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Philip Winter

Investor

Operating Partner at Start Codon · Entrepreneur in Residence at Cambridge Innovation Capital · Member at Cambridge Angels group · Member at Cambridge Capital Group

London Area, United Kingdom

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About

Philip Winter is a startup founder and investor who co-founded the hardware company Nebia, which was acquired by Brondell nine years later. He more recently led Supplant, a Cambridge biotech spin-out, serving as interim CEO through its 2025 acquisition. He is a general partner at Latitude Fund, previously worked as a deep tech investor at Creator Fund, and holds an MBA from the University of Cambridge and a B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania.

Invests in

Deep Tech

Experience

  1. Cambridge Innovation CapitalEntrepreneur in Residencecurrent2025 — presentCambridge, England, United Kingdom
  2. Latitude FundGeneral Partnercurrent2024 — present
  3. The Supplant CompanyInterim CEO2025Cambridge, England, United Kingdom
  4. The Supplant CompanyCOO2024 — 2025Cambridge, England, United Kingdom
  5. Founders at the University of CambridgeMentor2024 — 2025
  6. Creator FundInvestment Partner2022 — 2024Greater London, England, United Kingdom
  7. KickstarterMember of the Advisory Council2022 — 2023
  8. Brondell Inc.Board Observer2022 — 2023San Francisco, California, United States
  9. Nebia Inc. (acquired by Brondell)Co-Founder, CMO & President2019 — 2022San Francisco, CA
  10. Nebia Inc. (acquired by Brondell)Co-Founder & CEO2013 — 2019San Francisco, CA
  11. StartX.Winter 2016 cohort2016Palo Alto, California, United States
  12. Y CombinatorS152015Mountain View, California, United States
  13. Toilets for PeopleDirector of Strategic Partnerships (Advisory Role)2013 — 2014New York, NY
  14. EndeavorBusiness Analyst, Princeton-in-Latin America Fellow2013 — 2014Mexico City, Mexico
  15. Princeton in Latin America (PiLA)Fellow2013 — 2014Mexico City, Mexico
  16. Opportunity InternationalImpact Investing Intern2012 — 2013New York City Metropolitan Area
  17. Stavros Niarchos Foundation (SNF)Programs Department Intern2012Athens, Greece
  18. The Daily PennsylvanianCirculation Department2011Philadelphia, PA
  19. Rings End Lumber CompanySales and Inventory2010Darien, CT

Skills & more

Media RelationsSpanish20Entrepreneurship35Business Development17Strategy22International Relations9Research9Program Management6Analysis7International Development3Nonprofits6Strategic Partnerships11
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Languages English · Spanish

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Philip Winter?
Philip Winter is a startup founder and investor who co-founded the hardware company Nebia, which was acquired by Brondell nine years later. He more recently led Supplant, a Cambridge biotech spin-out, serving as interim CEO through its 2025 acquisition. He is a general partner at Latitude Fund, previously worked as a deep tech investor at Creator Fund, and holds an MBA from the University of Cambridge and a B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania.
Where does Philip Winter work?
Philip Winter is Operating Partner at Start Codon.
What does Philip Winter invest in?
Philip Winter invests in Deep Tech.
Where did Philip Winter go to school?
Philip Winter studied at University of Cambridge (Master of Business Administration - MBA); University of Pennsylvania (B.A., International Relations · History & Development Concentration); The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) (Summer program "Development in the International Political Economy").

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