Working Lab Capital
Family officeWashington Β· Series A
Investment thesis
Working Lab Capital operates as a family holding company and incubator, partnering with companies, funds and management teams by providing flexible, bespoke capital. It launches its own investment strategies and platforms using a repeatable, broadly applicable framework intended to unlock long-term value. The firm collaborates with a network of single family offices, RIAs, ultra-high-net-worth individuals and multi-family offices to augment deal flow, expand investment capacity and deliver value-added relationships to its partners.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Investments Β· 2 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathAustin-based health software company behind Patient IO, an API-first platform for delivering mobile care plans to patients.
Austin, US
Colin Anawaty(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)Jason Bornhorst(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)
BoardKyle Armbrester(Director)
Co-investorsBullpen CapitalCrosslink CapitalDigital Currency GroupHaystackMercury FundSamsung Ventures+2 more
Washington, US
Jason Fudin(Executive Officer, Director)Bao Vuong(Executive Officer, Director)
BoardCasey Berman(Director)inJake Fingert(Director)in
Co-investorsCamber CreekHarbert Growth PartnersHighland Capital PartnersRise of the Rest Seed
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Working Lab Capital invest at?
- Working Lab Capital invests at the Series A stage.
- What sectors does Working Lab Capital focus on?
- Working Lab Capital focuses on Sector Agnostic.
- Where is Working Lab Capital located?
- Working Lab Capital is headquartered in Washington, US.
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