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Loren Straub

Investor

General Partner at Bowery Capital · Board director at Paladin Cloud · Board director at Automated Fruit Scouting Inc. · Board director at Allspice

San Francisco, California

Writes $1M – $5M checks · typically $1.5M

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Ayaan PatelunlockedLoren: together at Bowery Capital (2021–2022)
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About

Loren Straub rose internally after leaving investment banking, focuses on B2B marketplaces/supply‑chain tech, co‑compiled a marketplace knowledgebase, connects NY–SF ecosystems and sits on Stork Club's board after freezing her eggs.

Invests in

Data & InfrastructureEnterprise SoftwareFintechHR TechSaaS

Board director at Paladin Cloud

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Co-founders at Paladin Cloud

DDDaniel Deeney
Daniel DeeneyExecutive Officer, Director

Board director at Automated Fruit Scouting Inc.

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Co-founders at Automated Fruit Scouting Inc.

MK
Matthew KingExecutive Officer, Director, Promoter

Board director at Allspice

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Co-founders at Allspice

KDKyle Dumont
Kyle DumontExecutive Officer, Director

Experience

  1. Bowery CapitalGeneral Partnercurrent2016 — presentSan Francisco Bay Area
  2. Goldman SachsTMT Investment Banking Associate2015 — 2016Greater New York City Area
  3. Goldman SachsTMT Investment Banking Analyst2013 — 2015san francisco bay area
  4. GrouponCorporate Finance2011 — 2013Greater Chicago Area
  5. ActivisionInvestor Relations Analyst2009 — 2011
  6. ConeBrand Marketing Intern2008
  7. ISMMedia Relations Intern2008

Skills & more

  • Inbound Certification — HubSpot

From Loren's professional profile.

Deals · 5

ePalletBoard seat

via Bowery Capital · filed Jul 2024 · $3M raise

QuotebeamBoard seat

via Bowery Capital · filed Aug 2022 · $3.6M raise

Paladin CloudBoard seat

via Bowery Capital · filed Apr 2022 · $3.3M raise

Oncue EnterprisesBoard seat

via Bowery Capital · filed Dec 2020 · $10M raise

Supply ShiftBoard seat

via Bowery Capital · filed Jul 2020 · $7M raise

Attribution from SEC filings, press coverage, and firm rosters.

Other disclosed investments

Board seats

AllspiceKlir

Investor

Atrium LTSBlock Six AnalyticsFruitScoutIncentivInterPrice TechnologiesLumianPerformicaReibusRulebaseSelfie NetworksStork Club

Sources: SEC Form D filings · curated public sources.

Colleagues at Bowery Capital

Network1

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Loren Straub?
Loren Straub rose internally after leaving investment banking, focuses on B2B marketplaces/supply‑chain tech, co‑compiled a marketplace knowledgebase, connects NY–SF ecosystems and sits on Stork Club's board after freezing her eggs.
Where does Loren Straub work?
Loren Straub is General Partner at Bowery Capital and Board director at Paladin Cloud and Board director at Automated Fruit Scouting Inc. and Board director at Allspice.
What does Loren Straub invest in?
Loren Straub invests in Data & Infrastructure, Enterprise Software, Fintech, HR Tech, SaaS.
What check size does Loren Straub write?
Loren Straub typically writes checks of $1M – $5M.
What boards does Loren Straub sit on?
Loren Straub holds tracked board seats at Allspice, ePallet, Klir, Oncue Enterprises, Paladin Cloud, Quotebeam, Supply Shift.
What companies has Loren Straub invested in?
Investments tracked here include Atrium LTS, Block Six Analytics, ePallet, FruitScout, Incentiv, InterPrice Technologies, Lumian, Paladin Cloud, Performica, Reibus, Rulebase, Selfie Networks, and 1 more.
Where did Loren Straub go to school?
Loren Straub studied at Boston University (Communication, Business).

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