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CampusLogic
CampusLogic is the single-family office of Gregg Scoresby, formed after the 2021 sale of his education software company to Strada Education Network.
CampusLogic
CampusLogic was founded in 2012 by Gregg Scoresby and Tanner Nelson to simplify the financial aid process for U.S. colleges. The company's software automated award letters and verification forms, reaching more than 1,200 institutions. Strada Education Network acquired CampusLogic in 2021 for an undisclosed sum, which created the capital base for Scoresby's family office. The family office invests across education technology, enterprise SaaS, and financial services. It writes direct equity checks and co-invests with venture funds. Portfolio holdings include Edquity, a student emergency aid platform, and InScribe, a community-powered student success platform (per public reports, 2022). The firm focuses on early- to growth-stage companies in North America. Deployment velocity and team size are not publicly disclosed. The firm operates from Chandler, Arizona, with no known additional offices. The company's original operations unit was folded into Strada post-acquisition. CampusLogic's structural differentiator is that it was born from a successful edtech exit and reinvests exclusively in the same ecosystem — education technology and student financial services — making it a thematic single-family office with operational expertise rather than a diversified multi-asset vehicle.
General information
Firm type
Single Family Office
Year founded
2012
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Chandler
Corporate office
Chandler, AZ, United States
Principals
Gregg Scoresby
Co-Founder and Executive Chairman
Tanner Nelson
CEO
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What investments does CampusLogic typically make?
CampusLogic focuses on direct equity investments in education technology, enterprise software, and financial services companies. It targets early- to growth-stage firms that improve student access, affordability, or outcomes.
Does CampusLogic co-invest with other family offices or venture funds?
Yes, the firm co-invests alongside venture capital funds and other family offices. Known co-investments include Edquity and InScribe (per public reports, 2022).
How was CampusLogic's wealth created?
The wealth originated from the 2012 founding of CampusLogic, a financial aid software company. Strada Education Network acquired the company in 2021 for an undisclosed sum (per the firm's official communications).
Is CampusLogic a single-family office or a broader investment firm?
CampusLogic functions as the single-family office of founder Gregg Scoresby. It invests proceeds from the company's 2021 sale and does not manage outside capital.
What geographic focus does CampusLogic have?
The firm invests primarily in North America, with a focus on U.S.-based companies.
What investment stages does CampusLogic target?
CampusLogic targets early- to growth-stage companies, typically writing equity checks rather than participating in venture debt or public markets.
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