Tino Mittelmeier

Chief Financial Officer Parloa

Last Reviewed: September 27, 2026

Executive Summary

Tino Mittelmeier is Chief Financial Officer of Parloa, the company behind an AI agent management platform that lets enterprises design, deploy and run conversational AI agents in customer service. Parloa, founded by Malte Kosub and Stefan Ostwald and now headquartered in New York with offices in Berlin and Munich, raised a $350 million Series D led by General Catalyst at a $3 billion valuation in January 2026. Mittelmeier came to the role from German start-up finance and management: he was CFO of the website analysis company Ryte and then co-CEO of the Munich sports-technology company Lymb.io. Before any of that, he was a competitive sailor in the German national team.

Career Highlights

• Chief Financial Officer of Parloa, named on the company’s leadership team alongside co-founders Malte Kosub and Stefan Ostwald.
• Leads finance at Parloa, which announced a $350M Series D at a $3 billion valuation on 15 January 2026.
• Became co-CEO of Lymb.io in October 2021, running the company with founder Markos Aristides Kern.
• Previously CFO of Ryte, the website analysis software company.
• Earlier worked at Little Bird, Porsche Consulting Group and Siemens, and advised several start-ups.
• Member of the German national sailing team from 2001 to 2008 and three-time German champion.

Professional Journey

Mittelmeier trained as an industrial engineer. His employers before 2021 included Siemens, the Porsche Consulting Group and Little Bird, which publicly described him as its CFO. Immediately before Lymb.io he was CFO of Ryte, the website analysis software company. He has also advised several start-ups.

In October 2021 he moved from finance into general management. He became co-CEO of Lymb.io, a Munich sports-technology company founded in 2016 as “Fun with balls”, which had built interactive play walls for sports facilities, schools, hotels and shopping centres. The pandemic had wiped out that business-to-business market, and Lymb.io was changing course to sell its game console to consumers. Mittelmeier ran the company alongside founder Markos Aristides Kern, saying he looked forward to driving its mission of “making sport, health and fitness more fun for everyone”.

He is now Chief Financial Officer of Parloa. The company builds an AI agent management platform for customer experience. Its selling point is conversational AI that enterprises can design and deploy without heavy coding. Parloa has grown quickly. Its January 2026 Series D raised $350 million led by General Catalyst, with EQT Ventures, Altimeter Capital, Durable Capital Partners and Mosaic Ventures also taking part, and valued the company at $3 billion. Parloa has made New York its headquarters while keeping offices in Berlin and Munich. The date he joined Parloa has not been published.

Outside business, Mittelmeier was a competitive sailor. He was part of the German national sailing team from 2001 to 2008 and won the German championship three times.

Education

Mittelmeier is described as an industrial engineer. No first-party or press source naming his university or degree was found.