
Current Firm
Immad Akhund Fund
Focus
Fintech, Enterprise
Immad Akhund is a serial founder-operator who became a fund manager only after multiple startup cycles, including founding and exiting Heyzap before building Mercury into a unicorn, bringing an investing lens anchored in having personally gone from first-time founder to CEO of a scaled fintech rather than coming from a traditional finance or VC background. He has a distinctive niche interest and experience in space-related investing, having done extensive space investing around 2018–2022 and publicly outlining what he looks for in a space pitch, giving him a more specialized perspective in an otherwise relatively small and technical category for early-stage investors.
Immad Akhund is a Investor, Immad Akhund Fund at Immad Akhund Fund, based in San Francisco, CA.
Immad's investment focus spans Fintech, Enterprise, Consumer, Digital Health, SaaS, primarily investing at the Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A, Series B+ stages. This specialization allows for deep domain knowledge and strong network effects that benefit portfolio companies.
Immad Akhund is a Investor, Immad Akhund Fund at Immad Akhund Fund, based in San Francisco, CA. Their investment focus includes Fintech, Enterprise, Consumer.
Immad Akhund focuses on investments in Fintech, Enterprise, Consumer, Digital Health, SaaS through Immad Akhund Fund. These focus areas reflect their domain expertise and the types of startups they actively seek to back.
Immad Akhund is currently at Immad Akhund Fund, headquartered in San Francisco, CA, serving as Investor, Immad Akhund Fund.
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