Capitalizing on
Innovation.
Private access to late-stage venture capital and pre-IPO opportunities typically reserved for qualfied investors.
Disciplined Approach to
Private Markets.
We focus on late-stage companies that have de-risked their business models and are approaching a liquidity event. This strategy aims to capture the significant value creation that often occurs in the years immediately preceding an IPO.
Rigorous Selection
We identify companies with proven business models, significant revenue scale, and clear competitive moats. Our due diligence focuses on market leadership and path to profitability.
Private Access
Leveraging deep industry relationships to help secure allocations in sought-after pre-IPO rounds often oversubscribed and inaccessible to the broader market.
Patient Capital
A disciplined, long-term hold strategy targeting liquidity events such as IPOs or strategic acquisitions, typically over a 2-5 year horizon.
Institutional Structure
Investments are structured through Delaware series LLCs (Greenbird Intelligence Fund), providing professional management and simplified administration for investors.
Risk Factors & Disclosures
Illiquidity and Loss Risk
Private placement securities are illiquid with no guarantee of a secondary market. Investors should be prepared for the possibility of a total loss of their entire investment.
Company Risk
No assurance that portfolio companies will complete an IPO, liquidity event, or increase in value as projected.
Market Development Risk
No guarantee that any market for the securities will develop or that disposal will be possible at any time.
Important Risk Disclosure
Private placement securities are speculative, illiquid, and entail a high level of risk, including the risk that an investor could lose their entire investment.
There can be no assurance that issuers will be able to complete an IPO or liquidity event, that securities will increase in value or have any value at all, that any market for the securities will develop, or that the Funds will be able to dispose of securities.
These investments are suitable only for qualified investors who can afford to lose their entire investment and who understand the speculative nature of private equity investments.