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Investing in exceptional Vertical SaaS, vAI, Fintech, and B2B Marketplace founders and companies at the pre-seed/seed stage typically with $5-15k checks along side other leading investors.60+ investments including: Customer.io, Mutiny, Scale AI, Owner, Yummy, Gorgias, Noibu, Demostack, Hone, Bezel, Nectar HR, DEUNA, Dreamfuel, Unbanked, RAD AI, Cortina, Magic, Sensate, Tuvis, Revero, Maybe, Medical 21, Cabinet Health, Upside, CareTaker Medical, Amper.xyz, Mathison, Enduring Ventures, Blackcart, Here, WorkRamp, Formation Labs, Sundial, Jetty, and more.

The GTMfund is an early-stage fund focused on B2B SaaS startups with product-market fit, some traction, and are ready for hyper-growth. GTMfund LPs are GTM Leaders that have been there, done that at companies like Salesforce, Okta, Tableau, Mulesoft, Zoom, Snowflake, Segment, ServiceNow, DocuSign, and many more.

The Stage 2 Capital Catalyst supports early stage B2B software companies in scaling their businesses by combining Venture Capital and Go-To-Market, empowering founders with hands-on coaching from an unrivaled network of go-to-market leaders.

The Council invest in founders who are reshaping outdated industries. The Council believes that when women deploy capital, they can meaningfully increase the inclusivity of products and workplaces, and ultimately our economy.

M25 is a venture capital investment firm targeting early-stage, tech-enabled startups in the Midwest. With investments in over 100 companies since 2015, we are one of the most active investors in the region.

MKT1 Capital is an early-stage fund, led by former marketing leaders Emily Kramer and Kathleen Estreich. MKT1 invests in Pre-Seed thru Series A B2B startups across industries and helps startups build marketing.

Ganas Ventures invests in pre-seed and seed Web 2 and Web 3 community-driven startups in the US and Latin America. ​​For more info, visit: www.ganas.vc

Outside VC is a pre-seed venture firm lead by Ethan Austin investing into outsider founders building a more equitable and just financial system. Writing $100K-$250K first checks into companies with the aim of lifting up 100M people to the middle class over the next decade.

The Sarah Smith Fund is a pre-seed/seed fund built on a thesis that early feedback for founder CEOs gives them a significant advantage to go the distance and create top performing companies. They write $100 - $250K+ collaborative checks into marketplaces, fintech, future of work, dev tools, and more.

CMO & founding team at Greenlight Guru, vertical SaaS for Medtech. Bootstrapped from $0 > $X0M ARR > $120M investment from JMI Equity, and 225+ employees with a culture consistently recognized as one of the best places to work in America.Built, scaled, and led many departments and teams over the years including marketing, sales development, growth, community & education, demand gen, RevOps, content, product marketing, strategy, etc. One of my final initiatives included leading a revamp of our corporate strategy and subsequent 8-figure international M&A deal. While always reporting directly to the CEO, I had the pleasure of serving four senior leaders who were leading 60+ talented gators across marketing, revenue operations, growth, and our Denmark business unit when I moved on.Grateful for all the amazing teammates, customers, and partners I got to experience this profound journey with and learn from over the years!

MedTech Innovator is the industry’s largest accelerator and global competition for medical device, digital health and diagnostic companies.

(Sold in June of 2014) Media and conference production company focused on startups and entrepreneurs “Everywhere Else”. Built a startup community of 10,000’s of entrepreneurs and investors passionate about building companies outside the coastal tech hubs.Forbes Magazine named our flagship Cincinnati event, “One of the Must-Attend Conferences for Entrepreneurs in 2013".

Jan-Aug (Cincinnati): Co-founder of Andtix, Brandery Accelerator Class of 2012-- Think FourSquare meets Groupon+VividSeats-- Accepted into the Brandery Accelerator, a top 10 nationally ranked program at the timeSept-Dec (Cincinnati): Director of Marketing at Impulcity, Brandery Class 2012-- Joined Brandery classmate, Impulcity's three person team, to lead marketing & growth after shutting down Antix-- Was a social-local-mobile app to help you answer the question, "What's going on in this city tonight?" -- Helped team raise $1.2M seed round after demo day from CincyTech Ventures-- Ultimately left to go start my next venture, Nibletz MediaJan-Sept (Bloomington, IN): Organizer of Startup Weekend-- Increased both # of entrepreneur participants & funding from sponsors by 100% YoY-- Sourced, cold called, & coordinated high profile speakers, mentors & judges-- Fun fact: Greenlight Guru's co-founder/CEO & first angel investor first met at this event as judgesJan-Mar (Silicon Valley): Social Media Coordinator at New Media Synergy -- Lead a team of three "social DJs" at multiple events in Silicon Valley that handled the live tweeting & interviewed founders, VCs & speakersApr-June (Chicago): Contributing Writer at Tech Cocktail Media -- Wrote feature stories & covered funding events on exciting startups in the midwest for, what was at the time, a leading and prominent online tech publicationJan-Dec (Multiple Cities):-- Put business school on hold my senior year to pursue a "Real World Startup MBA" after discovering the concept of "Tech Startups" at a conference in 2011 -- Goal was to learn as much as possible as fast as possible about startups, VC, & entrepreneurship by reading everything, attending events all over the country, networking, & ultimately by actually doing by co-founding a company that would get accepted into a top tier startup accelerator program (which ended up happening when Antix was accepted into the Brandery in July 2012)

Started an eBay + e-commerce reseller business while in high school. Grew it to $10,000+/mon in revenue with ~35% profit margin. Hired some friends along the way. Had a lot of fun. Learned a lot about running a business. Shut it down when I left for college (Didn't even know I could have probably sold it! See: left for business school :)