Jay Zaveri

Overview

Jay Zaveri is an angel investor based in Campbell, California, focusing on early to growth-stage investments in technology and healthcare sectors. He has a diverse investment portfolio that includes companies such as Chai, indee labs, Aether, Ashvattha Therapeutics, Inc., Aclima, ZBiotics, Horizons School of Technology, SynvitroBio, Analytical Flavor Systems, Kiwi Crate, NextLesson, Social Capital, Authorium (formerly City Innovate), Citymart, Iota Security, Brightmd, DroneSeed, 4DX Ventures, AVRL, Swarm Technologies, TravelBank, Datacoral, Orphidia, Sense Photonics, Omny, Sentenai, Shift Labs, Grab, Airdog, NimbleHeart, Framer, UrbanFootprint, GROUNDFLOOR, and Ligandal. His investment strategy emphasizes identifying and supporting technology companies with transformative potential, combining financial acumen with deep market knowledge to help companies scale effectively. Zaveri has developed a reputation for thorough due diligence and strategic support of portfolio companies, playing an active role in guiding them through their growth stages. His professional background demonstrates expertise in building software products that have scaled to millions of active users, and companies that have grown rapidly to become category leaders. He co-founded three technology companies, the most recent of which was mobile productivity application CloudOn, which had ten million enterprise users and was acquired by Dropbox in 2014. His love for cartoons and work in the new media tech space has won him 18 awards, including a Hollywood Film Festival for Best Animated Short. Zaveri's approach to investing combines financial acumen with deep market knowledge, aiming to help companies scale effectively and achieve long-term success. He plays an active role in guiding companies through their growth stages, providing strategic support and thorough due diligence to ensure their success. His professional background demonstrates expertise in building software products that have scaled to millions of active users, and companies that have grown rapidly to become category leaders. He co-founded three technology companies, the most recent of which was mobile productivity application CloudOn, which had ten million enterprise users and was acquired by Dropbox in 2014. His love for cartoons and work in the new media tech space has won him 18 awards, including a Hollywood Film Festival for Best Animated Short.

Investment Focus

• Innovative healthcare solutions
• Scalable business models
• Experienced founding teams

Portfolio Companies