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Health and Wealth for Retirees: A Compelling Startup Opportunity

Posted on January 26, 2021 by uripomerantz

I believe there is a massive opportunity to build a startup that helps retirees manage both health and wealth. About 10,000 Americans turn 65 every day. Most enter this critical period of their lives with fear and uncertainty, and more often than not, piecemeal guidance that covers just healthcare or financial decumulation. Moreover, many companies…

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GovTech SaaS: Navigating Unfair Advantages and Perils

Posted on October 9, 2020 by uripomerantz

I love finding opportunities to invest in startups that have massive financial potential and also strengthen the financial fabric of society. GovTech SaaS is one such opportunity. In future articles, I’ll cover opportunities in other sectors.  I believe GovTech SaaS businesses have unfair advantages that make them some of the most interesting and underrated opportunities…

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Shoes in Auschwitz: Regaining Perspective on the Anniversary of World War II

Posted on October 6, 2020 by uripomerantz

Today (September 1st) is the anniversary of the start of World War II. This article is dedicated to Dr. Edith Eger, a Holocaust survivor whose remarkable life story—poignantly told in her memoir The Choice—is a testament of the power to choose light and hope, even in the depths of unfathomable darkness. These days, it’s easy for…

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About

I’m a Venture Partner at Jackson Square Ventures.

I’ve worked in fintech and entrepreneurship for two decades – as a founder and at Fortune 500 companies. 

As a founder, I’ve built a startup acquired by a Fortune 500 company (John Hancock), built a startup with the parent company (Twine), and founded a microfinance organization (Jozoor Microfinance).

With Fortune 500 companies, I’ve developed strategy (McKinsey), led strategic partnerships and new ventures (John Hancock), and in engineering and business development (Microsoft).

I studied at Stanford (engineering and business) and Harvard (international economic development).

All views are my own.

Recent Posts

  • In Times of Froth, Choose Your Venture Investors Wisely
  • Fundraising Tips for Early Stage Founders
  • The Gratitude Algorithm
  • Health and Wealth for Retirees: A Compelling Startup Opportunity
  • GovTech SaaS: Navigating Unfair Advantages and Perils
  • Shoes in Auschwitz: Regaining Perspective on the Anniversary of World War II
  • The 10 Essentials of a Venture Scale Company
  • Capital as a Service: The Next Fintech Startup Opportunity
  • Highest Contribution Entrepreneurship: 3 Questions Every CEO Should Ask
  • Dropping Into Wonder Before Dropping Into Work
  • Why Life Insurance Should Look More Like a 401(k)
  • Love or Fear in America: Learning from Germany, Singapore, and Israel
  • The Robo-Advisor Escape Velocity Conundrum
  • Common Ground: A Founder’s Inner & Outer Worlds
  • The World I Want to Build: Dinner With Warren Buffett, An Ovarian Lottery, and COVID-19
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