Co-Founder at Y Combinator
We originally set out to build an angel investment firm that invested small amounts of capital into early-stage founders using standardized legal paperwork. We organized the first batch over the summer as an alternative to corporate internships for college students, discovering that cohort-based investing accelerated both investor learning and founder progress.
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