Managing Partner · Founder, Tidal Ventures
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Tidal Ventures managing partner Grant McCarthy and Guy Kawasaki compare notes on luck, timing, founder qualities, early-stage mistakes, AI adoption and pitching, drawing on careers spanning Apple, Canva, Yahoo and Tidal.
Tidal Ventures promotes principal Georgina Turner to Partner, while the early-stage fund continues raising for its third seed fund and plans further team growth.
Tidal Ventures reflects on its investment in Hone, an agtech startup using spectroscopy for crop data, and how Grant McCarthy and Wendell Keuneman helped the founding team focus on its market.
Tidal Ventures' investment note explains why it backed FrankieOne from its 2019 seed and joined the KYC/AML platform's newly announced A$20 million Series A, co-led by Greycroft and Airtree Ventures.
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Tidal Ventures' Wave Makers profile of PredictHQ co-founder Campbell Brown recounts the firm's hands-on support before PredictHQ's Series A and B raises, its Auckland base, US expansion, and people-first culture.
A Tidal Ventures profile of portfolio company Bonjoro, recounting how founders Matt Barnett and Grant Dewar built the customer video platform and how Tidal invested at seed stage and supports its growth.
Tidal Ventures reflects on its early backing of shipping software company Shippit, recalling the Series A co-investment with Aura Ventures and the hands-on guidance partners gave founders Rob Hango-Zada and William On.
Tidal Ventures reflects on backing logistics software company Shippit from its 2017 seed round through its newly announced A$30 million Series B led by Tiger Global, crediting product-led growth and strong operating metrics.
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Sydney fulfilment software company Shippit raised $5.35 million from EVP, Tidal Ventures, Aura Ventures and OneVentures debt, while rival Temando was shut down by owner Neopost.