reporting overhead of a registered investment advisor by limiting its activities to private placement facilitation for qualified purchasers. This lightweight architecture allows it to remain agile and deeply discreet, a feature prized by families who value deal access over institutional branding.
General information
Firm type
Multi Family Office
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
New York
Corporate office
New York, NY, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Is Triplentry a venture capital firm or a family office?
Triplentry operates as a multi-family office platform, not a traditional venture capital firm. It does not raise blind-pool funds or charge management fees on committed capital. Instead, it sources direct investment opportunities and presents them to a network of family office investors who decide on a deal-by-deal basis. This model places it closer to an investment club or private deal syndicate than a regulated fund manager.
How does Triplentry source its deal flow?
Triplentry sources opportunities through a private, relationship-driven network rather than through open market processes or broker-mediated auctions. The firm leverages personal introductions, founder referrals, and co-investor relationships to access late-stage venture and growth equity rounds that may not be broadly shopped to institutional investors. Because its member families are often operators or former founders themselves, the platform benefits from proprietary warm introductions to promising companies.
What does it cost to participate in a Triplentry deal?
Triplentry’s compensation is transaction-based. The firm typically earns a carried interest or placement fee on each funded deal, rather than charging ongoing management fees on assets. This structure aligns Triplentry’s economics with the performance of individual investments and reduces the fee drag that families encounter with traditional fund-of-funds or blind-pool vehicles. Specific fee terms vary by transaction and are disclosed only to participating members.
What investment stages does Triplentry target?
The firm concentrates on late-stage venture and growth equity rounds, typically Series C and later, where companies have demonstrated product-market fit and are approaching liquidity events. Triplentry does not publicly engage in seed or early-stage venture, nor does it pursue buyout or control-stake transactions. This stage focus reflects a preference for shorter holding periods and more visible paths to exit for its family office members.
Which sectors does Triplentry invest in?
Triplentry focuses on technology-enabled sectors, with an emphasis on enterprise software, fintech, and artificial intelligence. The firm does not maintain a publicly listed exclusion list, but its deal-flow patterns indicate a strong preference for business-to-business models over consumer-facing ventures. The platform’s sector exposure is shaped by the collective sourcing strengths of its member families rather than a top-down thematic mandate.
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