After Andrew Hamilton was impacted by his company’s layoffs during the pandemic, he received a COBRA letter in the mail. He needed to figure out healthcare – and fast – but the process was stressful and antiquated. Like the tens of thousands of Americans who are laid off each year, Andy had sticker shock at the steep out-of-pocket costs associated with COBRA and thought, “Is this really my only option? Why isn’t there a better solution?” Enter When - a benefits platform founded by Andrew Hamilton and Daniel Wertheimer that offers exiting employees with the resources they need to manage their transition, while helping employers reduce costs and risk associated with COBRA. We announced our support of When's $4.6M Seed round last week - read more about "Why We Invested" here: https://lnkd.in/ePXcutcs #fintech #teamttv cc: Lizzie Guynn, Neil Kapur, Sean Banks, Gardiner Garrard, Laney Lewis, Colin Koerin, B Capital , Aaron Weitzman, Joyance Partners, Alumni Ventures, Network Ventures, Enfield Capital, LLC, Research Division, Daniel Wertheimer, Jen Zimmerman
TTV Capital
Venture Capital and Private Equity Principals
Atlanta, Georgia 4,395 followers
Funding Innovation in Fintech
About us
TTV Capital invests in fintech businesses that serve the widely varying needs of the financial services sector and the consumers of financial products. Our team of experienced technology and financial services professionals has more than 100 years of venture capital and highly relevant industry operating expertise acquired across three decades and multiple economic cycles. We create value for entrepreneurs and investors by using our knowledge, experience, and relationships to help businesses grow and succeed.
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http://www.ttvcapital.com
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- Venture Capital and Private Equity Principals
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- 11-50 employees
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- Atlanta, Georgia
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- Privately Held
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- 1999
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- fintech and early stage venture capital
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1230 PEACHTREE STREET NE
Atlanta, Georgia 30309, US
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Congrats to co-founders Andrew Hamilton and Daniel Wertheimer and the team at When on their $4.6M Seed round. When provides exiting employees with the resources they need to manage their transition, while helping employers reduce costs and risk associated with COBRA. We're proud to support you on the journey! #teamttv #fintech cc: Gardiner Garrard, Sean Banks, Neil Kapur, Lizzie Guynn, Laney Lewis, Paul Todd, Jen Zimmerman, Aaron Weitzman, B Capital , Joyance Partners, Alumni Ventures, Network Ventures, Enfield Capital, LLC, Research Division, Colin Koerin https://lnkd.in/e2RskKaH
🎉 Big news, LinkedIn! When secured $4.6 million in seed funding to continue our mission: transforming the employee offboarding experience. With U.S. layoffs hitting a 14-year high in 2023 (excluding 2020), our work has never been more crucial. When is proud to be leading the charge in redefining the employee exit process to benefit both employees and employers. We're reimagining severance packages, integrating personalized support, and leveraging AI to unlock better health insurance options for departing employees. With the support of our investors, When can continue to provide exiting employees with the resources they need to thrive, while helping employers reduce costs and risk associated with COBRA. Thank you to Aaron Weitzman at Axios for highlighting our work and thank you to our investors at B Capital , TTV Capital, Joyance Partners, Alumni Ventures, Network Ventures, and Enfield Capital, LLC, Research Division for believing in our vision. Check out the full story here: https://lnkd.in/eX8mBJGs At When, we believe everyone deserves support during life's "when moments." Join us in building a future where transitions can be opportunities, not obstacles. #Funding #Startup #Offboarding #ReadyforWhen #SeedRound
Post-employment benefits startup raises $4.6m for employee offboarding
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We hope to see you at Fintech South on Tuesday, August 27th at the The Woodruff Arts Center! Our own Neil Kapur will be one of the judges at Fintech South's Innovation Challenge Pitch Finals. If you're there, swing by the Atlanta Symphony Hall at 1:55pm to listen to the finalists pitch their companies. Full agenda here: https://lnkd.in/eVhsh4a cc: Angel Whitworth, Cameron Bogan, Lizzie Guynn, Neil Kapur, Gardiner Garrard, Sean Banks, Paul Todd
