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Simeon Iheagwam

Investor

Managing Partner at NOEMIS Ventures

New York, New York

Writes $100K – $1M checks · typically $1M

About

Simeon Iheagwam, a Brooklyn-born, Nigerian-heritage solo-GP seed investor, self-funded a 10-company pilot with his life savings, showing unusual conviction, and applies an 8-factor leveraged-finance–inspired framework requiring all criteria.

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Invests in

AI & Machine LearningFintechMedia & EntertainmentSaaS

Experience

  1. NOEMIS VenturesFounder & Managing Partnercurrent2017 — presentNew York City Metropolitan Area
  2. Wells Fargo SecuritiesInvestment Banking Senior Associate2014 — 2017
  3. Wells Fargo SecuritiesSummer Associate2013Charlotte Area, North Carolina
  4. JPMorgan ChaseAssociate2010 — 2012
  5. JPMorgan ChaseFinance Associate2009 — 2010
  6. JPMorgan ChaseFinance Analyst2006 — 2009

Skills & more

Financial Analysis24Financial Modeling20Investment Banking8Microsoft Excel4Valuation4Corporate Finance5Leadership3Analysis26

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Simeon Iheagwam?
Simeon Iheagwam, a Brooklyn-born, Nigerian-heritage solo-GP seed investor, self-funded a 10-company pilot with his life savings, showing unusual conviction, and applies an 8-factor leveraged-finance–inspired framework requiring all criteria.
Where does Simeon Iheagwam work?
Simeon Iheagwam is Managing Partner at NOEMIS Ventures.
What does Simeon Iheagwam invest in?
Simeon Iheagwam invests in AI & Machine Learning, Fintech, Media & Entertainment, SaaS.
What check size does Simeon Iheagwam write?
Simeon Iheagwam typically writes checks of $100K – $1M.
Where did Simeon Iheagwam go to school?
Simeon Iheagwam studied at Cornell Johnson Graduate School of Management (Master of Business Administration (MBA)); Brooklyn College (BS, Business Management & Finance/Minor: Accounting).

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