Belief Capital Management

Benjamin Quazzo is the Managing Partner and leads the firm's investment decisions. He is supported by partners Alexis Madarasz and others. The firm operates with a lean team structure, ensuring concentrated oversight of each portfolio position.

Belief Capital takes concentrated, often controlling or near-majority positions in growth-stage technology companies. The firm leads or co-leads rounds and requires board seats to actively shape strategy and operations, a model closer to private equity than traditional growth equity.

The firm focuses on enterprise software, fintech, digital health, AI/ML, cybersecurity, and climate technology. It avoids sectors like real estate, energy, and consumer goods, preferring technology-enabled businesses with scalable recurring revenue models.

The firm's primary geographic focus is North America, though it has selectively invested in European technology companies. Its portfolio has a strong US bias.

Belief Capital takes an active board role in each portfolio company, working closely with management on strategy, hiring, and operational improvements. The firm's concentrated ownership structure gives it significant influence over company direction.

Notable investments include Tray.io, a workflow automation platform later acquired by Celonis in 2021, and Latch, a smart access technology company that went public via SPAC merger. Other portfolio companies are typically still privately held.

Belief Capital operates as an asset manager with a concentrated, conviction-driven strategy rather than a family office. It does not publicly disclose whether it manages capital for external limited partners or solely for its principals.