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Congrats to Co-Founders William Corbera and Joseph Elias Phillips and the entire team at Payabli on the announcement of their $20M Series A. 🚀 We're proud to support you in your efforts to revolutionize embedded payments. Read more about it here in TechCrunch: https://lnkd.in/eNgQmFCV And check out this "Why We Invested" from the vaults! We began our relationship with Payabli way back in 2022: https://lnkd.in/eW3rbwmX #teamttv #fintech cc: Gardiner Garrard, Neil Kapur, Lizzie Guynn, Sean Banks, Laney Lewis, Bling Capital, Fika Ventures, QED Investors, Ashley Marshall, Marielle Mekkaoui, Kyle Wiggers
🚀 Exciting news! We are absolutely thrilled to announce that Payabli has secured a $20M Series A led by QED Investors with participation from existing investors TTV Capital, Fika Ventures, and Bling Capital to revolutionize #embeddedpayments for software companies. With greater than 3X revenue growth, this round helps us further our quest to make all Software Companies Payment Companies and further innovate our PayIn, PayOut and PayOps product categories. We are forever grateful to our incredible software partners, team, investors, and community— you made this happen! 🌟 Read the press release here: https://hubs.ly/Q02Ddwh_0 #Fintech #embeddedpayments #payments #SeriesAFunding #VentureCapital #Startups #InnovationUnleashed #StartupGrowth
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When we first met Kevin Nazemi, the Co-Founder and CEO of Charlie, we were immediately impressed by his laser focus on meeting the financial needs of retirees and soon-to-be-retirees. Kevin’s personal story – helping his father navigate a maze of insurance, healthcare, and financial services bureaucracy after an acute health issue – made him realize that far too few resources existed for this population, and that there is a huge need for solutions that are specifically designed for this stage of life. Congrats to the team on the announcement of their latest innovation, SpeedBump, to further protect older Americans from financial fraud. Read more here in Fast Company: https://lnkd.in/ekzkYHei #teamttv #fintech #fraud cc: Gardiner Garrard, Neil Kapur, Laney Lewis, Lizzie Guynn, Sean Banks, Paul Todd, Julie Halpin
Today, Charlie launched SpeedBump, a pioneering new way to protect older Americans from financial fraud. You can read about the news in Fast Company. This is the latest step in our mission to help older Americans get the most out of their money and keep it safe. Through a proprietary combination of pauses, alerts, and real-time education, SpeedBump ensures customers are maximally aware of the latest information about fraud so they are empowered to protect their money during the moments they are most at risk. AI has unleashed a disturbing new wave of financial fraud and scams on this population, leaving them more vulnerable than ever. However, research shows that when people are aware of a specific scam, they are 80% less likely to engage with it, and if they do engage, they are 40% less likely to lose money or sensitive information. SpeedBump ensures customers are educated in real-time about their money’s movements and able to make informed decisions when it matters most. With tens of billions stolen from older Americans every year and fraudsters becoming more sophisticated, we believe it is our responsibility to build impactful technology to protect our customers. Check out today’s story in Fast Company or head to Charlie.com to learn more!
This banking fintech for older Americans is launching a new feature to fight AI fraud
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Thanks to focal and Pascal Unger for highlighting TTV Capital partner Neil Kapur on this week's findfunding.vc spotlight. #teamttv
If you're building a fintech startup, you likely know of this investor, but just in case... This week's findfunding.vc spotlight is on Neil Kapur from TTV Capital. He: 🛫 Is based in SF & Atlanta 💲 Has spent time at Google in consumer-facing payments & at two fintech startups 🏔️ Loves alpine mountaineering and has climbed Kilimanjaro, Denali, Rainier, and more!! Amongst founders, Neil and the team at TTV Capital , including Gardiner Garrard, Mark Johnson, Sean Banks, Lizzie Guynn, and Laney Lewis are known for saying “lift, not lean.” They believe that their job as investors is not to create work for founders, but instead ask the right questions and help navigate to the best outcomes. Knowing Neil well personally, he's not only my go-to person for anything related to fintech but I can also highly recommend having him on your cap table - he's the kind of human you want to have in your corner during both good times and bad. Make sure to: ✉️ Pitch him at [email protected] ➡️ Follow TTV Capital on LinkedIn For more, check out our funder spotlight card below along with TTV Capital's profile on findfunding.vc (link in comments).
