Sam Landman co-founded Mastry after spending over a decade as a managing director at Comcast Ventures, bringing big corporate VC experience to early-stage fund building. He focuses on leading early institutional rounds for technically complex, data-heavy businesses where teams have invested years in core technology before commercial validation, and serves as a long-term board partner at companies like Hippo Holdings since 2017.
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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