Kristian Andersen

Indianapolis, Indiana

Writes $500K – $5M checks · typically $2.5M

About

Kristian Andersen is a co-founder and partner at High Alpha, a venture firm focused on launching, investing in, and scaling enterprise technology companies. Before High Alpha, he founded Studio Science, a design and innovation consultancy that he sold to private equity in 2019, and co-founded Gravity Ventures, a seed-stage fund. He has co-founded several software companies, including Octiv, Lessonly, Visible, and Pathagility, and works as an active angel investor. He also serves on corporate boards and is involved in philanthropic and nonprofit work.

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Kristian @kristianindy

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Jul 31, 2026

Kristian @kristianindy

So grateful for the role @IBJnews plays in the Indianapolis business community, by highlighting the stories of so many special individuals working to make a difference in our state. Congrats to all the honorees and in particular my business partners @ScottDorsey and https://t.co/QhMUY0oe9W

Jul 31, 2026 · ♥ 3 · ⇄ 1

Kristian @kristianindy

It's a sad day, as @DouthatNYT is leaving the The New York Times to join “60 Minutes”. I'm hoping he keeps some version of his podcast "Interesting Times" going and that the Times can find someone to fill his shoes.

Jul 31, 2026 · ♥ 1

Beyond investing

Founded: Founded Studio Science, a design and innovation consultancy that he sold to private equity in 2019. Co-founded Gravity Ventures, a seed-stage venture fund. Co-founded several software companies, including Octiv, Lessonly, Visible, and Pathagility.
Boards: Serves on several corporate boards.
Charities: Involved in a number of philanthropic and nonprofit endeavors.
Communities: Prioritizes his faith.
Hobbies: Enjoys design, conservation, and a variety of outdoor pursuits.
Family: Married to Brandi for 24 years. Has six children.

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