Fundraising FoxBridgeLane Group
Family officeSeed–Series A · 1 people tracked
Also known as BridgeLane
Find your way into BridgeLane Group
Sign up to see every warm intro you have to BridgeLane Group
- Paths you didn't know you had: your email and LinkedIn already hold routes to the BridgeLane Group team. We find them for you
- 2nd- and 3rd-degree connections: the friend-of-a-friend routes that take hours to manually find through your inbox or LinkedIn
- Answers now, not in days: momentum is everything in a raise. Skip asking around whether someone knows someone
Days of research, done the moment you sign in, with every route ranked by how warm it is.
Investment thesis
BridgeLane is a single family office focused on sustainable innovation and capital growth across a range of asset classes.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Team · 1 people
from curated
General Partner and Co-Founder of Side Stage Ventures with over 18 years of investing experience across venture, agriculture, real estate, and equity markets. His VC track record includes backing Go1, Airtasker, and amaysim, and he co-founded Tank Stream Ventures.
What they invest in
from 1 of 1 portfolio companiesFintech ×1PropTech ×1
HQs:Australia×1
Investments · 1 tracked
founders shown can be your intro path
Futurerent lets Australian property investors access up to $100,000 of equity per investment property within two business days, without taking out a loan or altering their mortgage.
FintechPropTech
Godfrey Dinh(Founder)inAlvin Singhin
Co-investorsOIF VenturesOur Innovation FundPartners for GrowthREACH Australia and New ZealandSecond Century Ventures
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does BridgeLane Group invest at?
- BridgeLane Group invests at the Seed, Series A stages.
Images
Similar investors
4DI Ventures was co-founded by repeat tech operator and ESET Southern Africa founder Justin Stanford, giving it unusually deep cybersecurity and software operating experience rather than a purely financial background, and originated from Stanford's own angel-investing experiments that directly led to both the firm's creation and the launch of the Silicon Cape Initiative. The firm explicitly describes its style as "nurture capital" with intensive, hands-on engagement, and Stanford is vocal about avoiding the "unicorn at all costs" mentality in African tech, instead emphasizing sustainable market readiness and fundamentals in a more conservative, durability-focused investment approach.
83North is a global venture capital firm that invests in and helps entrepreneurs build large, category-defining companies, backing startups across multiple stages and sectors.
8VC is a venture capital firm investing across logistics, life sciences, healthcare, IT infrastructure, and government/defense, guided by its Smart Enterprise thesis focused on data integration and platform network effects.
ACT Venture Capital is an independent Irish venture capital firm that invests €1 million to €15 million in growth-stage private companies, with capacity for larger commitments through syndicated rounds.
Accel is a venture capital firm that partners with exceptional teams, positioning itself as a first partner to founders globally.