Josh Klaczek

Josh Klaczek

Partner atHOF CapitalNew York

Josh Klaczek is a Partner at HOF Capital, focusing on private equity and cross-over initiatives. He previously worked at Rokos Capital, Citadel, Third Point, Och-Ziff Capital, and JP Morgan, and graduated from Duke University.

What Josh can write

Writes checks of$500K to $30M+
Comes in atSeed, Series A, Series BCan lead the round
Ownership target7-10%At first check
Best routeA warm introAsk a founder in their portfolio.

HOF Capital writes $500K to $30M+ checks, larger than 71% of firms in the atlas.

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Career

  1. Rokos Capital
  2. Citadel
  3. Third Point
  4. HOF Capital · Partner
    Now
  5. Och-Ziff Capital
    2006-2015
  6. Third Point
  7. Citadel
  8. Rokos Capital

Focus

private equitycross-overglobal financialscross-over initiativesfinancials

Education

Duke University, summa cum laude

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Who is Josh Klaczek?

Josh Klaczek is a Partner at HOF Capital, focusing on private equity and cross-over initiatives. He previously worked at Rokos Capital, Citadel, Third Point, Och-Ziff Capital, and JP Morgan, and graduated from Duke University.

How much does Josh Klaczek invest?

Josh Klaczek invests through HOF Capital, which writes checks of $500K to $30M+ at seed, series a, series b.

How do I pitch Josh Klaczek?

A warm intro from a founder HOF Capital backed works best.

What did Josh Klaczek do before HOF Capital?

Rokos Capital; Citadel; Third Point; Och-Ziff Capital; Third Point; Citadel; Rokos Capital.

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