Sovereign's Capital

Investment leadership sits with five practice-area heads under co-CEOs Luke Roush and John Coleman. Jake Thomsen runs venture capital, Michael Tremain leads private equity, Matt Monson oversees public equity, and Ben Erskine manages real estate. The fund-of-funds and co-investment team operates with dedicated principals reporting through the same leadership group.

Every investment — direct, fund commitment, or public equity position — is screened for alignment with Christian values as interpreted by the firm. Sovereign's frames this as investing in 'faith-driven teams' that promote human flourishing alongside financial returns. It is not a negative screen focused on exclusions; the firm actively seeks management teams and GPs that integrate faith into corporate culture and strategy.

Sovereign's operates as an asset manager, not a single-family office. It raises capital from outside investors and deploys it across five practice areas. The firm does not disclose its investor base publicly.

The Business Consulting Group advises faith-driven and family-owned businesses on succession planning, strategic planning, and corporate culture. It is embedded inside the firm alongside the investment teams and can engage companies before, during, or after an investment. This structure creates a pipeline for the private equity team and a service line for portfolio companies.

Both. The firm runs a dedicated fund-of-funds and co-investment program targeting venture and private equity managers with $25 million to $500 million in assets. It participates through primaries, secondaries, co-investments, and GP stakes.

The venture practice invests in early-stage technology companies at the Seed and Series A stages. Jake Thomsen leads the team and focuses on faith-driven founders in the technology sector.

The firm is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. It does not list additional offices on its website and has no known presence outside the United States.