About Richmond Global

Mission

We are investors and operators who have experienced both meaningful successes and instructive failures. Through these experiences, we have developed insights that guide our investment philosophy, centered on seven fundamental questions:

  • Does the entrepreneur envision with ambition, assess risk with pragmatism, and execute with resourcefulness?
  • Do they navigate with curiosity as their compass, authenticity as their mainsail, and resilience as their keel?
  • Is integrity their foundation?

When these qualities align, we believe we have identified exceptional leaders who will create lasting value and inspire others to do the same.

Purpose

Richmond Global was established by Peter Kellner nearly three decades ago to partner with entrepreneurs building transformative technologies. In the United States, we work with early and growth-stage companies exploring global opportunities. In emerging markets, we've built relationships with entrepreneurs, operators, and investors over many years. This geographic diversity helps us discover innovative companies while seeking consistent returns across market cycles. We benefit from connections through Endeavor Global, the economic development organization co-founded by Kellner, which supports entrepreneurs across forty-five countries.

About

Peter KellnerMr. Kellner’s early-stage investments have included companies such as AdChina, aQuantive, CAIS, Chia.net, Compass, Dataminr, LearnVest, Rubicon, Salesforce, and Toast.

Over twenty-five years, Mr. Kellner has invested internationally, supporting technology companies from Brazil to China. After university, he served as a Fulbright Scholar in Hungary, where he co-founded the Environmental Management & Law Association (EMLA) with support from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund and Charles Stewart Mott Foundation.

In 1996, Mr. Kellner co-founded Endeavor Global, an organization supporting entrepreneurial ecosystems across forty-five countries. He has served on several Endeavor boards including Chile, Global, Jordan, Miami, and Midwest.

Mr. Kellner participates in The Aspen Institute as a Crown Fellow and maintains memberships in the Council on Foreign Relations, Pacific Council on International Affairs, and International Institute for Strategic Studies. He serves on the Yale Law School Fund Board and as a Trustee of America Media | The Jesuit Review, where he co-chairs the investment committee.

Mr. Kellner graduated from Princeton University (AB, School of Public & International Affairs), Harvard Business School (MBA), and Yale Law School (JD). He has supported entrepreneurship programs at these institutions, including Princeton's eLab and Yale Law School's entrepreneurship curriculum through the George and Martha Kellner Fund, established in memory of his parents. In 2024, Yale University named Mr. Kellner a Sterling Fellow. Mr. Kellner lives in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, with his family.