Tahseen Rashid
Associate at HOF Capital
New York, New York
Overview
Work Experience
Associate
2021 - Current
HOF Capital is a multi-stage venture capital firm with $1B+ in AUM. Backed by 240 of the world’s most influential institutions, we look for relentlessly ambitious founders and help them build generational companies. Led HOF's investments in: 1) Blue-collar hiring reimagined (Stealth) 2) Intelligence-aided design (Stealth) 3) Apple Watch for the brain (Stealth) 4) Reiterate (https://reiterate.com/) 5) Cambrium Bio (https://www.cambrium.bio/) 6) Proper developer tooling and infra for the Apple ecosystem (Stealth) 7) WhatsApp-based banking and finance automation (Stealth) 8) Trace Finance (https://www.tracefinance.com/home-en) 9) HitPay (https://www.hitpayapp.com/) 10) Spot2 (https://spot2.mx/) 11) Deep learning-driven chip design (Stealth)
HOF Capital is a global multistage VC firm with $1 billion in AUM that partners with ambitious entrepreneurs from idea to IPO.
Research
2021 - 2021
Conducted in-depth market analysis and research on software companies
Investment firm pursuing a long-term approach to investing in leading, global public and private companies
Product Growth & Development
2019 - 2020
Kormo is an Experimental Job Matching and Career Development Platform by Google - scaled to millions of monthly active users and thousands of employers before being sunset
Google is a multinational corporation that specializes in Internet-related services and organizes the world’s information.
Raised $26,100,000.00 from Angel Investors LP, Kleiner Perkins, Signatures Capital, Sequoia Capital, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Shaquille O'Neal, Henry Kissinger, Google and Tiger Woods.
Venture Capital Intern
2019 - 2019
Vamos LatAm!
Research Intern
2018 - 2018
Learn about the Nepal Stock Exchange and why short selling was not a good idea in these markets.
Research Intern
2016 - 2016
Worked with Dr. Mostafizur Rahman Khan to write, edit and publish research papers on financial inclusion, SDG implementation as well as how Union Digital Centers were contributing to rural communities. Distribution is important!