One Peak promotes Mayer to partner
One Peak Partners has promoted Christoph Mayer to partner.
In his new role, Mayer will continue to focus on sourcing and evaluating investment opportunities in European technology businesses. His board and investment experience includes HighQ, Neo4j, DocPlanner, Spryker Systems, Concentra Analytics, Quentic, Coople, DataGuard, Pandadoc and Brightflag.
Mayer joined the firm as an associate and the firm's first investment professional in the London office in 2014.
Subsequently, he was promoted to principal in 2016 and director in 2018. Prior to joining One Peak, Christoph worked in M&A in the investment banking divisions at Citi and Goldman Sachs.
The firm is currently investing from its second-generation fund, which closed on €443m in June 2020.
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