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Jack Mattei

Investment Team
New York City
Joined Battery in 2021
Focus Areas: Application Software, Consumer, Infrastructure Software
Jack focuses on early- and growth-stage companies across sectors and focus areas within the firm.
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Jack Mattei is an analyst who focuses on early- and growth-stage companies across sectors and focus areas within the firm. He joined Battery full-time after participating in the firm’s 2020 summer internship program.

Prior to Battery, Jack worked as a summer analyst at Silvercrest Asset Management in New York for the equity-research and fixed-income teams. Before that, he was an investment-banking summer analyst at Schneider Downs Corporate Finance in Pittsburgh.

Jack graduated with a BA in history with a U.S. concentration from Yale University where he played on the men’s varsity lacrosse team.

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