Craig Shapiro

Managing Partner

Craig Shapiro

Craig is the founder and Managing Partner of Collaborative Fund, an  investment firm managing over $1 billion in assets. Since its inception in 2010, Collaborative Fund has been at the forefront of investing in companies that blend profit with purpose, driving positive change while delivering strong returns.

Under Craig’s leadership, Collaborative Fund has become a leading platform for supporting entrepreneurs pushing the world forward. His eye for talent and innovation has led to early-stage investments in numerous billion-dollar companies, including The Farmer’s Dog, Lyft, OLIPOP, Reddit, Scopely, Speak, Upstart, and WHOOP.

In addition to participating on the boards of several Collaborative Fund portfolio companies, he serves on the advisory boards of Circular Services, the largest privately held recycling company in the U.S., and The Smithsonian National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute.

Before founding Collaborative Fund, Craig spent a decade as a successful entrepreneur and operator. His early angel investments in companies like Facebook and Kickstarter underscore his ability to identify and support groundbreaking ventures.

A native of Washington, D.C., Craig holds a B.A. in Political Science from Washington University in St. Louis.

Past performance is not indicative of future results. In the biographies, listed investments of Collaborative Fund are not representative of all Collaborative Fund investments and there can be no assurance that Collaborative Fund will invest in similar companies or achieve similar results in the future. See “Portfolio” tab for a full list of the portfolio. Certain investment history shown in the biographies is with respect to an individual’s tenure at different, independent firms with different teams and does not reflect any investments of the Collaborative Fund. There can be no assurance that the Collaborative Fund will achieve comparable results. The investment strategy of the Collaborative Fund may differ materially from the conditions under which such other investments were made.