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Can you imagine turning every software company into a payment powerhouse? In this captivating episode of the Leaders in Payments podcast, co-CEOs of Payabli Joseph Elias Phillips and William Corbera, share their groundbreaking work in the payments industry. A link to the full episode is in the comments below. #payments #fintech
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🎙⚡️ Excited to share Episode 48, our latest podcast with Kareem Saleh, Founder and CEO of FairPlay AI, the world's first Fairness-as-a-Service company backed by leading venture investors Nyca Partners, Fin Capital, TTV Capital. Financial institutions use FairPlay AI’s APIs to embed fairness considerations into their marketing, underwriting, pricing, and collections algorithms as well as to automate their fair lending compliance. 🎧 Listen to the entire episode here: https://lnkd.in/diAJsUk4 🎙⚡️In this insightful conversation, we discuss the challenges and triumphs of building a technology-driven solution to one of today's most pressing issues in financial services. Tune in as we cover Kareem’s journey from growing up in the vibrant and diverse city of Chicago, to helping negotiate the Paris Climate Agreement serving in the Obama Administration, and before diving into AI and machine learning. 🎙⚡️Kareem's story is a compelling blend of personal experience and professional achievement. Background and Early Influences Raised in Chicago by North African immigrant parents, Kareem was deeply influenced by the city's academic and political environment. His early exposure to international events and technology sparked his interest in economic development and civil rights. Early Career and Ventures Kareem's initial foray into technology included working on an AI startup aimed at preemptive search queries. This experience, combined with his work at the U.S. State Department on the Paris Climate Agreement, solidified his belief in AI's potential to drive social change. Commitment to Fair Lending Witnessing his mother's challenges in securing a loan as an immigrant inspired Kareem to address financial disparities. He discovered that many lending models were biased against minorities and women, which motivated him to seek fairer credit underwriting solutions. Founding Fairplay AI Kareem co-founded FairPlay AI to eliminate biases in credit underwriting using advanced algorithmic fairness techniques. A notable success included helping a major mortgage originator increase approval rates for applicants without increasing risk. Vision and Team Building Kareem stresses the importance of a diverse and high-performing team, hiring for potential and fostering trust. His vision for FairPlay AI is to create inclusive financial systems, ensuring fair credit decisions and promoting social progress. I hope you enjoy the conversation as much as I did! 🙏🏼🎧💡
Kareem Saleh - Founder & CEO, Fairplay
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Greenlight does it again. 🚀 Congrats to the team at U.S. Bank for making family finance easier than ever before for their customers. “U.S. Bank has a long-standing commitment to powering the potential of our clients and communities through financial education...Our partnership with Greenlight revolutionizes how our clients can teach their kids about money, by providing trusted and proven financial tools that create positive money habits," - Tim Welsh, vice chairman of consumer and business banking, U.S. Bank. #teamttv #fintech cc: Gardiner Garrard, Sean Banks, Neil Kapur, Lizzie Guynn, Laney Lewis, Paul Todd
It is now easier than ever for parents to teach their kids about money. Through our new partnership with Greenlight, eligible U.S. Bank clients can send money instantly, automate allowance, manage chores, set flexible spending controls, and more for their children. “U.S. Bank has a long-standing commitment to powering the potential of our clients and communities through financial education,” says Tim Welsh, vice chairman of consumer and business banking. https://bit.ly/4aKXWmU
Empowering more families to teach kids about money with Greenlight
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We're often asked the question: "How are you adjusting your strategy based on [insert the latest market or investment trend]?" And we always answer the same way. Last week, TTV Capital Co-Founder and Managing Partner, Gardiner Garrard, shared his perspective with The Wall Street Journal’s Brian Gormley in the WSJ Pro VC newsletter: “We haven’t changed how we evaluate investment opportunities, and we don’t plan to make adjustments as a result of the current environment. The criteria that we’ve relied on for the past 24 years remains the same: we’re always looking for capable, hard-working entrepreneurs with an idea to solve a problem in financial services. We screen for founders who can build a real business, rather than ones who tell a story around scaling rapidly. While other investors may have cooled on fintech, for us, it’s never been about following the trends. It has always been about the ways that technology can bring about innovation in financial services," Gardiner Garrard, Co-Founder and Managing Partner, TTV Capital cc: Jen Zimmerman, Laney Lewis, Sean Banks, Lizzie Guynn, Paul Todd, Neil Kapur, Sapphire Partners, AllegisCyber Capital #wsj #teamttv #fintech
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