PeopleFund
Family officeGuatemala City · Seed–Late Stage
Investment thesis
PeopleFund is a multi family office that invests globally as an active investor across early through growth stage companies, both private and publicly traded. It emphasizes adding value through its global network, management track record and technology expertise, working closely with company management teams and boards. Founded by serial entrepreneurs and backed by an experienced support team, the firm aims to grow business visions at any stage into larger, more profitable enterprises. Through PeopleFund Impact, the firm also supports charitable, social impact and nonprofit organizations worldwide.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does PeopleFund invest at?
- PeopleFund invests at the Seed, Series A, Series B, Series C, Growth, Late Stage stages.
- What sectors does PeopleFund focus on?
- PeopleFund focuses on Impact & Social Good, Sector Agnostic.
- Where is PeopleFund located?
- PeopleFund is headquartered in Guatemala City, GT.
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