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Mark Grace

Investor

Investment Principal at M13

New York, New York

Writes $4M – $7M checks · typically $5.5M

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About

Mark Grace is a principal at M13 and one of its earliest team members, focused on early-stage investments in AI applied to the physical world, fintech, and blockchain. He holds a BA in Business Economics from UCLA.

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Invests in

AI & Machine LearningClimate TechCrypto & Web3EnergyFintech

Investments

Investor

Althea InsuranceBaselayerDaylight EnergyNiuralSolana

Per the firm's website.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Mark Grace?
Mark Grace is a principal at M13 and one of its earliest team members, focused on early-stage investments in AI applied to the physical world, fintech, and blockchain. He holds a BA in Business Economics from UCLA.
Where does Mark Grace work?
Mark Grace is Investment Principal at M13.
What does Mark Grace invest in?
Mark Grace invests in AI & Machine Learning, Climate Tech, Crypto & Web3, Energy, Fintech.
What check size does Mark Grace write?
Mark Grace typically writes checks of $4M – $7M.
What companies has Mark Grace invested in?
Investments tracked here include Althea Insurance, Baselayer, Daylight Energy, Niural, Solana.

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