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Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation

Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation is a tech investor that backs tech companies raising capital.

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The Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation was founded on a belief in the power of innovation and a conviction that with bold foundation support, passionate individuals can change the world. In 2010, the Foundation joined forces with Robert S. Kaplan, formerly vice-chairman of Goldman Sachs and a professor of leadership at Harvard Business School and currently the President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Together the team raised their second fund inviting fourteen innovative philanthropists to join the fund.

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Last Transaction

11/6/2018

Transaction History

Our records indicate that Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation invested in the VC transactions listed below. Dollar amounts are for the entire raise, which may include other investors.

Investor Contacts

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Name

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Chief Executive Officer

James Bildner

        

Partner

Christy Chin

        

Managing Director

Stephanie Cornell

        

Principal

Kathryn Doyle

        

Managing Director

Stephanie Khurana

        

Managing Director

Nathalie Kylander

        

Managing Director

Carter Stewart

        

Managing Director

Rebecca Weintraub

        

Funds

No fund closings have been recorded for this company.

Portfolio Companies

Draper Richards Kaplan Foundation has invested in only one tech company, according to our database records. If we are missing a portfolio company, please let us know.

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