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Prisidio is a technology company.
Prisidio develops a secure, cloud-based digital vault platform for individuals and families. Its core product enables centralized storage, organization, and trusted sharing of essential personal information and documents. The platform provides robust security and intuitive tools, acting as a virtual repository for critical life items, ensuring peace of mind and simplified access for users.
Founded in 2020 by Glenn Shimkus and Paul Koziarz, Prisidio leverages their extensive experience in online document management. CEO Glenn Shimkus, a serial entrepreneur, conceived the virtual vault to address the challenge families face in securely managing vital personal information. Their insight focused on creating an intuitive system for collecting, protecting, and sharing crucial documents.
Prisidio serves individuals and families streamlining personal data and important document management. The company’s vision is to be the definitive digital vault for life, offering unmatched security and organizational capabilities. It empowers users to control essential information, facilitating secure access and sharing, thereby simplifying administration and providing long-term digital peace of mind.
Prisidio has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round.
Prisidio has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Presidio is a leading global provider of digital services and solutions, specializing in software-defined cloud, collaboration, security, and IT infrastructure to drive customers' digital transformation.[1][3] It serves enterprises across industries like healthcare, education, government, and broadcasting—processing every US tax return, supporting 500+ hospitals, connecting 1 in 10 US college students, and synthesizing over 1 billion security events monthly—while offering agile, secure platforms with flexible financing.[1][3] With deep expertise in AI, cloud, and foundational IT, Presidio acts as a trusted partner for planning, designing, implementing, and managing technology lifecycles, earning awards like Cohesity’s FY25 North America Net-New Logo Partner of the Year and AWS Marketplace Channel Partner of the Year.[1][3]
Founded in New York in 2003, Presidio started as an IT solutions provider focused on small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), addressing full technology needs from planning to operations.[5][3] It grew through private equity ownership: American Securities invested in March 2011 and sold in February 2015; BC Partners acquired it in a $2.1 billion take-private deal in 2019, pivoting to cloud, software, cybersecurity, and M&A—including acquisitions like ArkPhire for European expansion and Coda for cloud growth—before selling to Clayton, Dubilier & Rice in April 2024.[2][5] This evolution transformed Presidio from a Nasdaq-listed firm (PSDO) into a global leader with over 6,660 customers and partnerships with Amazon, Microsoft, Cisco, and Dell.[5]
(Note: Presidio Technology Partners, a separate boutique investment bank focused on auto SaaS M&A, shares the name but operates distinctly as an advisory firm spun out by Bill Lamm and Katie Benson.[4])
Presidio rides the wave of digital transformation, particularly the shift to cloud, AI, cybersecurity, and hybrid IT amid rising demands for secure, agile infrastructure in a post-pandemic world.[1][3][5] Its timing aligns with explosive growth in cloud services—evidenced by AWS award wins and a pivot that accelerated margins and recurring revenue—fueled by market forces like cybersecurity threats (1B+ events/month) and AI adoption.[1][3] By enabling SMEs and enterprises to bridge legacy IT with automated futures, Presidio influences the ecosystem through M&A-driven expansion, vendor partnerships, and real-world scale (e.g., education, healthcare), solidifying US TMT services while entering Europe.[5]
Under new ownership by Clayton, Dubilier & Rice, Presidio is poised for accelerated M&A, AI integration, and global cloud dominance, building on its defensive growth in cybersecurity and software-defined solutions.[5] Trends like AI-driven security and edge computing will shape its path, potentially expanding recurring revenues further amid economic cycles. Its influence may evolve from US-centric IT integrator to a broader digital transformation powerhouse, consistently delivering outsized outcomes for clients navigating tech complexity—just as it has from tax systems to hospital lifelines.
Prisidio has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
Prisidio's investors include Rob Chesney, Human Capital, OCA Ventures, Riverwalk Capital Partners, Second Century Ventures, Tenaya Capital, UpHonest Capital, Abe Burns, Adrian Aoun, Origin Ventures.
Prisidio has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $3.0M Seed in April 2023.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 1, 2023 | $3.0M Seed | Rob Chesney | Human Capital, OCA Ventures, Riverwalk Capital Partners, Second Century Ventures, Tenaya Capital, UpHonest Capital, Abe Burns, Adrian Aoun, Origin Ventures |