Investor Access · Fund I · Now Forming

Irivon Capital
Partners IA pooled private investment fund · Managed by Irivon Capital Management LLC

One subscription. Four operating companies we already run. Capital is deployed into Irivon's own platform businesses and compounded through marketing, revenue growth, operations and technology — then returned through distributions and exits.

28%Target net IRR

~4.4xTarget net equity multiple (6-yr)

Set in PPMPreferred return

5–7 yrsTarget investment horizon

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How capital moves through the fund

01 — What the fund invests in

Four companies. One fund. Operators at the controls.

Irivon Capital Partners I is a pooled fund. Investors subscribe once; the manager selects and manages investments under the fund's mandate. Investors do not choose individual companies. The mandate is specific: capital is deployed only into Irivon's four operating platform companies — businesses Irivon founded or holds an economic interest in and runs day to day — to accelerate their revenue, systems and enterprise value.

01 · SourceExitToBuy

An acquisition marketplace connecting business owners, buyers and intermediaries. 600+ business listings and a 20,000+ U.S. intermediary database.

Fund capital use: product, marketing, transaction services. exittobuy.com

02 · UnderstandMarketTruth

AI-native capital intelligence and decision infrastructure — an independent platform with its own users and roadmap.

Fund capital use: engineering, data, go-to-market. markettruth.ai

03 · ExecuteContentBuilder

An AI platform that turns company knowledge into scalable training and operational content — onboarding, SOPs, organisational knowledge.

Fund capital use: product, sales, enterprise deployment. contentbuilder.ai

04 · CapitalizeApex Bridge

A business-financing marketplace connecting companies with funding providers across loans, equity and acquisition finance.

Fund capital use: network growth, lender onboarding, marketing. apexbridge.co

How Irivon creates value inside each company

The same five levers we have used for fifteen years to make businesses worth more.

01Marketing & positioningDefine the customer, the category and the message; build demand that does not depend on founders.

02Revenue growthAcquisition, distribution and pricing engineered to repeat — predictable, measurable revenue.

03Operational improvementProcesses, metrics and management cadence that let the company scale without breaking.

04Technology & systemsApplied AI, automation and business systems that remove linear headcount and founder dependency.

05Enterprise valueCompanies built to be valued by buyers and investors — positioned for distributions, recapitalisation or exit.

02 — Why we like this investment strategy

We are investing in businesses we already operate.

Most funds buy companies they have never run and hope management executes. Fund I deploys capital into four businesses Irivon built and operates — where the diagnosis is already done, the operating plan already exists, and the people executing it are the fund's own managers.

01Selection: no blind sourcing risk

The portfolio is defined on day one — ExitToBuy, MarketTruth, ContentBuilder and Apex Bridge. Each has live users, revenue activity and a documented growth plan. The fund's job is acceleration, not discovery.

02Entry discipline: capital goes in at operating cost, not auction prices

Capital is deployed as growth funding into companies Irivon controls or holds an interest in, on terms and valuations set out in the PPM — not through competitive auctions for third-party businesses at market multiples.

03Influence: full control of execution

Irivon's partners run these companies. Marketing, revenue, operations and technology decisions are made by the same people who manage the fund, with quarterly reporting to investors on each company's plan and metrics.

04Realisation: four separate routes to proceeds

Each company is a standalone asset with its own buyers: strategic acquisition, recapitalisation, secondary sale or continued ownership with distributions. Four companies mean four independent realisation paths within one fund.

03 — Track record

What is substantiated — and what is not yet.

Fund I is Irivon's first pooled fund. We distinguish clearly between the operators' experience, the platform companies' current traction and realised fund performance — of which there is none yet.

15+Years the Managing Partner has spent increasing the enterprise value of businesses before their owners sold

20+Years the Co-Founder has spent launching and building technology and traditional businesses in Silicon Valley and beyond

4Operating platform companies built and run by Irivon's partners — the fund's portfolio

600+Business listings on ExitToBuy, with a 20,000+ U.S. intermediary database

Founder / operator experienceSubstantiated

Businesses built, scaled and exited across the United States, Europe and the UAE; fifteen years of exit-preparation work for owners. Described on About.

Portfolio-company resultsOperating traction

All four companies are live and operating with external users. Traction figures are current operating metrics, not investment returns, and are updated in the fund materials.

