Lauren Kolodny, a partner at Acrew Capital, has always championed technology’s power to democratize access to financial services for everyday people.
When the fledgling neobank Chime struggled to convince investors in 2016 that it could build a large business serving the working class, Kolodny was the only VC out of a 100 Chime pitched who agreed to back the company, stepping in with a $9 million Series A extension when it was nearly out of money.
That bet paid off big time. Last month, Chime went public at a $14.5 billion valuation.
Kolodny, who appeared on the Forbes Midas list three years in a row, is still passionate about investing in tech solutions that help consumers maximize their resources.
She recently led a $20 million…
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