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Context Capital Partners

Tim Hsia founded Context Ventures, an early-stage fund backing military veteran founders across defense, fintech, B2B, and consumer.

Context Capital Partners

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General information

Firm type

Asset Manager

Year founded

AUM

Undisclosed

Location

Region

North America

Country

United States

City

San Francisco

Corporate office

San Francisco, CA, United States

Principals

Tim Hsia

Founder

Mike Steadman

Operating Partner

Warren Cheng

Venture Partner

Sector focus

Defense & Dual-UseFinTechEnterprise SoftwareConsumer

Frequently asked questions

Who runs investment decisions at Context Ventures?

Founder Tim Hsia leads the firm, supported by Operating Partner Mike Steadman and Venture Partner Warren Cheng. The firm has not publicly detailed its investment committee structure or whether all partners hold voting rights.

Does Context Ventures invest exclusively in military veteran founders?

No. The firm states it has a special but not exclusive emphasis on military veteran founders and invests across all sectors. Its website lists defense and dual-use, fintech, B2B, and consumer startups as areas of focus.

How does Context Ventures source deals?

The firm sources primarily through its community of military veterans. Its signature sourcing event is the annual Military Veteran Startup Conference, which convenes founders, VCs, and supporters. It also distributes a newsletter covering the veteran startup ecosystem.

Is Context Ventures a single family office or a traditional venture firm?

Context Ventures presents itself as an early-stage venture fund, not a single family office. It does not disclose its LP base or fund structure, and its website does not identify a single family wealth source backing the vehicle.

Does Context Ventures co-invest alongside other venture firms?

The firm has not disclosed specific co-investment partners. Its conference model suggests connectivity with other veteran-focused VCs, but no formal co-investment vehicles are described in public materials.

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