Fueling Innovations for a Healthy Human Economy™

WHO WE ARE

Capital, where it counts.

By addressing the capital gap in health equity, our team at Zane Venture Fund will fuel innovations for a healthy human economy. We invest in pioneering startups leveraging technology to tackle the social determinants of health.

Our fund specifically targets bold founders in overlooked regions creating tech-enabled solutions with innovative business models and early signs of traction. We are particularly interested in the following sectors: housing, climate, digital health, and financial inclusion.

Beyond capital, we offer mentoring and a robust network of resources, empowering our founders to excel and their ventures to thrive. Founded and operated by a team of passionate entrepreneurs, investors, and operators, we are committed to significantly impacting health equity and community well-being.

MDisrupt Founder & CEO Ruby Gadelrab. Image: MDisrupt

“As a co-investor and LP, Zane’s mission to grow world-class organizations led by diverse founders and teams resonates strongly with me. Zane is rapidly building a large diverse network that provides opportunities to invest in innovative products, proven in the market, with a high-growth outlook. If you’re looking to pursue profitable mission-driven investments, I highly recommend the team at Zane.”

— Tope Awotona, founder of Calendly

TEAM

Zane Venture Fund Partners

Shila Nieves Burney

MANAGING PARTNER

Recognized as Atlanta's "50 on Fire" and UnSung Champion by Graham Walker, and featured on BloombergTV regarding bills that impact entrepreneurship. Shila spent 20+ years investing in marginalized communities through programs and services for large non profits organizations and the public education sector. Shila's super power is connecting with talent and building networks.

Sig Mosley

VENTURE PARTNER

Named “The Godfather of Angel Investing In The Southeast.” Managing Partner, Mosley Ventures with 145 startup investments with 106 liquidity events. Holds record for largest exit in the Southeast region with $5.7 billion acquisition of Tradex.