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Rob Moffat
Investor at TreasurySpring and Partner at Balderton Capital
Rob Moffat is a prominent figure in the venture capital landscape, currently serving as Co-Founder and Investment Partner at InReach Ventures, a venture capital firm known for its software-driven investment approach. He has a strong background in technology investments, particularly in sectors such as fintech, insurtech, marketplaces, and gaming.
Professional Background
Before co-founding InReach Ventures, Moffat was a partner at Balderton Capital, where he joined in 2009 and was promoted to partner in 2015. During his tenure at Balderton, he focused on investments in European tech companies and held various board positions across multiple portfolio companies, including Carwow, Zego, and Cleo.13 His previous experience includes a managerial role at Google, where he worked in the European Strategy and Operations team, and several years in strategy consulting at Bain & Company.23
Education
Moffat holds an MBA from INSEAD and a Master's degree in Statistics from the University of Cambridge, which complement his analytical skills in evaluating investment opportunities.34
Current Role
At InReach Ventures, Moffat continues to leverage his expertise to identify and support early-stage startups, focusing on harnessing artificial intelligence to enhance venture capital processes.45 His work is characterized by a commitment to fostering innovation in technology and finance, making him a significant player in the European venture capital scene.
Highlights
Sometimes sticking around in VC for a long time pays off.... "I first met Adriaan the CEO of Qargo back in 2017, to discuss his prior company OTA Insight. We were really impressed by his rapid no-BS approach to building a great product and business, and by what he and Joeri achieved as young first-time founders". Also investing alongside impressive angels and VCs who have been doing this even longer. Great article by Zoe Mohl on our investment in Qargo TMS Adriaan Coppens Joeri De Turck Sander De Wilde
Love the illustration of what T3D2 actually means in real numbers (hint - it is very punchy even if you start from a low base) and an alternative framework to think about growth targets