Realised fund performanceNone yet

Fund I has not made or realised any investments. No fund-level returns exist. Growth in a company's valuation is not a realised investor return until proceeds are distributed.

Iryna Stasiuk, Founder & Managing Partner, Irivon Capital

Iryna StasiukFounder & Managing Partner · New York

Marketing background; more than fifteen years increasing the value of businesses before their owners sold them, across the U.S., Europe and the UAE. Leads investment strategy, value-creation plans and operating systems. Founder of Irivon Capital, ExitToBuy and Apex Bridge.

Vitaliy Tymoshenko, Co-Founder & Partner, Irivon Capital

Vitaliy TymoshenkoCo-Founder & Partner · San Francisco

Entrepreneur and company builder with over 20 years in technology platforms, enterprise software, e-commerce and traditional industries. Founder of SmartExpert, the company behind ContentBuilder.ai; leads applied AI, product strategy and partnerships.

04 — Offering summary

Fund I at a glance.

Fund	Irivon Capital Partners I, LP
Manager	Irivon Capital Management LLC
Target fund size	$50,000,000
Minimum investment	$250,000
Investment mandate	Growth capital into Irivon's four operating platform companies — ExitToBuy, MarketTruth, ContentBuilder, Apex Bridge — and follow-on investment in the same companies only
Geography	United States (companies headquartered in the U.S.; customers and investors global)
Target portfolio size	Four companies
Target investment horizon	5–7 years
Fund term & extensions	To be confirmed in PPM
Target net IRR	28%
Target net equity multiple	~4.4x at a 6-year realisation (3.4x at 5 years · 5.6x at 7 years)
Preferred return	To be confirmed in PPM
LP / GP profit split & carried interest	To be confirmed in PPM
Management fee	2% annually on assets under management (AUM)
Other fees & expenses	Fund organisational and operating expenses as set out in the PPM Details to be confirmed
Distribution policy	Distributions at realisation events (exit, recapitalisation or sale of a portfolio company); no scheduled interim distributions
Investor eligibility	Accredited investors; U.S. and international, subject to applicable securities laws and jurisdictional requirements

All terms are indicative until the Private Placement Memorandum and Limited Partnership Agreement are issued; those documents govern in the event of any inconsistency with this page.

The economics, plainly

What you pay. What you keep.

2% annual management fee on AUM

Charged by Irivon Capital Management LLC on the fund's assets under management, calculated and billed as defined in the PPM. The fee funds the manager's investment and operating work across the four companies.

Carried interest on profits

In addition to the management fee, the General Partner receives a share of profits (carried interest) under the LP/GP split set out in the PPM — on profits only, after investors' capital has been returned.

Related-party investments — disclosed

The fund invests in companies founded, owned or operated by Irivon's principals. This is the strategy, and it is a conflict of interest. Valuation methodology, approval and disclosure of each related-party investment are set out in the PPM.

Target returns are stated net — after the management fee, fund expenses and carried interest — unless otherwise indicated.

05 — How it works · the fund

Raise. Build. Realise.

The fund's work follows the same arc as every value-creation engagement Irivon has run: put capital where the plan already exists, execute, and sell or distribute when the company is worth materially more.

Phase 1Raise capital & set the planSubscriptions are accepted toward the $50M target. Each of the four companies has a documented growth plan, capital budget and milestones agreed before deployment.Fundraising period · per PPM

Phase 2Deploy & operateCapital is deployed into the companies against their plans. Irivon's partners run marketing, revenue, operations and technology; investors receive quarterly reporting on every company.Years 1–5 · target horizon 5–7 years

Phase 3Realise valueProceeds are generated through company exits, recapitalisations, secondary sales or distributions from operations, as permitted by the fund documents, and returned to limited partners.Years 5–7 · wind-down per PPM

06 — How it works · the investor

Subscribe. Stay informed. Receive proceeds.

A limited partner's journey has three steps. Nothing on this page secures an allocation; only a completed subscription accepted by the General Partner does.

Step 1Subscribe to the fundRequest the fund materials, review the PPM and LPA, confirm accredited-investor eligibility and complete the subscription agreement. Minimum commitment $250,000.Capital contribution schedule · per PPM

Step 2Receive reportingQuarterly reports on each portfolio company — plan, operating metrics, capital deployed and what changed — plus annual fund financial statements and tax reporting.Quarterly · annual

Step 3Receive proceeds as investments are realisedReturn of capital and profit share are distributed as each company is sold, recapitalised or otherwise realised, and on wind-down of the fund.At realisation events · wind-down

07 — Illustrative investor cash flow

$250,000 at the target net return.

