Stu Smith

Partner atScribble VenturesFirm active Oct 13California

Stu Smith is a partner at Scribble Ventures and General Partner at Coughdrop Capital. He has held executive roles at WarnerMedia, Teespring, and Omaze.

What Stu can write

Writes checks of$500K to $3M
Comes in atPre-seed, SeedCan lead the round
Ownership target7-10%At first check
Email the firm[email protected]The firm's own inbox for founders.

Scribble Ventures writes $500K to $3M checks, larger than 71% of firms in the atlas.

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Career

  1. Red Light Management
  2. CrowdSurge
  3. Teespring
  4. Omaze
  5. WarnerMedia · Senior Vice President, Creator
  6. Racket · COO/Co-Founder
  7. Coughdrop Capital · General Partner
  8. Scribble Ventures · Partner
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Companies founded

Racket

Focus

entertainmentmedia

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Questions

Who is Stu Smith?

Stu Smith is a partner at Scribble Ventures and General Partner at Coughdrop Capital. He has held executive roles at WarnerMedia, Teespring, and Omaze.

How much does Stu Smith invest?

Stu Smith invests through Scribble Ventures, which writes checks of $500K to $3M at pre-seed, seed.

How do I pitch Stu Smith?

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

What did Stu Smith do before Scribble Ventures?

Red Light Management; CrowdSurge; Teespring; Omaze; Senior Vice President, Creator at WarnerMedia; COO/Co-Founder at Racket; General Partner at Coughdrop Capital.

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