Our Values

Fabric’s mission is to weave together diverse founders with the funding they need and deserve. Our experience matched with our inspiring diverse-run portfolio companies will elevate and support the need for diversity, equity and inclusion in fundraising. Doing great things together by investing in companies doing great things in the world.

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Equity & Inclusion

In 2021, female founders were only awarded 2% of venture capital in the U.S. Our Fabric is women-led, diversity-driven, and fully qualified with over 40+ years of leadership experience in driving the future generation of consumers. Fabric VC provides the balance and equity that has been needed for so long in the VC space by investing in diversity. Our initiative generates exponential opportunities for growth across the board.

Consumer Behavior Paradigm Shifts

Our investment thesis is simple. We back underrepresented founders at the earliest stage, working on big outcome ideas and category re-defining game changers in consumer tech. We focus on Web 3.0 CPG in key areas.

We have deep roots in CPG and have seen the future. Web 3.0 is a return to open protocols after a Web 2.0 era defined by centralization. By incorporating the characteristics of crypto-native applications, traditional business models can innovate in Web 3.0. There is significant value in both the rising protocol layer that blockchain networks provide as well as the application layer that has thrived in Web 2.0. Fabric will focus its efforts on D2C in emerging industries.

Web 3.0 consumer packaged goods (CPG)
There is significant value in both the rising protocol layer that blockchain networks provide as well as the application layer that has thrived in Web 2.0.
Consumerized healthcare & digital health tools
We believe culturally competent care through platforms that give access and control is a winning bet.
Gen Z- and Gen Alpha-focused fintech
Financial education and literacy are critical to this seismic evolution. 
Platforms for the future of work
Future workers will not be centralized, will want to take their data with them, and will continue to shift towards being freelancers.