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Uncommon VC
Uncommon Denominator is an early stage venture capital firm. We invest in consumer brands that hit a psychological nerve, software companies that help other...
Uncommon VC
Uncommon Denominator is an early stage venture capital firm. We invest in consumer brands that hit a psychological nerve, software companies that help other businesses make more money or spend less of it, and occasionally in frontier technologies. The common denominator across them is an unusual skill-spike in one key area of the business. Uncommon Denominator is venture capital for uncommon companies.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
2008
Location
City
New York
Principals
David Honig
Founder and Partner
Skiddy von Stade
Partner
Doug Perlson
Partner
Matt Evans
Venture Partner
Frequently asked questions
Does Uncommon VC raise capital from institutional LPs?
The firm's investor base is composed largely of current and former technology operators and founders, not traditional institutional limited partners. This structure means the fund's capital comes with operating expertise attached, aligning the investor group with the hands-on needs of early-stage technical founders.
In which sectors does Uncommon VC primarily invest?
The firm focuses on enterprise software, data infrastructure, and vertical SaaS businesses. These are areas where the operator network's go-to-market and product-building experience can directly accelerate a portfolio company's trajectory from seed to scale.
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