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Oxygen Venture Partners
Founded in Central Pennsylvania and now headquartered in Aventura, Florida, Oxygen Venture Partners operates as a blended private equity firm and...
Oxygen Venture Partners
Founded in Central Pennsylvania and now headquartered in Aventura, Florida, Oxygen Venture Partners operates as a blended private equity firm and growth-advisory platform. Jogi Daita, a serial entrepreneur and BITS Pilani alumnus, leads the firm after incubating several technology and education ventures across Pennsylvania. The firm’s leadership team includes operating partners Gregory Bair, a former IT executive at Crane Payment Innovations and CommScope, and Evan Groat, who helped launch whole-home DVR services for Verizon FIOS — a group built from founder-operator rolls rather than traditional finance backgrounds. Oxygen’s strategy ties a fund-of-funds approach covering venture and growth to a portfolio of wholly-owned service companies. Disclosed portfolio companies include Personnics (HR consulting), SourceIN (finance and accounting outsourcing), SP Advisory (legal advisory), and Inspiration Global (IT consulting and AI services). The firm also co-creates startups through Product 10X, an enterprise SaaS accelerator, and invests via P10X Ventures, an early-stage fund targeting founders in AI and SaaS. Geographically, the firm maintains delivery operations in India through TOV Advisory, while its portfolio serves clients across the US, UK, and Middle East. The firm publishes its team roster but no AUM or deployment total, consistent with its structure as a privately held operator-investor hybrid. In addition to P10X Ventures and Product 10X, Oxygen's ecosystem includes Host Shield (web hosting), Duplify (bookkeeping), and Sales Table (sales readiness platform). The operating companies often serve the same small and midsize business clients that Oxygen's investment vehicles target, creating a closed-loop sourcing funnel. Recent activity is not publicly documented in verifiable press. Oxygen's structural differentiator is its internal services ecosystem, which converts advisory fees into deal-flow intelligence. Unlike a traditional fund-of-funds manager that relies on GP relationships, Oxygen uses its HR, legal, and IT consulting arms to identify growth-stage companies before they formalize capital raises. The model also creates a path for bolt-on acquisitions: a portfolio company can absorb clients from Oxygen's advisory book, and vice versa.
General information
Firm type
Venture Capital
Year founded
1936
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Aventura
Corporate office
Aventura, FL, United States
Additional offices
India
Principals
Jogi Daita
Management
Gregory Bair
Operating Partner
Evan Groat
Operating Partner
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Oxygen Venture Partners?
Jogi Daita drives portfolio strategy, partnerships, and new venture creation as the firm's lead principal. The operating partner group — which includes Gregory Bair, Evan Groat, and Dinesh Juneja — provides sector-specific evaluation and post-close support, but the firm does not publicly delineate an independent investment committee.
How does Oxygen source proprietary deal flow?
Oxygen runs an ecosystem of advisory businesses spanning HR, legal, finance, and IT consulting. These operating companies serve small and midsize businesses, putting Oxygen's partners in front of growth-stage operators before they hire bankers. The firm also runs a startup accelerator, Product 10X, which co-creates SaaS companies from ideation.
Is Oxygen a single family office or does it operate like a venture firm?
Oxygen functions as a multi-family office-style investment platform: it deploys capital through a fund-of-funds program and a direct early-stage vehicle called P10X Ventures, while also running a portfolio of wholly-owned service companies. It does not market itself as a pure venture firm.
Does Oxygen participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The firm invests through a fund-of-funds structure that covers both venture and growth strategies, supplemented by direct startup investments via P10X Ventures. This dual approach lets the firm capture broad market exposure while maintaining the ability to back individual founders from its accelerator.
What investment stages does Oxygen target?
Oxygen targets early-stage companies through P10X Ventures and Product 10X, and growth-stage companies through its broader fund-of-funds allocation. The disclosed portfolio includes both incubated startups and established service firms with operational cash flows.
Does Oxygen maintain philanthropic structures, and how are they separated?
The firm does not disclose a separate charitable foundation. Jogi Daita volunteers his time with Harrisburg University, Penn State Harrisburg, and the Ben Franklin Venture Fund, but these activities appear to be personal commitments rather than a formal philanthropic arm of the firm.
What is Oxygen's posture on co-investments alongside external GPs?
Oxygen does not publicly describe its co-investment policy. Given its fund-of-funds model and its own operating company ecosystem, co-investment with external GPs is likely opportunistic and executed through the relationships its operating partners maintain with private equity firms and their portfolio companies.
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