Milo Camp Peavey Werner

Current roles
1
Investments attributed
0
Board seats
0
Form D directors and board-seat deals
As of · this person's identity; each section below carries its own date

What matters now

  1. Moved
    role ended

    Left The Engine Funds (General Partner) on 30 Mar 2026.

    A partner who moved takes relationships and deal flow to the next firm.

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Roles

1 current, 1 past
  • The Engine Accelerator, Inc. Partner
    Jan 1, 2022 to present · “Schedule A: Werner, Milo, Camp Peavey, PARTNER, since 01/2022, ownership NA, control person Y”
  • The Engine Funds General Partner
    Jun 1, 2023 to Mar 30, 2026 · “Schedule A: Werner, Milo, Camp Peavey, GENERAL PARTNER, since 06/2023, ownership NA, control person Y”

Investments attributed to this person

0
No investment attributed yet. Attribution needs a source naming this person on the deal: a quote, a board seat, a portfolio page credit.

Board seats and vehicles

0 boards, 0 vehicles
None on record.

Timeline

5 dated entries: events, attributed deals, board seats and role changes
  1. Mar 30, 2026
    Milo Camp Peavey Werner (General Partner) no longer on Schedule A of The Engine Funds
    Person left Inference The Engine Funds Form ADV
  2. Mar 30, 2026
    Left The Engine Funds as General Partner
    Role ended Fact The Engine Funds Form ADV
  3. Jun 1, 2023
    Joined The Engine Funds as General Partner
    Role began Fact The Engine Funds Form ADV
  4. Jan 1, 2022
    Milo Camp Peavey Werner joined Schedule A of The Engine Accelerator, Inc. as Partner
  5. Jan 1, 2022
    Joined The Engine Accelerator, Inc. as Partner

Record history

2 dated events on the change ledger, latest event first
  • Person left
    2026-03-30source on record
  • Person joined
    2022-01-01source on record

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