A family office of owner-operators.
Institutional-grade discipline, applied where it's scarcest — the earliest, most founder-controlled end of the market.
Outsourced Office of the CFO and Office of the CIO for growth-stage companies and their principals — institutional financial and investment leadership, without the full-time hire.
Learn more →Kruszewski Family Investments — our private investment practice. Public equity, private equity, and venture positions. Holdings are not publicized.
Learn more →KruFund was founded and is run by our husband-and-wife principals and the investment team that supports them — a multi-strategy family office of investor-operators. We tend to do what we do for four core reasons.
We're trained investment bankers, private equity professionals, and family office executives who want to keep studying new sub-verticals, research what works and why, deploy those strategies across investing and operating, and leave something for the next generation.
We love hiring good people to do what they're good at, and calling them to excellence.
We love putting capital behind excellent people, and pointing them at meaningful problems and markets with a chance at big outcomes.
We don't care just about capital. Capital is simply something that enables life and philanthropy while we're here — there's not a dime you can take with you. So we invest it, try to change lives, and try to give graciously with it while we can.
We sit inside a company's leadership as its Outsourced CFO, or inside a principal's fund or family office as its Outsourced CIO — running both against the same frameworks our team has used to operate businesses and manage a complex, multi-strategy family office "endowment-style" portfolio.
A full Office of the CFO function for growth-stage businesses — financial operations, modeling, capital raise strategy, and treasury, run against a single operating discipline.
The tactics used to build and run a ~$1 billion family office — direct public equities via shadow portfolios, hedge fund manager selection, and alternative fund investments across private equity, growth equity, venture capital, private credit, and real estate.
KFI invests in businesses that sit at the intersection of Advisory Kru's own frameworks — companies we believe can clear the same underwriting bar we hold our operating and investment clients to.