TIGER 21
Angel networkNew York Β· 2 people tracked
Investment thesis
Lorine Pendleton focuses on investing in and advising women and diverse-led businesses to provide them equal access to financial, social, and human capital. She works through platforms like Pipeline Angels and Portfolia Funds to support growth-stage companies and entrepreneurs across enterprise software, consumer, data analytics, life sciences, and active aging sectors.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 6, 2026.
Team Β· 2 people
from the firm's website & public directories
Founder mafia
3 people who came through TIGER 21 went on to found or lead other companies.
What they invest in
from 1 of 5 portfolio companiesB2B Marketplaces Γ1Future of Work Γ1LegalTech Γ1
HQs:United StatesΓ1
Investments Β· 5 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathHireAnEsquire (HAE) is an online marketplace that connects law firms and corporate legal departments with vetted freelance legal professionals for contract engagements.
B2B MarketplacesFuture of WorkLegalTechPhiladelphia, US
Shapiro C. Julia(Executive Officer, Director)Julia Shapiro(Executive Director & Founder)Catherine Enck(Executive Officer)Elizabeth Fenton(Director)Frank Byrne(Director)Ram Jamunathan(Director)
Co-investors125 VenturesAstiaUlu Ventures
Frequently asked questions
- How many investments has TIGER 21 made?
- TIGER 21 has 5 tracked investments.
- What sectors does TIGER 21 focus on?
- TIGER 21 focuses on Sector Agnostic.
- Where is TIGER 21 located?
- TIGER 21 is headquartered in New York, US.
Media Β· Podcasts & interviews
featuring the teamHow I Got into TIGER 21 - Lorine Pendleton. #mastermind #entrepreneur - YouTube
Satovsky Asset Management, LLC Β· Lorine Pendleton
Lead a Group: Lorine Pendleton, TIGER 21 Chair - YouTube
TIGER 21 Β· Lorine Pendleton
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