Contrary Capital
It’s been tough to raise funds in the last few years for most sectors, and many VCs will tell you that a startup needs to have a killer product-market fit…
Hear from Contrary Capital and AtoB on TechCrunch Live today
We’re talking to Eric Tarczynski of Contrary Capital and Harshita Arora of AtoB about how the VC and startup world reacts to the Girl Genius vs. the Boy Genius.
Treasury management startup Vesto wants to help other startups put their idle cash to work
Benjamin Döpfner has been building companies since he was a teenager. One of his more recent ventures was based in Berlin, and at the time of its founding in 2019,…
Uprise takes in a user’s full financial picture, including overlooked aspects like employer benefits, and offers recommendations on where to funnel money.
Contrary Capital’s $20M Fund II is all about community-first investments
When Eric Tarczynski was first building Contrary Capital, he noticed there was an absence of venture capital firms focused on entrepreneurs within universities. So, he launched a $2.2 million debut…
Social shopping-focused Chums announces $3.5M raise ahead of YC Demo Day
With Y Combinator Demo Day kicking off tomorrow morning, startups in the current batch are hurrying to make a little news before they show off their recent growth to investors.…
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Jesus, SaaS and digital tithing
There are more than 300,000 congregations in the U.S., and entrepreneurs are creating billion-dollar companies by building software to service them.
Contrary Capital, which has raised money from Tesla, Reddit, SoFi and Twitch, knows a thing or two about how to work with tech’s brightest mafias. Now it wants to invest…
Startups Weekly: Part & Parcel plans plus-sized fashion empire
In this week’s newsletter: Part & Parcel is bringing plus-sized clothing out of the dark corners of department stores.
Part fund, part accelerator, Contrary Capital invests in student entrepreneurs
Contrary Capital is raising $35 million to invest between $50,000 and $200,000 in students and recent college dropouts.