Andrew Montgomery

Andrew is a Partner at Collaborative Fund, focused on venture investments from seed to growth.

Andrew brings over a decade of venture experience to Collaborative Fund. Previously, he co-founded MESA Ventures, which delivered top quartile Net-TVPI.

At MESA Ventures, he managed all aspects of the finances, administration, LP reporting, and investments, which included Hungryroot, Tala, Button, and TripleLift, which was acquired by Vista Equity Partners for $1.4 billion.

In addition to MESA Ventures, Andrew spent four years at Google in Corporate Development focused on both investments and acquisitions. During his time there, Andrew worked on acquisitions including Velostrata, AppSheet, and the $2.6B acquisition of Looker.

Most recently, Andrew led Finance and Strategy at Lovevery, which grew from less than $50M of revenue to over $220M during his time there. In addition, he supported raising a $100M Series C led by TCG and led all banking relationships including raising a $60M credit facility from Bridge Bank.

Andrew graduated from Georgetown University with a B.A. in Economics.

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