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Jarrid Tingle
Managing Partner at Harlem Capital
Jarrid Tingle is the Co-Founder and Managing Partner at Harlem Capital, an early-stage venture capital firm established in 2015. The firm focuses on investing in diverse founders, with a mission to support 1,000 entrepreneurs over the next 20 years. Harlem Capital currently manages a $40 million fund and has backed numerous companies, including Workchew and Wellory, among others.12
Education and Background
Tingle holds a Bachelor of Science in Economics with a concentration in Finance from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, where he graduated cum laude. He was actively involved in leadership roles, including serving as the President of the Black Wharton Undergraduate Association. He later earned an MBA with High Distinction from Harvard Business School, where he was recognized as a Baker Scholar.12
Career Path
Before co-founding Harlem Capital, Tingle worked as a Private Equity Investment Professional at ICV Partners and as an Investment Banker in the Global Technology, Media & Telecommunications group at Deutsche Bank. His experience in both private equity and investment banking has equipped him with the skills necessary to identify and support promising startups.13
Achievements
Tingle has received several accolades for his contributions to the venture capital field, including being named in Forbes' 30 Under 30 list in 2019 and recognized by EBONY as part of their Power 100 in the same year. He has also been involved in initiatives to promote diversity within the tech and venture capital industries.12
Highlights
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Harlem Capital started as a group of 25-year old friends writing $25k checks into start-ups.
Now, Harlem Capital is a $174M AUM firm with 2 funds and over 60 portfolio companies.
We wanted to measure our overall impact over the last 5+ years, so we analyzed the data 👇
The results are astonishing!
Portfolio Impact:
- 384+ jobs created by HCP portcos (36% identify as people of color (POC) and 35% as women)
- 114 total management positions created (44% held by POC and 36% held by women)
Capital Impact:
- 3% of all Black & Latino (B&L) seed capital raised was HCP checks and 6% were HCP-led syndicates
- 15% of all Black seed deal volume ($) was HCP-led syndicates
Intern Program Impact:
- 9% of all Black & Latino investors in the ecosystem are HCP intern alums
- 2% of all Black & Latino checkwriters in VC are HCP intern alums
Our analysis has overwhelmingly revealed that Harlem Capital is both a market maker and mover in the diversity investing ecosystem.
We can’t wait to continue our efforts impacting the ecosystem, doubling down on what we like to call, the Harlem Capital Effect.
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