Home » Guillaume Echaudemaison: “Seventure is investing in a retail tech company that personalises customer relations on a large scale” Guillaume Echaudemaison: “Seventure is investing in a retail tech company that personalises customer relations on a large scale” Guillaume Echaudemaison is a Senior Investment Manager in the Digital team at venture capital firm Seventure Partners. Focusing on Series A funding, Seventure has notably supported SumUp and Talentsoft, and is rapidly expanding in the retail sector. Another investment in retail tech will soon be announced, the partner revealed to mind Retail. Through Sophie Baqué. Published on 18 April 2025 à 14h36 - Update on 23 July 2025 à 19h18 Resources What is the total amount of assets managed by Seventure Partners? Seventure Partners was founded in 1997 and our portfolio represents €1 billion in net commitments under management as of December 31, 2024. Since our inception, we have supported 300 companies, completed 150 exits and 30 I.P.O.s. We invest in two main areas of activity. These are life sciences (biotechnology, health & digital health, food, sport & wellness) across Europe, Asia and North America, and digital technologies (fintech, retail tech, cybersecurity) mainly in France and Germany. Our investor base includes major industrial leaders in Seventure’s sectors of activity, as well as family offices and founders we supported in the past. Our team has around 40 employees, including 16 investors and 10 venture partners, with offices in Paris, Berlin, London, Geneva and Basel. In the digital sector, at what stage do you invest and why? Our team of 5 people works in the early stages, with a focus on Series A,… Sophie Baqué angelsInvestment fundsprivate equityProperty and investorsSeventure Partners Read more Bijou Kurien, Retailers Association of India: "Investors' focus has shifted from sales growth to profitability" Cash & carry: Metro AG to delist from the Stock Exchange The major retail and e-commerce trends of 2025 Asda obtains a US$196-million loan to postpone debt maturities