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Matthew Hartman

Managing Partner at Factorial

New York, New York

Overview 

Matthew Hartman is the Managing Partner at Factorial Capital in New York, where he has successfully invested in companies like Medbill AI and Hugging Face. With a background including roles at Betaworks Ventures and as the founder of ReferBoost, he has a proven track record in generative tech/AI, consumer internet, and enterprise sectors. Highlights of Matthew Hartman's career include his role as a Partner at Betaworks Ventures and his involvement in investments in notable companies such as Product Hunt and Gimlet Media.

Work Experience 

  • Managing Partner

    2023 - Current

Factorial Capital seeks to invest in artificial intelligence startups.

  • Partner

    2016 - 2022

    General Partner at Betaworks

Betaworks Ventures is a product-focused, seed-stage venture capital fund based in New York City and San Francisco.

  • Director of Seed Investments

    2014 - 2016

Betaworks Ventures is a product-focused, seed-stage venture capital fund.

Raised $50,950,000.00 from Notable Capital and DG VENTURES.

  • Founder

    2011 - 2014

    ReferBoost helps property managers and marketers of multifamily residential communities manage their online brands. Apartments.com acquired a license and distribution rights of the software 2013.

ReferBoost provides brand and reputation management tools for multifamily properties.

  • Intern, Analytics, Mktg, Finance, & Other stuff

    2010 - 2010

    Hot Potato was a consumer social media app acquired by Facebook in 2010.

  • Intern

    2010 - 2010

    Performed due diligence on potential investments, one of which resulted in a term sheet; Presented outlook on social web to Draper Fisher Jurvetson (DFJ) partners nationally; Researched legislation that would affect investment decisions.

  • Senior Project Manager

    2004 - 2009

    Under the direction of the corporate Chief Investment Officer, designed, programmed, and implemented a new technology platform to manage real estate development projects. The application was used nationally to process about $8 billion in pipeline and in-process acquisition. Stayed through the acquisition of Trammell Crow Company to CBRE.

CBRE Group provides commercial real estate services and investments.

Raised $1,950,000,000.00 from Athene Capital.

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