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Alex Meyer

Investor

General Partner at 42CAP

Munich, Germany

Writes $536.6K – $1.6M checks · typically $1.1M

About

Alex Meyer, who scaled eCircle into one of Europe's largest SaaS companies, brings rare hands-on operational experience to early-stage B2B software founders and insists they run initial sales themselves.

Contact· self-published, not guessed

Invests in

AI & Machine LearningData & InfrastructureDeveloper ToolsEnterprise SoftwareSaaS

Experience

  1. 42CAPEntrepreneur and Investor / Partnercurrent2016 — presentMunich Area, Germany
  2. TeradataCOO/CFO Marketing Cloud2012 — 2015Munich, Bavaria
  3. Mapp DigitalCOO/CFO and Shareholder2002 — 2012Munich, Bavaria
  4. Wellington PartnersPrincipal1999 — 2002Munich, Bavaria
  5. McKinsey & CompanySenior Associate1996 — 1999Munich, Bavaria

Skills & more

Entrepreneurship28Marketing Strategy10Business Strategy35Strategy26Digital Marketing13Start-ups49Venture Capital9Digital Media3E-commerce53Sales4Mergers & Acquisitions6SaaS7
+6 moreAnalyticsCRMCloud ComputingStrategic PartnershipsSoftware as a Service (SaaS)E-Commerce

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Alex Meyer?
Alex Meyer, who scaled eCircle into one of Europe's largest SaaS companies, brings rare hands-on operational experience to early-stage B2B software founders and insists they run initial sales themselves.
Where does Alex Meyer work?
Alex Meyer is General Partner at 42CAP.
What does Alex Meyer invest in?
Alex Meyer invests in AI & Machine Learning, Data & Infrastructure, Developer Tools, Enterprise Software, SaaS.
What check size does Alex Meyer write?
Alex Meyer typically writes checks of $536.6K – $1.6M.
Where did Alex Meyer go to school?
Alex Meyer studied at University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business (Master, Business Administration); Technical University of Munich (Master, Aero- and Astronautics).

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