Business Owners, Founders & Entrepreneurs

Turning business success into lasting personal wealth

What resources are available to business owners?

Backed by the vast resources of J.P. Morgan, we work with founders, entrepreneurs and family businesses to deliver tailored advice at every stage of your business journey. Whether you’re planning to grow, raise capital or transition out of the business, we help bridge the gap between your personal and business wealth needs.

Growing your business

From mid-stage financing through late-stage growth, your business needs capital to keep expanding. We connect you with specialists across J.P. Morgan; our Innovation Economy team is one example of a resource supporting tech businesses. Whether this is your first venture or your fifth, the right borrowing and growth opportunities can help bring your vision to life.

Meet the Innovation Economy team

Personal wealth planning

While your focus has been on building and growing your business, our experience with founders shows that the earlier you structure your personal wealth, the greater the long-term impact. Thoughtful planning can help support both the founder and the business—creating opportunities for diversification and greater efficiency over time.

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Business transition

Your story is as unique as the ambitions behind your business. A transition is no different—our advisors guide founders and shareholders through every outcome, whether passing the business to the next generation or pursuing a liquidity event such as a partial sale, full exit or IPO. For succession, we build a goals-based plan; for liquidity, we can connect you with our Corporate Bank so you can focus on what's next.

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Life after the transition

For clients we’ve supported through succession or a liquidity event, planning doesn’t stop at the point of handover. Post-transition decisions are integrated into a goals-based plan designed to support your personal wealth needs—today and for generations to come.

Guidance beyond the sale

Built on your innovation. Unlock the next stage of potential with specialist guidance.

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Hear from our founders and advisors

No one understands the founder journey like those living it. Hear from founders and advisors on scaling growth and planning personal wealth.

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Adam Newinski Co-Founder and managing partner, OTB ventures.

So I'm an entrepreneur turn investor. So I co-founded my first startup in 2000 during the internet bubble a great time. You know, it was something that we called the fintech. But in 2000, the word fintech was in existence and the bubble burst. We started to open physical outlets and exited successfully to G capital. I also co-founded a consumer bank in Ukraine with a friend of mine.

Basically, after spending quite a few years being a founder by myself and being also a corporate, I thought that I want to come back to be an entrepreneur, but in a different capacity to set up my own fund to confound OTP venture and to start working with founders and supporting the founders.

We focus on disruptive technologies. We focus on visionary founders doing really difficult tech. And we are particularly focused on three areas space and dual use and novel computing, NII, as well as robotics and physical AI.

We are looking for unique ideas and good geographic focus. But by far the most important thing is the the most important criteria is a unique founder founder that can take the company from zero to a great success, and desire just a handful of great personalities that can actually make it happen.

In OTB ventures. We are big believers of the sector of European resilience. We want to play an important role in it. We want to support startups and founders, building next generation European resilience companies and hopefully contribute to this trend over the next years.

We don't want to take the backseat. We don't want to be a background noise. We want to be an active investor. We understand our role. We are not the founders. The founders are at the driving seat, but we are here to support them and we are here to understand what their needs are, how we can potentially help them with growing their business, but also sometimes being an alter ego and being just a partner that can share experience and hopefully make together the success. We won't make a success without founder making a success.

JP Morgan is probably not only the largest financing institution in the world, but it's also an organization that understands very well business from different perspective, from the founders perspective, from the corporate perspective, from the deal perspective.

Being an entrepreneur, is having the vision and energy to move the mountains. The satisfaction, the energy that comes together, is just impossible to replicate. And it's close to nothing else that I can think of. And this is something that really excites me, and I hope to be doing this for the rest of my life.