Romeen Sheth is a Co-GP at S & R Angel Fund who combines being a serial founder (CEO/Co-CEO of Workstreet and previously Metasys Technologies, a ~$50M bootstrapped services business he helped scale and exit to private equity) with systematic angel investing in 100+ startups. He brings a distinct background as a Harvard Law-trained lawyer who started at McKinsey before becoming an operator, and has built a media presence through his Return on India podcast series that positions him as someone who studies India's long-term opportunity while operating from the U.S. tech scene.

• Fascination with the practical and macroeconomic impacts of artificial intelligence. The core focus is on how new tools fundamentally change how work gets done and alter business models, rather than just general tech hype. For example, detailing how using an AI assistant inside a spreadsheet allowed for the completion of a complex financial model with multiple scenarios in just an hour, and predicting that these tools will eventually deflate traditional software businesses.
• Deep passion for elite athletics, particularly tennis, using sports as a framework for high performance and greatness. There is a strong appreciation for generational talent and the different ways to achieve excellence. A relevant example for a founder is how a recent grand slam final was analyzed by comparing one young player to a high upside but high variance asset, while contrasting his opponent as the model of predictability and consistency.
• A focus on tactical leadership and ground level operating fundamentals. Genuine admiration is shown for leaders who balance high level business wisdom with intense attention to detail and personal reflection. A memorable example shared was walking a professional basketball arena with a team owner before a game specifically to ensure the baseline fan experience standards were being executed perfectly.
• Dedication to building genuine friendships with founders and publicly championing their specific milestones. The emphasis is always on the personal joy of watching an entrepreneur scale and the broader positive impact their companies have. For instance, publicly expressing pride in a founder for building tech that makes society safer, and celebrating a luxury real estate startup by proudly highlighting being both a happy customer and an investor.