Kevin Dick is Managing Director at Right Side Capital with 12 years there and 20 years in mathematical, data, and process modeling. He founded and leads Network Resonance.

What Kevin can write

Writes checks of$100K to $500K
Comes in atPre-seedCan lead the round
Ownership target5-7%At first check
Pitch pageSubmit on their siteThe firm asks founders to apply here.

Right Side Capital writes $100K to $500K checks, larger than 5% of firms in the atlas.

Bars: how many firms report each check band. Highlighted: Right Side Capital.

Career

  1. Network Resonance · Founder and CEO
  2. Right Side Capital · Managing Director
    Now
  3. Acorn Computer · CEO and Founder
  4. WorkMetro · CEO and Founder

Companies founded

Network ResonanceAcorn ComputerWorkMetro

Focus

mathematical modelingdata modelingprocess modelingtech

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Right Side Capital does not invest inDeeptech, Cannabis

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Who is Kevin Dick?

Kevin Dick is Managing Director at Right Side Capital with 12 years there and 20 years in mathematical, data, and process modeling. He founded and leads Network Resonance.

How much does Kevin Dick invest?

Kevin Dick invests through Right Side Capital, which writes checks of $100K to $500K at pre-seed.

How do I pitch Kevin Dick?

A warm intro from a founder Right Side Capital backed works best. A short LinkedIn note with one line on traction is the next best route.

What did Kevin Dick do before Right Side Capital?

Founder and CEO at Network Resonance; CEO and Founder at Acorn Computer; CEO and Founder at WorkMetro.

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