- I work with entrepreneurs to build market-dominating companies by especially helping them raise late-stage rounds from top-tier VCs like Sequoia, FoundersFund, Gsquared, Insight, Bessemer, TCV, TPG, Coatue as well as debt providers like Francisco Partners.
- I founded two companies and exited both successfully, invested personally in over 100 companies with several unicorns as a seed investor.
- My primary focus is world-class entrepreneurs with new categories of ideas with the possibility of massive scale. I am a Private Investor (Seed and Growth): Epic Games, Gorillas(now Getir), GrubMarket, Omaze, Kraken, Silicon Radar (sold to Indie Semiconductor), Kaladin.com, Mercury, Choco, Taulia.com (sold to SAP), AdoreMe.com (sold to Victoria Secret), Simplebet, Instabet/Betr, RemotelyHQ.com, Gordian Biotechnology, Cuentamono.com, Tellie, Instacarro, Voatz, Xpay, Beyond Meat, Wunderino, Oddscanner, Builder.ai, Rain.us, Mission Barns, Better Meat, Windmill, blobr.io, Rosotics, Ruby Robotics, The Neat Co(Neat Burger), Blobr, Betr.app, Gameclub (sold to TakeTwo), Block.green, lenco, www.joro.app/Commons, passes.com, Visual-Layer.com, Comet, Foundational, www.getweflow.com, Vega, Dkoda.xyz, Cloover Sustainability AB www.cloover.co, Haven (YC S23), unitary.ai, Kentauros Ai, and many other companies.
- Getting a reference through someone I know is the best way to get attention from me as an investor or in any other capacity.
Through my trackrecord as an investor and my network from business school (HBS), I receive great deals with great terms. Usually there is a well-known lead like Sequoia, Andreesen, Moore Capital, Coatue, Bessemer, or Tiger involved in the deal.
Focus is on the US, UK, Scandinavia, and Germany.
Anyone considering an investment in one of our syndicates should understand that these investments represent absolute risk, and there is a meaningful risk that they can lose all their money. There is no guarantee of a "soft landing" or acquisition if things do not go as planned. In addition, there is no guarantee that, even in a successful company, there will be opportunity for liquidity for the shares represented and an investor should be prepared to have their capital committed for ten years, or more without liquidity.