AI Infrastructure. Aerospace. Energy. Robotics.
Four key industries driving the next industrial cycle.
01 — Our Purpose
The Mission
We back elite teams building the world's future infrastructure.
02 — Our Focus
Infrastructure First
We focus on the durable foundation beneath the AI application layer: compute, energy systems, and the stack that builds, trains, and deploys intelligent machines on the ground and in the air. We don't exclude software, but the applications we back will be in service of infrastructure.
These sectors reinforce one another. Compute drives energy demand; energy enables deployment; robotics and aerospace convert intelligence into real-world leverage.
03 — Our Approach
Where We Invest
Pre-Seed to Seed focus
We write $100K - $250K Pre-Seed and $500K - $1M Seed checks, partnering with founders at the stages when conviction matters most.
Technical defensibility
We prioritize companies with strong unit economics, lean operations, and technology that creates lasting competitive advantage.
Long-term demand
Our thesis centers on industries with structural tailwinds measured in decades, not quarters.
04 — Our Process
Underwriting Procedure
Qualify
Initial fit assessment
Connect
Founder meeting
Validate
GP / VP due diligence
Commit
Term negotiations
Close
Investment complete
05 — Our General Partner
Daniel Russell
Daniel delivers a rare combination of investment judgment, founder experience, operating expertise, and board leadership. He's built a business to 8-figure revenue, grown a team to 100, improved margins through AI-driven automation, and achieved his own successful exit.
A record-setting software salesperson and award-winning digital marketer, Daniel can materially accelerate go-to-market execution and revenue growth for portfolio companies.
An attorney and former Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Law, Economics & Policy, Daniel adds rigor, precision, and strong deal execution capability. With firsthand perspective as both a SaaS founder and longtime venture LP, he understands fundraising, incentives, reporting expectations, and fiduciary responsibilities from both sides of the table.
Operator depth. Transaction experience. Multidimensional judgment.