The Artemis Fund

Leslie Goldman Tepper, an opera singer‑turned‑attorney, turned 60 angel investments into venture capital and built an LP base half women by educating new female LPs one coffee at a time.

Stephanie Campbell, raised running her mother's salon systems, brings operator empathy and backs customer-focused founders while connecting angel, institutional and civic innovation deal flow through leadership across Houston.

Julie Pulda is a Principal at The Artemis Fund, where she invests in high-growth companies founded by underrepresented entrepreneurs. Previously, she served as Senior Impact Investment Manager at Ballentine Partners, building out their impact investing practice with emphasis on early-stage venture capital and emerging managers, with a focus on health equity, wealth-building, climate resilience, and access-focused technology solutions. She holds a Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy from The Fletcher School at Tufts University and a BSc in Biology from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and spent six years working with the UN Refugee Agency and UN Migration on refugee and asylum seeker programs in the Middle East.

Adrienne Mangual is Chief Financial Officer at The Artemis Fund. She has experience across corporate finance, treasury, debt, capital markets, and strategic planning.

Alisha Loos is the owner of CFO to Grow, a contract CFO services firm serving early and growth-stage startups. She previously spent ten years in FP&A management at Procter & Gamble before launching her advisory practice in 2018, working with founders and CEOs across industries including e-commerce, B2B SaaS, marketplaces, proptech, and childcare.

Co-founder of Mercury Fund who previously was CEO of Intermat and a principal at Genesis Park, and helped build Houston's innovation ecosystem including the Houston Angel Network and Houston Technology Center. He is an adjunct professor of entrepreneurial finance at Rice's Jones School of Business.

Georgine Muntz serves as board advisor at Visual Matrix and co-founder of the Hospitality Women's Innovation Council. Her background includes CEO and board director roles focused on operational improvement and revenue growth across multiple industries, alongside advisory work with investors and companies. She is an active investor in technology and supports women's leadership and ownership initiatives.

Jellaine Sison is the founder of JVA Solutions, a firm providing executive support, systems implementation, and workflow automation services to venture capitalists, real estate professionals, entrepreneurs, and small business owners. With over seven years of experience serving more than 20 clients, Sison's work focuses on streamlining operations, managing administrative functions, and implementing automation tools across platforms including Zapier, Notion, and Monday.com. The firm also offers specialized real estate virtual assistant services including CRM management, lead generation, and skip tracing.

Juliette Richert is a Principal at The Artemis Fund, where she sources investments across overlooked industries and focuses on supporting underrepresented founders. She previously held an operations role at Goodfynd, a business solutions provider for food trucks and mobile vendors, and hosts Female Founders + Friends Austin, a networking group for women entrepreneurs.

Rachel Mackey is Head of Marketing & Platform at The Artemis Fund, a seed-stage investor with offices in New York, Texas, Massachusetts, and Nevada that focuses on companies serving families, individuals, and businesses. Previously, she held the position of Head of Platform at OCA Ventures, where she developed the firm's platform strategy and co-founded V2:VC, a networking organization for emerging investment professionals in the Chicagoland area. She has also worked as a fractional marketer for venture capital firms, specializing in emerging manager support.