Mos

Focused on early-stage and growth-stage companies.

Helps the daring build legendary companies, from idea to IPO and beyond.

Venture studio and VC Fund founded by Uber co-founder Garrett Camp to support early-stage startups through expertise, access, and funding.

Multi-stage venture fund led by Laurene Powell Jobs and focused on accelerating the growth of companies positively impacting the world

Moving Capital is a venture capital firm backed by early employees of Uber and other decacorn startups.

Aims to generate world-class investment returns over the long term in a way that makes our partners and portfolio companies proud, as they build a unique, global investment platform.

Partners with companies and founders trying to change the world, who want to upend paradigms, not just chase incremental progress. Over the past two decades, Lux has expanded from their New York City roots to Silicon Valley, and built a $4 billion AUM firm of more than 30 full-time professionals, with a wide spectrum of technical backgrounds and the versatility to invest at any stage.

$12.5M fund that backs early stage companies with capital and expertise from active founders and operators

Always interested to speak with ambitious founders solving the worlds most meaningful problems. On the lookout for: Grit and determination. They’re intangibles that I seek out in those I like to spend time with. You can have this without big logos or big brands on your CV. This creates a lot of opportunity here in the EU with so many ecosystems and centers for excellence.

Seed and early stage investor in Ironclad, Maven Clinic, Wonolo, Mos.com, Otter, Newness, The Wing, Pace Group. Jess is also a founding member of All Raise, a non-profit dedicated to improving diversity in the tech industry.

Deena Shakir is a Partner at Lux Capital, where she invests in transformative technologies improving lives and livelihoods. Her investments span stages and sectors, and include women’s health (Maven Clinic, Alife, Gameto, Adyn), digital health infrastructure (SteadyMD, H1, AllStripes, Everly Health), health equity (Waymark, Galileo, Miga), foodtech (Shiru), and fintech (Mos, Ramp, Neo.tax). Above all, she seeks out extraordinary, mission-driven founders. Prior to Lux, Deena was a Partner at GV (formerly Google Ventures), led product partnerships at Google for health, search, and AI/ML, and directed social impact investments at Google.org. Deena also served as a Presidential Management Fellow at The U.S. Department of State under Secretary Clinton, where she helped launch President Obama’s first Global Entrepreneurship Summit.

Before becoming an angel investor, Lachy was an early Stripe employee (#30), joining the company right out of high school. Ultimately became Head of Stripe Issuing, and previously led several product teams responsible for Stripe’s core payments, global expansion, and enterprise users as well as Stripe’s global business development and operations teams.

Kevin Mahaffey said he was building software by age 8. Since then, the self-professed hacker has channeled his talent into starting the cybersecurity firm Lookout. He also serves as the chair of his wife’s startup, Stork Club, which partners with major insurance providers to help employees manage out-of-pocket costs for maternity and fertility care. As a successful angel investor, he also helps others build durable companies. Ten of the startups in his portfolio grew their private-market valuations to $1 billion or higher, including the workplace data-management startup People.ai, which hit its unicorn milestone in August. Trust is the key to his investing success, Mahaffey said. “Startups tend to be an emotional roller coaster, with things never as good or as bad as they seem,” he said. “The path can be lonely, and it’s always better knowing you have someone in your corner.”

Garrett is the founder of Expa.com, a startup studio that works with founders to develop and launch new products. Expa focuses on product strategy, system design, and user experience. Garrett founded Uber in 2009, to help people easily request car service via a mobile app. Uber now provides on-demand car service in over 600 cities worldwide. Garrett previously co-founded StumbleUpon in 2002, growing the company to over 25M registered users and profitability as founding CEO. Garrett completed his Masters in Software Engineering at the University of Calgary, where he researched collaborative systems, evolutionary algorithms and information retrieval. He is also a 2007 recipient of MIT Technology Review’s TR35 award. Specialties: startups, product strategy, systems design, user experience