Andre Iguodala co-founded Mastry Ventures after more than a decade of tech investing while still playing in the NBA, deliberately choosing to sign with the Golden State Warriors partly to be closer to Silicon Valley and using team travel and off-days for deal meetings. He evaluates founders the way he evaluates teammates—focusing on how they respond under stress and execute in clutch moments—and positions himself as a long-term partner who brings the same unseen work mentality from his championship teams to help portfolio companies with alignment and culture.
About their Fund
Mastry (now Mosaic General Partnership) is built around a deep network at the intersection of technology, elite sports, media, and culture, with LPs including CEOs, world-class institutions, and NBA stars, and positions itself as a "cultural interpreter" that "speaks capital" but "lives and breathes culture" to advance diverse communities while targeting outsized financial returns. The fund's founder Rudy Cline-Thomas brings an unusually multifaceted background spanning sports law, athlete wealth advisory, Emmy-nominated documentary production, Fortune 500 advisory roles, and co-ownership of Leeds United and Plymouth Argyle, while the partnership includes NBA champion Andre Iguodala as a full co-founder/general partner rather than just a passive investor.





















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