Christopher Deutsch

Founder atLofty VenturesChicago

Christopher Deutsch is the founder of Lofty Ventures. He has experience with early-stage startups and served as a VP of Business Development at Loft Development Corporation.

What Christopher can write

Writes checks ofUp to $100K
Comes in atPre-seed, SeedMostly follows a lead
Best routeA warm introAsk a founder in their portfolio.

Lofty Ventures writes Up to $100K checks, larger than 0% of firms in the atlas.

Bars: how many firms report each check band. Highlighted: Lofty Ventures.

Career

  1. Loft Development Corporation · VP of Business Development
  2. Lofty Ventures · Founder
    Now
  3. teaBOT · Re-founder and Board Director

Companies founded

Lofty VenturesteaBOT

Investments named in public bios

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Focus

ecommerceweb and mobile applicationsenterprise softwareconsumer products

Education

Vassar College, BA, Economics

Also at Lofty Ventures

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Questions

Who is Christopher Deutsch?

Christopher Deutsch is the founder of Lofty Ventures. He has experience with early-stage startups and served as a VP of Business Development at Loft Development Corporation.

How much does Christopher Deutsch invest?

Christopher Deutsch invests through Lofty Ventures, which writes checks of Up to $100K at pre-seed, seed.

How do I pitch Christopher Deutsch?

A warm intro from a founder Lofty Ventures backed works best.

What did Christopher Deutsch do before Lofty Ventures?

VP of Business Development at Loft Development Corporation; Re-founder and Board Director at teaBOT.

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