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Tundra Angels
Tundra Angels is an elite investor network that invests in startups and helps founders find asymmetric ways to win. It invests in startups in any industry and...
Tundra Angels
Tundra Angels is an elite investor network that invests in startups and helps founders find asymmetric ways to win. It invests in startups in any industry and works with founders to identify asymmetric ways to win in the market. It is an investor network of over 50 members in Wisconsin that has invested in over 24 companies and deployed over $5.5 million.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Year founded
2020
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Green Bay
Corporate office
Green Bay, WI, United States
Principals
Matthew Kee
Founder, Manager and CEO
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does Tundra Angels source deal flow?
The firm leans heavily on regional economic development partnerships for origination. Its largest historical sourcing channel is the Greater Green Bay Chamber network, supplemented by co-investor relationships — particularly with TitletownTech. Statewide visibility comes through the Wisconsin Angel Network and Tech Council Investor Networks, both of which serve as aggregators for early-stage Wisconsin companies seeking their first institutional check.
How is Tundra Angels connected to the BrightStar Wisconsin Foundation?
BrightStar Wisconsin Foundation is listed as a related philanthropic partner. BrightStar is a novel vehicle that deploys donated capital into early-stage Wisconsin companies, with any investment returns recycled back into the foundation's economic-development mission rather than distributed to LPs. The exact nature of the operational or board-level overlap between Tundra Angels and BrightStar has not been publicly detailed.
What is Tundra Angels' investment footprint?
The firm invests primarily in Wisconsin, with a specific emphasis on the Northeast Wisconsin region anchored by Green Bay and the Fox Valley. Its partnerships with New North, the Greater Green Bay Chamber, and the Wisconsin Angel Network all reinforce a deliberate localism. There is no public evidence of out-of-state portfolio companies or a broader Midwest mandate.
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