Colle Capital Partners

Brad Jones is a Founding Partner of Redpoint Ventures, which he founded after serving as a general partner at Brentwood Venture Capital, which he joined in 1981. He focuses on technology opportunities in Southern California, with investment experience across biotechnology, communications, internet commerce and infrastructure, medical devices, semiconductors, software, and wireless. He holds A.B. and A.M. degrees from Harvard University and both an M.B.A. and J.D. from Stanford.

Department chair and Director of Perioperative Services at University of Pittsburgh Physicians/UPMC and a medtech entrepreneur; co-founder of Colle portfolio company Sensydia Corporation. Holds MD, PhD, and MBA degrees.

Founder of consulting firm Harwich Partners and former Managing Board member at the World Economic Forum; previously Acting Director of the US Department of Energy's ARPA-E. Holds a PhD in organic chemistry from MIT.

CEO of Concordium with broad executive experience across aviation, biotech, retail, automotive, and shipping; co-founder of Cashworks, Vice Chairman of Volvo Cars, and a director at IKEA.

UCLA professor and founder/co-director of the UCLA Wireless Health Institute with a background in sensor development at Ford and NASA JPL; co-founder of Colle portfolio company Sensydia Corporation.

Member of Colle Capital's investment team in New York, working with the founding partner to source and evaluate early-stage deals; previously interned at Morgan Stanley and was involved with BeReal during its early growth. Harvard economics graduate with a Duke Fuqua master's.

Leader of Doctor.com, a healthcare marketing automation platform backed by Colle Capital; previously a founding team member at KN Dimestore and early employee at Game Trust.

Three-time CEO and serial entrepreneur, founder of Baja Corporation, and corporate governance expert who has co-founded enterprise software companies across energy, healthcare, and networking.

Co-founder and managing director of Sternhill Associates, a Boston-area VC and consulting firm; former SVP, CTO and Chief Strategy Officer at Compaq involved in over seventy startups.

Co-founder and CEO of EnsoData, developer of Waveform AI for analyzing the human body to diagnose health conditions, with machine learning and AI research experience.

Christopher Wright is Chairman of EMAlternatives LLC, an emerging markets private equity asset management firm in Washington DC, and a director of Merifin Capital Group. He previously served as Head of Global Private Equity for Dresdner Kleinwort Capital and a Group Board Member of Dresdner Kleinwort until 2003, having joined Kleinwort Benson in 1978 and co-founded its first California office in 1981 before relocating to New York in 1986. He holds an M.A. from Oxford University and a Certified Diploma in Accounting and Finance from ACCA, and is a Foundation Fellow of Corpus Christi College, Oxford.

Doug Benowitz, a BlackRock Principles Award winner for predictive portfolio models, applies quantitative rigor and a Tae Kwon Do black belt to evaluating data-driven startups from enterprise software to agtech.

CEO of Frete.com, a mobile app connecting independent truckers with shipments from large brands; previously founded and sold Transportar Online.

CEO of The EarthShot Prize and former President of Nike Innovation Labs and Chief Sustainability Officer at Nike; board member of Oatly.

Operating executive with 30+ years of international management, M&A, and board experience; advisor to Generation Investment Management and Breakthrough Energy Ventures, and a director at Synopsys, Fortive, and Proterra.

Justin Newton is founder and CEO of Netki, an institutional-grade identity and compliance infrastructure platform for on-chain finance. With a career spanning internet infrastructure and digital assets, Newton has focused on blockchain adoption in finance for twelve years, including work on the Travel Rule and BIP 75 standards, deployment of digital asset infrastructure at national scale, and chairing the World Economic Forum's policy working group on privacy-preserving digital identity. At Netki, he develops real-time compliance monitoring systems designed to enable institutional participation in on-chain finance and real-world asset tokenization.

Founder and CEO of Vangst, the cannabis industry's leading recruiting platform backed by Colle and others; featured on the 2018 Forbes 30 Under 30 list.

CFO and CCO of Colle Capital, with the fund since inception; responsible for financial reporting and investor communications, with over 25 years of financial reporting experience in financial services.

CEO of ZeptoLab, a leading mobile game developer known for the Cut the Rope series, and a startup investor and entrepreneur.

Co-founder and CEO of SWVL, a mass transit platform; previously worked at Rocket Internet and Careem as a market launcher.

Nicholas Scavonne is Product & Growth lead at Clarify, an AI-native CRM company backed by Unusual Ventures, Gradient (Google's AI fund), and Madrona. Previously, he founded Seam AI, which was acquired by Clarify and incorporated into the Clarify Signals product offering. Scavonne has experience building B2B SaaS to seven-figure annual recurring revenue.

COO and co-founder of Syft, a flexible-work marketplace acquired by Indeed in 2019 and rebranded as Indeed Flex.

CEO and co-founder of Skopenow, providing scalable open-source intelligence for investigations across industries.

CTO of Neuron Factory, a large-scale construction platform; previously CPTO at PrimaryBid and an early engineer at Waymo, YouTube TV, and Google Glass.

Sophie Stenbeck, from Sweden's prominent Stenbeck family, is a New York early-stage VC and co-founder/general partner who, as anchor LP and advisor via family capital, applies a child-rights social-impact lens.

Founder and CEO of Hyliion, a provider of electrified powertrain solutions for commercial transportation that went public in 2020; named to Forbes 30 Under 30.

CFO of Swvl and a former investment banker at Moelis & Company and QInvest; CFA charterholder featured on Forbes Middle East 30 Under 30.

CEO and co-founder of Neuron Factory, a large-scale construction platform; former VP in Microsoft's Azure division leading AI infrastructure architecture and previously head of infrastructure at LinkedIn.