Redshift Capital

Daniel Zilberman, the firm's Founder and Managing Partner, drives investment decisions. His background includes roles at Warburg Pincus and Battery Ventures, where he developed a growth-stage investing approach that combines venture-style sector focus with private equity operational rigor. Redshift runs a flat structure with Zilberman as the central decision-maker on new investments and portfolio management.

Redshift has not published a formal exclusion list, but its investment history and stated focus suggest the firm avoids consumer internet, hardware-intensive manufacturing, commodity businesses, and sectors where technology is not a core differentiator. The firm concentrates on enterprise software, AI infrastructure, industrial technology, fintech, and digital health — sectors where intellectual property and recurring revenue models create natural defensibility.

Redshift invests directly in operating companies and does not operate as a fund-of-funds. The firm takes board seats and works alongside management on operational strategy. There is no public evidence of Redshift making LP commitments into other private equity or venture capital funds; its model is built around direct, concentrated equity positions in a small portfolio of growth-stage businesses.