Max Artz is a Partner at Peterson Partners, with prior roles at Flow Commerce, The Aromatherapy Company, and The Royal Bank of Scotland. He holds an MBA from Stanford and a B.S. from Babson.

What Max can write

Writes checks of$10M to $30M
Comes in atSeries BCan lead the round
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Peterson Partners writes $10M to $30M checks, larger than 97% of firms in the atlas.

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Career

  1. The Royal Bank of Scotland · International Banking division
  2. The Aromatherapy Company · General Manager of China
  3. Flow Commerce · Chief of Staff
  4. Peterson Partners · Partner
    Now
  5. The Royal Bank of Scotland

Education

Stanford Graduate School of Business, MBABabson College, B.S.

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Questions

Who is Max Artz?

Max Artz is a Partner at Peterson Partners, with prior roles at Flow Commerce, The Aromatherapy Company, and The Royal Bank of Scotland. He holds an MBA from Stanford and a B.S. from Babson.

How much does Max Artz invest?

Max Artz invests through Peterson Partners, which writes checks of $10M to $30M at series b.

How do I pitch Max Artz?

Email [email protected], the firm's inbox for founders, and name Max in the subject. A warm intro from a founder Peterson Partners backed works better.

What did Max Artz do before Peterson Partners?

International Banking division at The Royal Bank of Scotland; General Manager of China at The Aromatherapy Company; Chief of Staff at Flow Commerce; The Royal Bank of Scotland.

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