Larsen Jensen, a two-time Olympic medalist and former Navy SEAL, hands-on helps commercial infrastructure, security, and AI companies win government contracts—his portfolio has closed roughly $500M in such deals.

Ellen Chisa, Dark’s cofounder who built a backend language, editor and infrastructure, meets founders pre‑company and focuses on developer adoption via tight learning experiments to displace incumbents in 5–10 years.

Jesse Marble is a people-first investor focused exclusively on healthy, active lifestyles, who—drawing on former CEO and marketing experience—partners with founders on go-to-market strategy and long-term behavior change.

Ian Rountree is a first-check investor backing pre-traction founders commercializing near frontier science in climate, defense, and industrial resilience, advocating full-stack deep tech and hosting the Near Frontier podcast.

Kenan Saleh built Halo Cars with no-code and sold it to Lyft in 7–9 months, led Lyft Media, and now invests on a games-focused speedrun team after 50+ angel investments.

Adam Hammer, co-founder and CEO of a deep-tech studio in Albuquerque, translates national-security research into companies, leveraging investor/operator and defense-policy experience to de-risk national-lab tech transfer via hands-on company building.