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About Working Lab Capital

Working Lab Capital is a private equity firm founded in 2015It is primarily based in Washington, DC, United States
Overall Working Lab Capital portfolio has seen 3 IPOs and 8 acquisitions, namely SpaceX, Earnest and NavientA lot of funds co-invest with Working Lab Capital, with names like Critical Ventures sharing a substantial percentage of its portfolio. 
Working Lab Capital has a team of 4 people, including 4 partners.
Key Metrics
Founded Year
2015
Location
Washington, DC, United States
Investment Deals

Working Lab Capital's Portfolio

They have invested in a total of 35 companies. Their most recent investment was in RunSafe Security (Series B round) on May 10, 2024. Here is the most recent investment by Working Lab Capital:
Date
Company
Round
Amount
Co-Investors
May 10, 2024
Series B
6485
Jun 07, 2018
Series C
7924
Dec 07, 2017
Series A
1244
Oct 15, 2016
Series A
7407
Here is the portfolio snapshot of Working Lab Capital:
Investments by Year
The maximum number of investments were made in 2024
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Team profile of Working Lab Capital

Working Lab Capital has a team of 4 members including 4 Partners located in United States. Working Lab Capital's team does not sit on the board of any company as of now.
Here is a list of all team members in Working Lab Capital:
Name
Designation
Location
Board Memberships
Contact Details
Partner
Seattle
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Partner
Washington
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Partner
Seattle
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Co-investors of Working Lab Capital

Over the past 11 years, 21 investors have co-invested in Working Lab Capital's portfolio companies.

  • Top Co-investors of Working Lab Capital21 investors entered a company along with Working Lab Capital. These include investors like Critical Ventures (1 company).

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