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Peter Jarman

Managing Director

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Peter Jarman joined Cross Creek in 2010. He is a Managing Director and member of the Investment Committee, focused on expansion and late-stage growth companies, as well as venture managers. Peter invests in a variety of technology sectors including consumer internet (Coupang, MyHeritage, Poshmark Rover, and Turo), cyber security (AppDynamics, ForeScout, Sumo Logic, Veracode) and enterprise software (Braze, Docker, Gigya, Gusto, HubSpot, Icertis, Integral Ad Science, Klaviyo, Looker, Novidea and Pendo).

Prior to Cross Creek, Peter served four years as a senior investment manager at Fort Washington Capital Partners Group on their venture and private-equity team. In addition to his investment experience, Peter spent twelve years in various go-to-market, product management, and corporate development roles at venture-backed consumer and software companies holding senior positions at companies such as PTC, Ancestry.com, Campus Pipeline, and ICON Health & Fitness.

Peter holds an M.B.A. from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management, a B.A. from the College of Humanities at the University of Utah, and was a Kauffman Fellows Program finalist. In his free time, he serves as a member of the Utah Valley University Foundation Investment Committee and a mentor to the University Growth Fund.  Peter enjoys travel, cycling, skiing, and spending as much time as possible exploring the outdoors with his wife and four children.

INVESTMENT FOCUS

  • Consumer Internet
  • Enterprise Software
  • Cyber Security

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The portfolio companies and funds identified and described herein may not represent all of the portfolio companies and funds purchased, sold or recommended for funds advised by Cross Creek Advisors. Not all acquisitions or IPOs are profitable; the positions can be acquired at a price that is greater or less than the price at which Cross Creek purchased its interest for client accounts. The information is being shown to reflect the firm’s ability to select investments and not to reflect any positive investment experience. The reader should not assume that an investment in the portfolio companies and funds identified was or will be profitable. Company investments less than $500,000 are excluded from this list.