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Sergio Paluch
VC Investing in founders that don't fit the Silicon Valley mold | #immigrant
Sergio Paluch is a Managing Partner at Beta Boom, a pre-seed and seed venture capital fund he co-founded in 2017.12 He is an immigrant from a small town in southern Poland who settled in Chelsea, Massachusetts in the late 1980s.1 Paluch's experiences growing up in Chelsea, which was known for its high crime rate at the time, significantly influenced his career path and the creation of Beta Boom.1
Beta Boom focuses on investing in underrepresented founders from diverse backgrounds, particularly those building startups that solve problems for women and multicultural consumers.2 The fund looks beyond traditional Silicon Valley criteria, investing in founders with exceptional domain expertise, passion, and perseverance.3
Prior to Beta Boom, Paluch co-founded Boom Factor, a product innovation consultancy based in the San Francisco Bay Area, where he worked for over 11 years.2 He has experience leading product design and implementation for numerous clients, ranging from startups to Fortune 500 companies.2
Paluch is passionate about leveling the playing field for innovators and entrepreneurs who may lack connections or prestigious diplomas but are building impactful companies.1 Outside of work, he is an avid sports enthusiast, particularly fond of football (soccer), tennis, skiing, and road cycling.1
His LinkedIn username is sergiopaluch, as mentioned in the query.2
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😇 Who are the top women angel investors in America? Our team at Beta Boom crunched the numbers and came up with our own list, according to data, of the top female #AngelInvestors: https://lnkd.in/emYVDVUp
I'm most inspired by Cyan Banister who is an incredible self-made angel with an astounding portfolio; Kim Perell who is the top women angel investor according to the exit rate of her portfolio companies; and Julie McDermott who has the highest diversity investment rate in our study. But to be honest, all 23 women on our list are thoroughly inspiring!
#Founders, we truly hope that you find this list helpful. Please let me know how we can make it better, and be sure to share with your friends!
#femaleinvestors #womenintech
U.S. VC firms are sitting on $312B of dry powder as per Financial Times:
