City list
This Omaha page provides a compact view of two family offices, one single-family office and one multi-family office. Their recorded investment interests are venture capital and alternative investments, which gives founders and fund managers a pair of broad themes to investigate before reaching out. One office discloses AUM in the summarized fields, while the other does not. The profiles were founded across a range from 1987 to 2006, offering some context on organizational history without implying investment activity or appetite. With only two entries, this is a narrow city snapshot. Check each public profile for mandate, geography and stage fit, and consider a wider regional search if the opportunity calls for more prospects. The full list adds contact details, decision makers and check size fields to support more targeted research.
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Everest Group is a single-family office seeking acquisitions and investment opportunities in business services. It aims to build services companies through organic growth and acquisitions.
Jaguar Group is a multi-family office based in Omaha, Nebraska, serving the financial and business needs of multiple families. Its services include financial administration, investment and tax planning, project and property management, and support for entrepreneurs.
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340 events hosted since 2007, from summits to small workshops.
The page includes one single-family office and one multi-family office. Since the coverage is small, treat it as a focused starting point and check firm profiles for details relevant to your search.
The two recorded themes are venture capital and alternative investments, one for each office. These categories can help guide initial screening, but they do not establish whether a firm is actively investing, what stages it considers or whether a particular opportunity fits.
One of the two offices discloses AUM in the summarized fields. The other does not. The free page shows available public firm-level fields, while contact details are withheld. A disclosed AUM figure can provide context but should not be treated as a stated check size or available capital.
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