
Corporate venture arm of Northwestern Mutual investing in financial, health and analytics technology, plus a Wisconsin startup fund

A private investment firm providing liquidity and capital solutions to private companies and their shareholders

Atlas Peak Capital is an investment firm that works as a transaction partner for private companies, employees, individuals and institutions seeking capital or liquidity. It says it helps companies address capital and shareholder needs, including individuals who want liquidity for privately held securities, through investments made on both a primary and secondary basis. Its founders have experience in venture and growth investing, in roles ranging from board-level involvement to a more passive shareholder position, and previously worked founding companies and at major financial institutions and technology companies. The firm invests across industries but states particular experience in software, networking, business services, information services and digital media. It also works with companies to manage liquidity needs that arise from new hiring, financing rounds and acquisitions, ahead of a company's eventual exit.
Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Sep 2026.
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