Neil Peet worked his way up from analyst to partner at GreenSky Ventures over seven years, and before that he built his own software company, which shows up in how specifically he talks about products—like highlighting Rivr's ability to search video by feelings such as "exciting" or "scary," or praising Ethica for real-world rollouts with the Canadian Navy and resellers across Africa and the Middle East. He also tends to value steady, capital-efficient growth, as seen in his comments on Micharity's success with little outside funding, and he regularly speaks directly to founders at events like Brampton Angels and the Atlantic Venture Forum, drawing on a background that mixes business with international economic development work in Africa.
About their Fund
GreenSky Ventures began in 2010 investing its own money and taking equity in exchange for advisory work, only becoming a formal fund in 2015—a rare level of persistence, since only about 1% of Canadian VC firms have reached a similar milestone by Fund VI over the past decade while sticking to the same strategy. Its team blends a startup lawyer who co-founded 15+ companies, a five-time founder with 30 patents and exits to companies like Google and Apple, a former public markets portfolio manager, and a former RIM CIO/Virgin Mobile CTO, and the fund focuses on industrial and scientific problems like leak-detection coatings, biogas software, and space-mission operations software, aims to minimize failures rather than chase big wins, and keeps its own team and their families as some of its largest investors across every fund.
















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