Resolve Growth Partners

Resolve explicitly provides non-control growth equity. Standard growth-equity firms routinely secure board seats, protective provisions, or blocking rights. Resolve's stated model leaves founders in full operational command, positioning the firm as a financing partner rather than a governance actor. No control-oriented deal structures appear in the firm's public materials.

No. Every public signal — website, curated description, and strategy tags — points exclusively to B2B SaaS. There is no mention of services businesses, hardware-enabled software, or consumer tech. The firm appears deliberately sector-concentrated.

The firm covers early-stage through late-stage growth, with expansion-stage transactions forming the core. The unifying criterion is capital-efficient businesses with demonstrated product-market fit and recurring revenue — companies that have already built a sustainable base without institutional venture capital.

The available record is silent on formal board-seat policy. However, the firm's explicit non-control posture strongly implies that board control is not a condition of investment, which would be the key distinction from a conventional majority or control-oriented growth-equity investor.

Sourcing methodology is not publicly detailed. Given the thesis — bootstrapped founders who avoided institutional venture — probable channels include direct founder outreach, accounting and legal networks, and referrals from operators inside the capital-efficient SaaS ecosystem. No published sourcing data confirms specific channels.