Linus Dahg looks for founders with elite competitive backgrounds in areas like e-sports, chess, or professional sports, and he's willing to back seed-stage companies that seem misunderstood, arguing investors need to be aggressive enough to lead rounds and take real ownership rather than settle for a small slice. Having worked on growth, partnerships, and product at Tonsser before joining Inventure, he pays close attention to company-building, has grown Inventure's Stockholm office since 2017, invests in companies like Omocom, Stravito, Leetify, and Insurello, and took over the board seat at Wolt, while also pushing for coaches and therapists for his investment team so they can better support founders.