I am pleased to announce that GTMfund has raised an oversubscribed Fund II of $54M.
Since the beginning, our thesis has been simple: for the best founders in the world, capital is a commodity. They get to choose who is on their cap table and what partners they work with. It’s the power law of venture. Our singular focus at GTMfund is delivering a value proposition that attracts the top 1% of founders.
Software is becoming easier to build, faster, and with less resources.
Go-to-market is one of the few remaining moats. This was the foundation that GTMfund was built upon. The smartest, most driven and ambitious founders in software crave go-to-market support.
We have been hearing this from founders for years. When we ask what their biggest priorities are when building the cap table, we almost always hear “funds that support distribution” as number one.This notion has also now become mainstream.
It's why GTMfund exists. It’s why we raised this fund.
With Fund II, we’re doubling down this support for early-stage founders at the pre-seed, seed, and Series A stages. This is our first institutional fund, after Fund I was almost solely made up of GTM leaders.
This raise marks a pivotal moment for our firm, which I’m proud to have built beside my partners Scott Barker and Paul Irving and our amazing team.
We would like to thank the founders we’re privileged to work with every day, and our Limited Partners that have placed their trust in us and are a massive part of the journey. None of this is possible without their support.
More details in this TechCrunch article.
I am pleased to announce that GTMfund has raised an oversubscribed Fund II of $54M.
Since the beginning, our thesis has been simple: for the best founders in the world, capital is a commodity. They get to choose who is on their cap table and what partners they work with. It’s the power law of venture. Our singular focus at GTMfund is delivering a value proposition that attracts the top 1% of founders.
Software is becoming easier to build, faster, and with less resources.
Go-to-market is one of the few remaining moats. This was the foundation that GTMfund was built upon. The smartest, most driven and ambitious founders in software crave go-to-market support.
We have been hearing this from founders for years. When we ask what their biggest priorities are when building the cap table, we almost always hear “funds that support distribution” as number one.This notion has also now become mainstream.
It's why GTMfund exists. It’s why we raised this fund.
With Fund II, we’re doubling down this support for early-stage founders at the pre-seed, seed, and Series A stages. This is our first institutional fund, after Fund I was almost solely made up of GTM leaders.
This raise marks a pivotal moment for our firm, which I’m proud to have built beside my partners Scott Barker and Paul Irving and our amazing team.
We would like to thank the founders we’re privileged to work with every day, and our Limited Partners that have placed their trust in us and are a massive part of the journey. None of this is possible without their support.
More details in this TechCrunch article.
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