Tenity is pleased to announce that Andrea Fritschi has joined its leadership team as its new Chief Investment Officer and Managing Partner, effective May 1, 2024.
Andrea takes on the role of Maximilian Derpa.
Andrea brings over 20 years of extensive experience from working in private equity and venture capital investment management at Swiss Re and BlackRock, as well as the entrepreneurial expertise she gained as a founder and CEO of start-up companies.
Her strong financial sophistication and ability to succeed in both corporate and entrepreneurial environments will be critical as Tenity continues to expand its VC investment program in the Fintech and Insurtech sectors.
“I look forward to further developing Tenity’s VC investment offerings. The targeted investments aim to set new industry standards, catalyze significant innovations and thus advance the development of the financial ecosystem,” says Andrea Fritschi, Chief Investment Officer at Tenity.
Andrea holds an MBA from IMD and furthered her leadership training at INSEAD, ensuring she has a strong academic foundation to complement her practical industry experience. Her vision and leadership will be instrumental in driving Tenity’s strategic growth and innovation.
“We are pleased to welcome Andrea to the Tenity family,” said Andreas Iten, CEO and managing partner at Tenity. “Her impressive track record and deep understanding of investment management and entrepreneurship will be invaluable to us as we expand our operations and improve our investment strategies in the fintech and insurtech sectors.”
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