Matteo Pichi is an operator angel based in Milan, Lombardy, Italy. The known portfolio counts 2 companies: Jet HR and Tot.
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Investment focus
- Focus
- HR TechRestaurant / Fast-CasualSaaS Platforms
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Matteo Pichi portfolio companies (2)
- Jet HR
- Tot
Investor Profile
Founders in the listed sectors Consumer and SaaS, and focus areas HR Tech, Restaurant / Fast-Casual and SaaS Platforms will recognize the pattern in this portfolio.
Matteo Pichi appears in Pre-Seed and Seed rounds across the known deals.
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Who is Matteo Pichi?
Matteo Pichi is an operator angel based in Milan, Lombardy, Italy with 2 known investments on file, among them Jet HR and Tot. The sections above list the sectors and stages attached to that record.
What does Matteo Pichi invest in?
Listed sectors include Consumer and SaaS; listed focus areas include HR Tech, Restaurant / Fast-Casual and SaaS Platforms. Those tags come from the companies attached to this profile, so they read as a record of what has been backed rather than a stated preference for what comes next.
What stage does Matteo Pichi invest at?
The known deals of Matteo Pichi include Pre-Seed and Seed rounds. Stage is the strongest single filter when you build a target list: an investor with no record at your stage rarely starts with you.
How do I contact Matteo Pichi?
An email address, a phone number and a LinkedIn page are on file for Matteo Pichi. The address stays masked on this page and is readable inside RaiseHunt after you create an account.
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