How we build the lists
Where our investor records come from, how we tag investor type, how we clean duplicates and how to report a wrong record.
Where records come from
Public filings, event registrations and opt-in community members, company websites, and manual research by our team.
How we tag investor type
Each record gets one investor type tag based on how that person or group invests: a single or multi-family office, their own money, a club, a sector focus or an early-stage focus. Family offices are also tagged by region.
How we clean duplicates
We match records on name, firm and email, merge duplicates into one row and keep the most complete version.
How we refresh the lists
We review records on a rolling basis, add new ones as we find them and remove ones we can no longer support. Reports from you feed straight into that review.
Field glossary
| Field | What it means | Always filled? |
|---|---|---|
| Name | Full name of the investor or contact. | Yes |
| Title | Role at the firm. | When found |
| Firm | Company, fund or club the person invests through. | When found |
| Investor type | Our tag. See how we tag investor type above. | Yes |
| City | City of the person or firm. | When found |
| State or region | State, province or region. | When found |
| Country | Country of the person or firm. | When found |
| Direct or firm email address. | When found | |
| Phone | Phone number, when published. | When published |
| Website | Firm or personal website. | When found |
| LinkedIn URL | Profile link, when available. | When available |
| Notes | Investment focus, where the investor states it. | When stated |
Blank means we could not find it. We don't guess.