Adam Fazackerley, Fortify Ventures

Adam Fazackerley is a general partner at Fortify Ventures and is described by the firm as a seasoned founder, mentor. See sector focus and contact routes.

About Adam Fazackerley

Adam Fazackerley is a general partner at Fortify Ventures and is described by the firm as a seasoned founder, mentor, and investor; the same profile notes he co-founded Lay-n-Go in 2010 and has served as its COO since then. Fortify Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm in the Washington, DC area, and public descriptions say it invests in technology that improves human performance and in human health, future-of-work technologies, and supporting infrastructure. A third-party fund profile says the firm typically writes initial checks of about $100,000 to $500,000 in pre-Series A rounds and may act as either a lead or participating investor. Publicly named portfolio examples tied to Fortify Ventures include Curbio, Framebridge, and MPOWER Financing. The available sources do not provide Adam-specific sector or geography preferences beyond the firm’s stated focus. His firm bio also highlights six US utility patents and multiple international patents. He serves on the US Chamber of Commerce Small Business Council and co-chairs the Syracuse University Library advisory board.

Adam Fazackerley at a glance

Role
General Partner
Organization
Fortify Ventures
Location
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
Investor type
Venture Capital
Focus areas
Venture Capital, Software, Mobile, E-Commerce, Social Media, SaaS, Internet, Apps

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What does Adam Fazackerley invest in?
Adam Fazackerley at Fortify Ventures (Washington, District of Columbia, United States) — sector focus: Venture Capital, Software, Mobile, E-Commerce, Social Media, SaaS, Internet, Apps, Information Technology, Photography, Business Intelligence, Early Stage Vent….
How do I contact Adam Fazackerley?
Adam Fazackerley's published profile links (website, LinkedIn or X where available) are listed on the StartupFundraising.com investor profile.
Where is Adam Fazackerley based?
Adam Fazackerley is based in Washington, District of Columbia, United States.

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