Operator Partners

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Operator Partners, a venture capital firm founded by Nat Turner, Zach Weinberg, Amit Avner, and Gil Shklarski, is making waves in the investment world with its unique approach. The firm, which was started with the founders own money, has invested in over 100 companies across the tech spectrum. The firm operates with few rules and no outside capital, allowing for a flexible and competitive approach to investing. The firms partners function semi-independently, maintaining a less formal, peer-to-peer relationship with its portfolio CEOs.

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Operator Partners, a new investment fund founded by Amit Avner and three partners, is expected to grow to between $50-70 million over the next year. The fund has already invested in 57 early-stage companies since its founding. It participates in pre-seed, seed, and series A round investments and is funded by the capital of its partners. The partners have known each other for many years and have experience in various stages of founding and managing startups. The fund stands out by using only the capital of the four founders, without any outside investors. Operator Partners invests between $250,000 and $1 million per company and partners with other VCs. The fund focuses on supporting entrepreneurs and providing support on demand.