Livonia Partners

Helping a pan-Baltic leader tell a stronger story to European LPs

Livonia Partners Fund III cover image featuring executives, modern architecture, industrial construction, sustainability, and leisure, representing private equity portfolio diversity.

In private equity, your pitch book is more than a presentation. It’s a first impression, a positioning tool, and a statement of intent. For Livonia Partners, preparing to raise Fund III, the goal was clear: create a deck that reflected the firm’s maturity and regional leadership, one that could confidently compete in the European fundraising landscape.

Our role

Pitch book design
PowerPoint template creation

Location

Tallinn
Riga
Vilnius

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The Challenge

With over a decade of experience and a growing portfolio across the Baltics, Livonia Partners had the credibility and performance LPs look for. But their presentation materials told a different story.

The Fund II deck, designed before the firm’s rebrand, had grown outdated, heavy on corporate blue and light on energy. Since then, Livonia had introduced a vibrant new identity, a beautiful website, and fresh collateral like an ESG report. Visually, they were headed in the right direction. But their investor presentation lagged behind. The firm needed a deck that matched their growth, reflected their brand, and crucially, felt credible to sophisticated European LPs.

From the outset, Partner Kaido Veske set a high bar: “I’m a strong believer in great design. It’s really important to me that it doesn’t just look good, but that it feels right and performs.”

Presentation slides from Livonia Partners Fund II, featuring team profiles, investment evolution timeline, and international sales map with conservative corporate layout.
Redesigned Livonia Partners Fund III case study presentation with updated team visuals, modern graphics, brand colors, portfolio highlights, and geographic investment strategy map.

The solution

Despite Livonia having an established brand system, we kicked off with a Design Workshop, a step we believe makes all the difference. It allowed us to listen deeply, push creatively, and translate the firm’s ambition into two distinct design directions. That’s our superpower: turning any brief, however defined, into a vision of what’s possible.

The selected direction built on the strength of Livonia’s identity while sharpening it for investor communications. A refined type system (GT Alpina, DM Sans, Ingram Mono) brought structure and warmth, while a Baltic-inflected palette, deep green, surf blue, moss, and ochre, added energy and focus. Blue elements highlighted Livonia’s technology exposure, while golden tones marked their consumer-linked investments.

We redesigned 35+ slides around a clean narrative arc: Strategy, Track Record, Value Creation, ESG, and Market Position. Charts and maps were reimagined for clarity. Portfolio visuals were structured by sector and year. Team slides introduced human warmth without sacrificing professionalism.

The new design system combined precision with personality and finally gave Livonia the credible, beautifully executed deck their brand deserved.

Set of Livonia Partners Fund III case study cover designs in various color themes, each featuring curated investment imagery reflecting diverse sectors and portfolio highlights.
Livonia Partners brand slide featuring GT Alpina Condensed typeface for large headlines, with messaging highlighting business development experience and entrepreneurial value.
Livonia Partners brand slide showcasing DM Sans typeface for small headlines, numbers, and body text, with mission statement on investing in Baltic-region companies.
Livonia Partners Fund III management and investment committee team photo with names, roles, and office locations in Riga, Vilnius, and Tallinn.
Selection of Livonia Partners Fund III presentation slides showcasing investment strategy, Baltic market growth, company revenue distribution, value creation, and portfolio evolution.

The Outcome

The resulting pitch book now matches the caliber of Livonia’s strategy and investor dialogue. It reflects the firm’s transformation and makes their message easier to absorb, easier to trust, and easier to remember.

Beyond a successful Fund III launch, Livonia now has a robust visual system in place for future communications and a template that scales with them.

Kaido Veske

We’re happy with the final product and appreciated all the hard and timely work. We'll certainly be working together again.

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Project credits

Design & Template System Ajust Design

Content Livonia Partners

Photography Jake Farra

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