George Kunthara

George Kunthara

Investor atEmergence CapitalFirm active Sep 24California

George Kunthara is an Associate at Emergence Capital, previously spending five years at Retool in go-to-market roles. He studied Computer Science at Gonzaga University and seeks products with a 'whoa' moment.

What George can write

Writes checks of$1M to $30M
Comes in atSeed, Series A, Series BCan lead the round
Ownership target> 12%At first check
Email the firm[email protected]The firm's own inbox for founders.

Emergence Capital writes $1M to $30M checks, larger than 83% of firms in the atlas.

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Career

  1. Retool · go-to-market roles
  2. Emergence Capital · Associate
    Now
  3. Retool · employee

Focus

enterprise saasai-native technologies

Education

Gonzaga University, Computer Science

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Who is George Kunthara?

George Kunthara is an Associate at Emergence Capital, previously spending five years at Retool in go-to-market roles. He studied Computer Science at Gonzaga University and seeks products with a 'whoa' moment.

How much does George Kunthara invest?

George Kunthara invests through Emergence Capital, which writes checks of $1M to $30M at seed, series a, series b.

How do I pitch George Kunthara?

Email [email protected], the firm's inbox for founders, and name George in the subject. A warm intro from a founder Emergence Capital backed works better.

What did George Kunthara do before Emergence Capital?

go-to-market roles at Retool; employee at Retool.

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