Red Arts Capital

About The Fund

Red Arts Capital is a venture capital fund based in San Francisco, California, at 474 Bryant Street, 94107. Their investment focus is centered on the equity of companies across various industries including IT, TMT (Technology, Media, Telecommunications), Business Solutions, Hardware, Manufacturing, Logistics, and Distribution. They are not just investors; they partner closely with the companies they invest in, providing hands-on support from the earliest stages. Red Arts Capital is committed to empowering founders and companies that have the potential to thrive across learning, health, and work sectors, as they take bold ideas and grow them into world-changing enterprises. Their investment thesis is built upon supporting visionaries and providing the necessary resources and expertise to foster growth in these innovative sectors. The team at Red Arts Capital prides itself on being actively involved in their portfolio companies’ journeys, from initial funding to strategic expansion. Reach Capital, as they are also known, believes in the power of impact investing with purpose, helping their founders to create high-quality and widely-adopted products. To ensure their investments result in a tangible and positive outcome, they align with founders who drive social change and elevate human potential. They seek to invest in solutions that transform and reimagine the future of learning, health, and work. The fund also places a high priority on supporting founders who treat customers with respect and who build meaningful community connections. By concentrating on material and sustainable impact, Reach Capital aims to deliver value that benefits all stakeholders involved. Their goal is to be the fund most likely to influence global change and propel social progress. They showcase their commitment through various publications and reports, detailing the impact and growth of their portfolio founders. Their approach is underpinned by foundational pillars such as building together, reimagining work, and finding purpose in society, all while working towards addressing market needs, especially in times of crisis.