Strength Through Connection.
Long-Term Capital Partnerships.
Institutional investors
Low-Noise Environments For Long-Term Capital Allocators
Over the past year, Benjamin Ulrich has been building discreet relationships with single family offices, selected multi-family offices, next-generation principals, and former entrepreneurs.
He is not an investor nor an operator; his work focuses on understanding what long-term capital is looking for, recognizing patterns across the eco-system, and faciliate connections where there is genuine relevance.
The initial priority is always to get a sense for mutual fit and working ethos.
Where interests align, collaboration can take different forms over time — from simple introductions between like-minded capital partners to more involved participation around specific opportunities.
Any such step is discussed openly and only pursued where when both parties opt-in.
Benjamin places emphasis on discretion, timing, and context. Structure matters, though unnecessary rigidity at early stages is avoided.
Benjamin welcomes a brief, informal conversation to assess whether a mutual exchange makes sense.
Benjamin Ulrich
Benjamin Ulrich Holds A Master’s Degree In Organizational Psychology From The University Of Bern In Switzerland.
There He Conducted Research On Mental Well-Being Before Joining A Large Corporation To Do HR Business Analysis.
Next, He Spent Several Years As A Business Developer Scaling A Manufacturing Company To 8-Figures.
Followed By A Year Long Training As A Certified Systemic Coach. He Is An Executive Ambassador For The REAL Mental Health Foundation.
Benjamin Was A Panel Speaker In Davos 2026.