A hypothetical illustration of the minimum commitment if Fund I achieved its 28% target net IRR with a single realisation at the end of year 6 and no interim distributions. It is not a forecast of actual performance.

28%Net IRR

4.40xNet equity multiple

$849,512Net profit

3.4x5-year realisation$250,000 → $858,993

4.4x6-year realisation$250,000 → $1,099,512

5.6x7-year realisation$250,000 → $1,407,375

Cash flow to the investor · $250,000 commitment · 6-year case

($250K)

Yr 0

Yr 1

Yr 2

Yr 3

Yr 4

Yr 5

$1.10M

Yr 6

Capital contributedReturn of capitalNet profit

Assumptions. Full $250,000 contribution at subscription (year 0); no interim distributions; one realisation event at the end of year 6 returning capital plus profit; 28% net IRR compounded annually (1.28⁶ = 4.40x). Figures are net of the 2% management fee, fund expenses and carried interest by construction — the gross return required to deliver this net outcome depends on the preferred return and LP/GP split to be set in the PPM. If capital is called in instalments, or realisations occur across years 5–7, timing and amounts change. Returned principal ($250,000) is shown separately from profit ($849,512) and exit proceeds are counted once.

Year	Contribution	Distribution	Of which capital	Of which profit
0 · Subscription	($250,000)	—	—	—
1	—	$0	—	—
2	—	$0	—	—
3	—	$0	—	—
4	—	$0	—	—
5	—	$0	—	—
6 · Realisation	—	$1,099,512	$250,000	$849,512
Total	($250,000)	$1,099,512	$250,000	$849,512

Irivon Capital Partners I · Now forming

Request the fund materials.

Tell us who you are and we will send the fund overview, arrange a private conversation with the General Partners and, for eligible investors, provide the PPM and subscription documents.

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Fund overviewThis page, plus the portfolio companies' current operating plans — sent on request.

Private Placement MemorandumFull terms, risk factors, fees, conflicts and the LP/GP waterfall — provided to eligible investors after an introductory conversation.

Subscription documentsLimited Partnership Agreement and subscription agreement — issued with the PPM; allocations are confirmed only on accepted subscription.

Important information

The fund and the manager. Irivon Capital Partners I, LP (the "Fund") is a private pooled investment fund managed by Irivon Capital Management LLC (the "Manager"). Irivon Capital is the operating brand of the Manager and its affiliates.

No offer. This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy interests in the Fund. Any offer will be made only to eligible investors by means of a confidential Private Placement Memorandum and definitive fund documents, which contain important information about objectives, strategy, risks, fees, expenses, conflicts of interest and terms, and which govern in the event of any inconsistency with this page. Submitting an inquiry does not reserve or secure an allocation.

Eligibility. Interests are expected to be available only to accredited investors. Investor access is limited to eligible investors and subject to applicable securities laws, jurisdictional requirements and opportunity-specific eligibility criteria. The specific securities exemption relied upon, and any related verification requirements, will be stated in the offering documents.

Targets and illustrations. Target net IRR, target multiple, horizons and the illustrative cash flow are objectives and hypothetical examples based on assumptions that may not be realised. They are not forecasts, projections or guarantees of future performance. Actual results will differ, possibly materially.

Risk of loss and illiquidity. An investment in the Fund is speculative, illiquid and involves a high degree of risk, including loss of the entire investment. There is no public market for Fund interests and transfer is restricted. The Fund has no operating or performance history. Past experience of the Manager's principals and the operating traction of portfolio companies are not indicative of future Fund results; increases in a portfolio company's valuation are not realised investor returns.

Fees and conflicts. The Manager charges a 2% annual management fee on assets under management and the General Partner is entitled to carried interest on profits, each as defined in the Fund documents, together with Fund expenses. The Fund invests in companies founded, owned or operated by the Manager's principals, which creates conflicts of interest; related-party valuation and approval procedures are described in the PPM. Prospective investors should consult their own legal, tax and financial advisers.

Irivon CapitalPartners IA pooled private investment fund · Managed by Irivon Capital Management LLC