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Visible Hands

Boston, MA · Invests in US · Website

Pre-SeedSeedConsumer Apps & SocialB2B SaaSDeveloper ToolsFintechHealthcare & BiotechEnterprise SoftwareDeveloper Tools & InfrastructureHealthcare & Digital HealthFintech & Payments

Thesis

Exceptional founders from overlooked backgrounds (women, people of color, LGBTQ+) can build unicorns if given capital, support, and belief at the earliest stage. We invest before institutional bias catches up, capturing outsized returns while advancing founder diversity.

Likely not a fit for

We avoid founders who lack resilience, are not coachable, or cannot dedicate time to support programs. Sector-agnostic but require evidence of founder-market fit or MVP.

How they invest

Lead or follow
Usually leads
Typical decision
~1 month
Warm intro
Not required
Involvement
Takes a board seat
Fund status
Actively deploying
Assets under mgmt
$10.5M
Decision process
Partnership vote

Partners & team

5 contacts on file

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Daniel Acheampong

General PartnerGeneral Partner · Primary contact

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d•••@vi•••.vc

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Justin Kang

General PartnerGeneral Partner

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Yasmin Cruz Ferrine

General PartnerGeneral Partner

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Hannah Griffin

Platform & OpsDirector of Platform Strategy & Operations

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Kerry Ingram

Platform & OpsDirector of Brand & Marketing

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Visible Hands Research Investment Thesis Visible Hands is a mission-driven pre-seed venture capital fund focused on investing in visionary founders before the crowd recognizes their potential. The fund's core thesis addresses a critical market inefficiency: women and people of color receive less than 5% of venture capital funding. Rather than treating this as a pipeline problem, Visible Hands beli

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