Lisa Feria is the Chief Executive Officer and Managing Partner of Stray Dog Capital. See sector focus, stage focus and contact routes.
Lisa Feria is the Chief Executive Officer and Managing Partner of Stray Dog Capital, a venture capital firm she transformed from a Kansas City family office into a $90 million platform focused on early-stage companies replacing animal use in the supply chain. Her investment thesis targets pre-seed, seed, and Series A stages across food technology, biotech, and cellular agriculture globally, with investments in the United States, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Israel, and New Zealand. The firm typically deploys checks around $1 million and often acts as a lead investor, providing roughly half of a round while reserving follow-on capital. Notable portfolio companies include Beyond Meat, which Feria was an early investor in, as well as Miyoko’s Creamery, SuperMeat, and Atlast. Feria distinguishes her approach by being “very bullish on cellular agriculture” to create products identical to animal-based counterparts without negative environmental impacts. She also co-founded the GlassWall Syndicate to collaborate with other investors supporting animal-free food technology and serves on the boards of Mercy for Animals and Miyoko’s Creamery.
Every field above is read from the StartupFundraising investor directory — disclosed location, recorded investments and stated focus — and re-checked as filings arrive. Founders pair it with investors in Leawood when building a target list.
Investors like Lisa Feria · Full investor directory · Investor access · Company funding database