Solo-GP, conviction-driven seed investor where Ullas Naik applies 25+ years’ crossover experience and extends intensive early operational support, structured tools, and candid guidance to support outlier founders scale. Through targeted capital deployment, the fund plays an active role in the startup ecosystem.
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Acts as a VC and venture studio—co-founds emerging ventures with 25–30% of capital, assembles top‑1% specialists, and builds national‑capability defense, industrials, and bio‑infrastructure companies with corporate partners. The firm continues to build its presence across the venture capital landscape.
Venture studio and fund that co‑incubates with LifePoint executives, giving startup ventures direct access to a $50B+ health system for pilot deployment, real‑world validation, and underserved population focus. Through targeted capital deployment, the fund plays an active role in the startup ecosystem.
Leads seed, doubles down at Series A, and incubates emerging ventures; an unusually operator-heavy founding team (Eventbrite founder, ex-Uber finance head, ex-Coatue investor) features hands-on operational, finance, and growth support. With a disciplined investment approach, the team drives value for both founders and investors.
Nascent-stage investor combining venture and advisory services, focusing on embedded finance, infrastructure and B2B financial plumbing, and providing an ecosystem platform plus the Female Innovators Lab for women-founded fintechs. The firm continues to build its presence across the venture capital landscape.
Invests at idea/inception stage before pre-seed—often pre-company—focused exclusively on developer-first enterprise infrastructure, acting as a cofounder-like partner and running programs that train early founders in bottoms-up growth. With a disciplined investment approach, the team drives value for both founders and investors.
Series B investor (~$15M checks) acting as venture coaches—former Twitter, Google, and Facebook execs who avoid board seats and support founders build sales organizations and revenue operations. The firm continues to build its presence across the venture capital landscape.
