Chris Bon

Chris Bon

Partner atSummit PartnersLondon

Chris Bon is a Partner on the Growth Products & Services team in Europe at Summit Partners. He previously worked in M&A advisory at J.P. Morgan and holds degrees from the University of Toronto and HEC Paris.

What Chris can write

Writes checks of$10M to $30M+
Comes in atSeries BMostly follows a lead
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Summit Partners writes $10M to $30M+ checks, larger than 97% of firms in the atlas.

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Career

  1. J.P. Morgan · M&A advisory
  2. Summit Partners · Partner
    Now
  3. J.P. Morgan
  4. Summit Partners · Associate
    Now

Investments named in public bios

CERTANIADoctrineEnergy AspectsGRESBNormecOne Point Advisory ServicesOnRobotProGloveSimply.TVSipartech

Focus

legal intelligenceenergy information servicesesg benchmarkingGrowth Products & Services

Education

University of Toronto, BCom in economicsHEC Paris, MSc in finance

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Who is Chris Bon?

Chris Bon is a Partner on the Growth Products & Services team in Europe at Summit Partners. He previously worked in M&A advisory at J.P. Morgan and holds degrees from the University of Toronto and HEC Paris.

How much does Chris Bon invest?

Chris Bon invests through Summit Partners, which writes checks of $10M to $30M+ at series b.

How do I pitch Chris Bon?

A warm intro from a founder Summit Partners backed works best.

What did Chris Bon do before Summit Partners?

M&A advisory at J.P. Morgan; J.P. Morgan.

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