Regah Ventures

Mark Hager and Avery Hager are both listed as Founder & Managing Partner. The firm's website does not detail a separate investment committee, suggesting decisions are made jointly by the two founders. No external CIO or additional investment professionals are disclosed.

The firm cites an 'expansive network in venture tech, top-tier VCs, and institutional investors' to access highly selective deal flow. Avery Hager's family has a history of co-investing with top-ranked VC firms from global hubs including Silicon Valley, New York, Israel, London, and Hong Kong, which likely forms the core sourcing channel.

Regah Ventures labels itself a private equity firm, but its deal-by-deal co-investment model and lean two-person team make it structurally closer to an angel syndicate. It does not manage a blind-pool fund, and no external limited partners are mentioned, pointing to a hybrid between a family-backed investment vehicle and an active co-investment platform.

The firm says it invests 'in venture rounds' alongside top-tier VCs and institutional investors, indicating direct co-investments only. There is no mention of making fund commitments to other venture capital firms. Its deployment range of $1M to $3M per deal aligns with direct minority positions in priced rounds.

Regah Ventures describes itself as sector-agnostic. The website lists active interests in AI/ML, cybersecurity, cloud and edge computing, enterprise software, biotech, and eSports. There is no published exclusion list. Negative-sector screening does not appear to be part of its stated investment criteria.

Mark Hager's wealth originated from his career as an entrepreneur and angel investor. Avery Hager's wealth comes from a family history of strategic tech startup investments and a substantial commercial real estate portfolio, with transactions exceeding $250 million (per the firm's website). The two principals appear to supply the investment capital themselves.

Regah Ventures' entire model is built on co-investing. The firm states it invests 'in venture rounds alongside committed top-tier VCs, institutional and other notable investors.' It does not lead rounds based on available information, but participates by securing allocation in competitive deals through its VC network.