Pleasure to meet you.
CLAIRE TRACHET
Founding Partner
Claire Trachet is the Founding Partner of Trachet. Claire has closed dozens of transactions worth over US$20bn throughout her career, across startup fundraisings, M&A, IPOs, SPAC and debt financings
She began her career at Deutsche Bank in London, executing large-scale, cross-border M&A and financing transactions. An entrepreneur herself, Claire founded a Data & AI driven TravelTech company in 2016.
Claire founded Trachet in 2016 and has since led a team with 100+ successful transactions, enabling Founders and CEOs to create and realize value through exits, fundraisings, accelerated growth and transformational situations.
Achievements:
Claire holds an Executive Education Certificate from Columbia Business School, an MSc. in Corporate Finance and a Master's in Management from EDHEC Business School. She won the Women of the Future Award (Technology & Digital) in 2018.
Jamil
Cherkaoui
Senior Advisor
Jamil is an Advisor at Trachet. He has extensive experience advising companies on M&A and fundraising mainly in the tech sector, having worked on 15+ transactions for a total amount of €900m.
Prior to joining Trachet, Jamil worked at Torch Partners, Tomorrow Partners and the Private Equity team at Pictet.
Ignacio Sanchez
del Campo
Advisor
Ignacio is an Advisor at Trachet and an ACA-qualified Chartered Accountant (ICAEW). He has supported the execution of Saporo’s Series A financing and ongoing financial reporting.
Prior to joining Trachet, Ignacio spent over six years at PwC UK and PwC Spain. He also completed an internship at Auriga Capital, where he worked on M&A and alternative investment projects.
Anna
Stankova
Advisor
Anna is an Advisor at Trachet and an MEng graduate of the University of Oxford. She holds a CFI Certificate in Financial Modelling and has supported execution of A's Series A financing.
Prior to joining Trachet, Anna completed an internship at McKinsey & Company, where she worked on cost optimisation project and developed a performance-tracking tool.
