Perot Jain

Co‑founders Ross Perot Jr. and Anurag Jain lead the firm; Jain serves as Managing Partner. Partner Aaron Pierce is also listed as a senior investment team member. The firm does not disclose a separate investment committee.

Structured as a private equity firm managing family‑connected capital. It operates like an early‑stage venture firm, making direct equity investments, but draws from the Perot family treasury and Jain’s personal wealth rather than external limited partners. The firm does not market itself as an open fund.

All disclosed activity centers on direct investments into early‑stage companies. There is no public record of Perot Jain committing capital to third‑party venture funds as a limited partner.

Seed, start‑up, and growth stages. The firm describes its capital as patient and does not tie its holding periods to a fund‑life constraint, allowing it to support companies from inception through later rounds.

Sourcing leans heavily on the Perot‑Hillwood real‑estate and logistics network. The AllianceTexas Mobility Innovation Zone gives the firm early visibility into surface‑ and air‑mobility startups. Jain’s Access Healthcare network provides a similar pipeline into healthcare‑technology companies.

The firm has not published an exclusion list. Its public stance is opportunistic across enterprise software, healthcare services, and mobility, and it typically stays away from pure consumer‑internet plays.

Two principal sources: Ross Perot family wealth generated from Perot Systems, Hillwood real‑estate development, and oil and gas, and Anurag Jain’s wealth from Access Healthcare and earlier IT‑outsourcing ventures in India.