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K Street Capital
K Street Capital is an SEC-registered investment adviser with $9 million in regulatory assets under management. The firm advises clients on investment...
K Street Capital
K Street Capital is an SEC-registered investment adviser with $9 million in regulatory assets under management. The firm advises clients on investment strategies from its Washington, D.C. headquarters. It provides investment advice to clients.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
AUM
$70 million (per the firm)
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Denver
Corporate office
Denver, New York, United States
Additional offices
New York, NY, United States
Principals
Paige Soya
Managing Partner
Nick Duafala
Principal
Allison Kanter
Operations Manager
Joseph Whang
Investment Manager
Frequently asked questions
Who makes investment decisions at K Street Capital?
Managing Partner Paige Soya leads the investment team, which includes Principal Nick Duafala, Operations Manager Allison Kanter, and Investment Manager Joseph Whang. The firm also has a Syndicate Executive Committee whose members draw on venture and operating experience.
Is K Street Capital structured as a traditional venture fund?
No. K Street Capital operates as a syndicate rather than a closed-end fund. The firm invites individual investors to participate directly in seed-stage rounds, combining capital deployment with an educational membership model.
What is K Street Capital's known track record?
K Street Capital self-reports a 10-year internal rate of return of 28% across more than 160 investments in over 85 companies. The firm also states it has recorded more than 30 markups and an unspecified number of unicorns and exits.
Does K Street Capital publish its portfolio companies?
The firm's website includes a portfolio page, but no specific company names are publicly listed. K Street Capital does not disclose its active or exited portfolio holdings in the materials reviewed.
How does K Street Capital source deals?
K Street Capital does not publicly describe its sourcing model in detail. Its website references membership experiences that enable investors to learn and participate in seed-stage growth, and its syndicate committee includes members with ties to the DC Fund of Funds Investment Committee.
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