Sources: 
Collab Capital, co-founded by Jewel Burks Solomon, is making significant bets on startups in healthcare and the future of work sectors. Solomon, who previously led Google for Startups in the U.S., is steering the firm to focus on early-stage investments, particularly seed and Series A rounds.
The firm’s investment strategy targets companies that are innovating in healthcare infrastructure and reshaping how work will evolve. This approach aligns with broader trends in venture capital, where early-stage funding is critical for breakthrough technologies and business models.
“We are focused on supporting founders who are building the future of work and healthcare,” Solomon said, emphasizing the importance of these sectors in driving economic growth and social impact.
Collab Capital’s focus on infrastructure also highlights the need for foundational technologies and systems that support these emerging industries. By backing startups at the seed and Series A stages, the firm aims to nurture innovation from the ground up.
“Our goal is to empower entrepreneurs who are solving real-world problems with scalable solutions,” Solomon added.
This investment thesis comes at a time when startups in healthcare and future work are attracting increased attention due to shifting demographics, technological advances, and changing workforce dynamics. Collab Capital’s commitment to these areas positions it as a key player in fostering the next generation of transformative companies.
The firm’s strategy reflects a broader movement in venture capital to support diverse founders and sectors that have historically been underfunded, aligning with Solomon’s background and vision for inclusive innovation.
Sources: Co-founded by Jewel Burks Solomon, former Google for Startups U.S. head, Collab Capital is focusing on seed and Series A investments in healthcare, infrastructure, and future work startups, aiming to back innovative companies shaping tomorrow’s economy.
