Inno Capital

The firm lists three founders — John Chow, Michael Chow, and Clint Webber — as its principals. Public records do not specify whether investment decisions are made collectively by the founding group or delegated to a dedicated CIO. John and Michael Chow are identified as the co-founders behind the firm's New Zealand property development origins, while Clint Webber holds a Director title. Any internal division of labor or investment committee structure is not publicly disclosed.

Inno Capital operates both strategies directly: it owns a portfolio of named commercial and residential properties across New Zealand, including the Pullman Hotel Rotorua and multiple Wellington office buildings, while also targeting seed, start-up, and late-stage venture rounds. The firm's ownership of Stonewood Homes, a New Zealand homebuilder, creates a structural link between these two activities — an operating company that sits inside the real estate ecosystem. No public documents describe formal allocation targets or rebalancing policies between the property and venture arms.

Inno Capital owns Stonewood Homes, a New Zealand residential construction company. Warwick Isaacs serves as CEO of Stonewood Homes under Inno Capital ownership, per Altss research. This operating subsidiary represents a direct operational stake in the property development value chain, distinguishing Inno Capital from asset managers that hold only passive real estate equity.