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Good morning, Emma. Three things before your 10:30.
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10:30 Slatemoor check-in with Elena Voss
Burn is $410K against a $350K plan, runway 14 months. In June you said revisit if it did not come down; it did not. Your prep note is drafted.
Read the prep
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Wexmoor Capital asked about AI infra exposure
If Slatemoor slips further this becomes an LP conversation. A one-paragraph position is ready for your edit.
Review it
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The hiring-plan template you promised Elena
Due today. Attached to a drafted note that needs your yes before it goes out.
Yes, send it
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For Naomi
2:00pm LP check-in with Duskvale Partners
Committed $8M to Fund II. Last distribution went out in March.
Last conversation: Asked how the portfolio is exposed to AI infrastructure, on Jun 3rd 2026.
Worth raising: Two portfolio marks moved since their last update.
Generate Brief
Prepares Naomi for an LP meeting
For the investment team
Thursday's investment meeting is ready
Four companies on the agenda. Diligence notes, founder threads, and open questions pulled for each.
Still open: Reference calls for Brakemoor are unscheduled.
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For Emma
3 commitments to LPs are still open
You promised Wexmoor Capital a data room walkthrough on Aug 14th. Two others are past the date you gave.
Follow Up
Follows up on Emma's outstanding LP commitments
For Daniel
3 people worth meeting at tomorrow's SF event
Sarah Chen will be there and knows 2 founders in your pipeline. David Kim, who you worked with at Elderoak, is speaking alongside the CEO of Acme.
Reach Out
Finds 3 people Daniel should meet at an upcoming event
For James
Your healthcare conversation with James connects to prior diligence
Last week you discussed healthcare infrastructure. A company Cherryrock passed on has since grown from $2M to $7M ARR and signed two health systems.
Revisit Thesis
Brings a passed company back to James's attention after meaningful changes
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Thornwake Robotics
Portfolio · Fund II · Series A · Detroit, MI
ARR · Q2 board deck$4.2M ▲
Net churn · Q2 board deck1.8%
Runway · Jun financials19 mo
Next boardSep 18
Overview
Industrial automation for mid-size manufacturers, based in Detroit. Fund II led the $12M Series A alongside Aldermoor Capital. Maya Torres sends monthly updates; the board meets quarterly.
People
Maya Torres · CEOPriya Shah · CFOAldermoor Capital · co-investor
Recent updates
Updated ARR and net churn from Q2_Board_Deck.pdf
New contact from an email signature: Priya Shah, CFO. You accepted.
Flagged enterprise pipeline slippage for Thursday's brief
Documents
Q2_Board_Deck.pdf · Jun financials · synced from Drive
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Fennmoor Capital
Limited partner · Family office · Funds I & II
Committed$5.0M
Funds2
Last touchpoint · derived94 days
Overview
Family office, committed across Funds I and II through Fennmoor Holdings II, LLC. Dana Chen is the primary contact. Prefers quarterly calls over email, and wants to hear about industrial deals first.
People
Dana Chen · primary contactFennmoor Holdings II, LLC · entityGabriel Ruiz · tax counsel
Commitments
Fund I · sub docs$2.0M
Fund II · sub docs$3.0M
Recent updates
Logged Tuesday's call with Dana Chen. She asked about Fund II DPI.
Noticed the commitment came through Fennmoor Holdings II, LLC. Linked both entities.
Flagged 94 days without a touchpoint
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Sam Idris
Founder · Corabel · Prospect
Meetings2
First met2025
Warm path · derivedAldermoor Capital
Overview
Founder and CEO of Corabel, grid analytics, now raising a Series A. First crossed the firm in 2025. One person, every thread: the pass, the notes, the reintroduction, connected.
Meetings
Partner call, pricing concerns · notesMar 2025
Demo day conversation · notesJun 2025
Recent updates
Noticed Corabel opened a Series A. Linked Sam to the live deal.
Surfaced the 2025 seed pass and its logged reason for the new IC memo
Mapped the warm path: Aldermoor Capital, your co-investor in Thornwake
Connections
Aldermoor Capital · warm pathThornwake Robotics · shared investor
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Claude
Brief me on Sarah before our LP meeting.
Sarah Lindqvist committed $4M to Fund II. Last conversation, she asked about AI exposure across the portfolio. Two marks moved since her last update, and you owe her the Q2 letter…
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What changed at Acme since the last board meeting?
They hired a CRO, Priya Shah flagged a pipeline gap in the June update, and burn ticked up 6%…
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Who do we know at Vandermere?
Two warm paths. David Kim worked with their payments lead at Elderoak, and Sarah Chen took a board seat alongside their CFO…
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Acme hires a new CRO
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