Stevenson Family Investment Limited Partnership

Stevenson Family Investment Limited Partnership is the Cambridge, Massachusetts single family office of Howard H. Stevenson, the Harvard Business School professor emeritus widely credited with building the school's academic study of entrepreneurship. Stevenson began teaching entrepreneurship at Harvard Business School in 1982 and held academic and leadership positions there until his retirement in 2011. The family's wealth traces to his business career: he was a founder and first president of the Baupost Group, which manages partnerships investing in liquid securities for wealthy families, and had grown Baupost assets to over $400 million when he resigned from active management. The office, run with an estimated $300M under management by a third-party assessment, oversees the family's capital, and Stevenson remains involved in the investment world, working with his son to manage it. His personal track record has centered on angel investing across a diversified portfolio of private enterprises.