Perot Jain

Perot Jain

Perot Jain launched in 2014 when Ross Perot Jr. and Anurag Jain, longtime business partners, chose to deploy their combined operating and investing experience into early‑stage venture. Perot built Hillwood, the developer behind the 27,000‑acre AllianceTexas complex, and helped run Perot Systems until its 2009 sale to Dell. Jain founded Access Healthcare, a revenue‑cycle platform that has grown to over 25,000 employees, and earlier co-founded Brigade Corporation. Their wealth originated in enterprise IT services, real estate, and oil and gas — Perot Jain invests off that balance sheet. The firm targets early‑stage technology companies, writing checks from seed through growth. It has concentrated on enterprise software, healthcare services, mobility, and real‑estate tech, using the Perot-Hillwood ecosystem as a live testbed. AllianceTexas operates an active Mobility Innovation Zone where portfolio companies can pilot surface and air‑mobility products. Confirmed investments span revenue‑cycle automation for healthcare providers and logistics‑tech firms that integrate with AllianceTexas’s industrial infrastructure. Capital is deployed directly; the firm describes its model as patient — no disclosed fund lifecycle limits. Over 70 investments have been made since 2014, led by the two co‑founders alongside Partner Aaron Pierce. Perot and Jain also share ownership of the Texas Super Kings Major League Cricket franchise. Adjacent vehicles include The Perot Group, which oversees real estate, energy, and financial assets across the family, and Jain’s philanthropic initiatives — Get Shift Done, a COVID‑19 food‑relief program — sit alongside Access Healthcare. In March 2020, Jain launched the Get Shift Done program, which Fast Company later named the most innovative not‑for‑profit of 2021. The structural differentiator is the Hillwood‑AllianceTexas operating link: Perot Jain portfolio companies gain preferential access to a 27,000‑acre development that functions as a combined air‑cargo, surface‑logistics, and autonomous‑vehicle testing corridor. That real‑asset integration creates a sourcing funnel and a demonstration environment that standard seed‑stage funds cannot replicate.