David Till
Co-founder and Senior Partner @ Oakley Capital
London, United Kingdom
David Till is a startup investor at Oakley Capital in London. David Till is the Co-founder and Senior Partner at Oakley Capital. David Till attended The University of Essex.
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About Oakley Capital
Oakley Capital is a mid-market private equity investor. Oakley was set up in 2002 by Peter Dubens, an entrepreneur who wanted to create a financial partner that would understand the needs and ambitions of business founders, a partner that he himself would want to work with.It’s this entrepreneurial heritage that sets them apart. They attractlike-minded businesses, and build strong partnerships with their management teams, investing their time and experience – as well as their capital – to help them grow and succeed.They back outstanding businesses in a diverse range of industries across Western Europe. Oakley has a particular track record in three sectors: Technology, Media & Telecoms (TMT); Consumer; and Education.
Oakley Capital Contacts
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Adrian Harris
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Alessandro Celli
Investment Director
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Alex Collins
Partner
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Arnaud de Cremiers
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Arthur Mornington
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