And I think that’s super important in our line of business where our founders are our customers.” Kapur said he had been connected to TTV for some time but was drawn to the team because “they are incredibly founder-friendly, entrepreneur centric, always putting the portfolio companies first and the founders first. He spent the last four years at San Francisco-based B Capital Group, whose FinTech investments include San Francisco-based Plastiq and startups across Indonesia, Singapore, and India.
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While working on the startup’s Series B fundraise, Kapur said he was “intrigued about what were doing on the other side of the table and how are they making these decisions.” Kapur credits his time at Adaptive Payments for expanding his interest in the venture capital space.
That experience led Kapur internationally, both with a microfinancing lending company in Tanzania and ultimately with a business development role at Google, where he traveled frequently while growing the consumer-facing payments and commerce part of the business. And I wanted to figure out a way to be a little bit closer to that and be a part of it…and have direct experience at the startup,” Kapur told Hypepotamus. “Looking forward over the next 10 years, I just saw a ton of opportunities for technology to really have a direct impact on financial services. After earning his undergraduate degree at Emory University, he gained exposure to Atlanta’s growing FinTech scene while working at Deloitte and SunTrust Robinson Humphrey. Relocating from his current base in San Francisco, the new role at TTV is a homecoming of sorts for Kapur. Neil Kapur brings both an operating and FinTech investing background to the Atlanta-based firm. TTV Capital has tapped a new partner as the firm grows its investments in the FinTech space.
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