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Tomasz Koscielniak

Investor

Associate at SMOK Ventures

Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland

About

Tomasz Koscielniak is an economics graduate who founded the Solid Portfolio newsletter for individual investors. He was an early employee at the Polish scale-up Talkin' Things, where he handled business and financial responsibilities, and is an alumnus of the Lesław A. Paga Foundation.

Contact· self-published, not guessed

Invests in

AI & Machine LearningFintechGaming

Experience

  1. SMOK VenturesInvestment Associatecurrent2024 — present
  2. SMOK VenturesInvestment Analyst2021 — 2023
  3. Solid PortfolioNewsletter Authorcurrent2021 — present
  4. Proteine ResourcesFounder's Associatecurrent2024 — present
  5. Talkin'​ ThingsFounder's Associate2020 — 2022Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland
  6. Bragiel BrothersInvestment Analyst2020 — 2021

Skills & more

Languages English · Polish

From Tomasz's professional profile.

Investments

Led

JuoLifesimSlicker

Per the firm's website.

Colleagues at SMOK Ventures

Frequently asked questions

Who is Tomasz Koscielniak?
Tomasz Koscielniak is an economics graduate who founded the Solid Portfolio newsletter for individual investors. He was an early employee at the Polish scale-up Talkin' Things, where he handled business and financial responsibilities, and is an alumnus of the Lesław A. Paga Foundation.
Where does Tomasz Koscielniak work?
Tomasz Koscielniak is Associate at SMOK Ventures.
What does Tomasz Koscielniak invest in?
Tomasz Koscielniak invests in AI & Machine Learning, Fintech, Gaming.
What companies has Tomasz Koscielniak invested in?
Investments tracked here include Juo, Lifesim, Slicker.
Where did Tomasz Koscielniak go to school?
Tomasz Koscielniak studied at SGH Warsaw School of Economics (Master's degree, E-business); Fundacja im. Lesława A. Pagi (Academy of Capital Market Leaders, edition XVII); Krakow University of Economics (Bachelor's degree, Economics).
Does Tomasz Koscielniak lead rounds?
Yes — Tomasz Koscielniak has led 3 tracked investments.

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