Nathan Latka

CEO, at Founderpath. Investing in Software Founders out of our 3rd fund ($145m). 216 portfolio companies.

We'll invest $1b in SaaS founders without taking equity. Check out Founderpath.com to see how much capital you can get. 

Podcast has 11m downloads
Book hit WSJ Bestseller list
Frequent cable to discuss SaaS/valuations/public markets
10,000 read Latka Magazine (shipped each month)

Now lending money to founders: Founderpath.com

CEO, Chief Investment Officer

Founderpath provides Debt Financing to Software Companies (B2B SaaS) out of our 3rd ($145m) fund.

Funding criteria:
$1-$20m in recurring revenue
Been in business for at least 2 years
B2B SaaS with predictable revenue
Founder owned and led

Sample terms:
$1-$5m Term Loan
Interest rate as low as 16%
No warrants or personal guarantees
Payback over 48 months
12-24 interest only period
These terms may change and are for discussion purposes only. Non binding. Not intended to be an offer.

Next Steps:
Signup at Founderpath.com
Connect your billing tools
Get an offer quickly

Anyone investing in food trucks? 

This one does $1m dollars/yr and $240k dollars profit:

Some background:
I'm considering investing
Only comment if you're also interested in investing in smb's

Some of the data:
→ They only make 6" donuts
→ $1,000 in profit per day
→ A single 200 square foot trailer
→ Land cost is a parking space
→ $5,000 revenue per square foot

If you're considering investing small checks (<$5k) in Main Street SMB's like this one:

 📌 Comment "The Deal" or "Food truck investing" below 

I'll DM you a link to the full data set before 6pm tonight:
 ✔ startup costs
 ✔ daily revenue
 ✔ food cost breakdown
 ✔ labor structure
 ✔ profit model
 ✔ expansion plan

CEO @ Founderpath (I invest in companies)

Anyone else feel more productive on snowy ranches?

Something about the quiet snow, warm fire, old cabins... 

I don't know what it is, but it works!

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Co-founder & co-CEO @Chili Piper 🔥 Here I talk about lessons I learned to jumpstart my career from intern to SVP. And to grow a company from 0 to almost $1Bn

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why i like Nathan Latka (even though some of you don't) 

Some of you might not like that he’s too loud 
He asks for comments on his post 
He sends a million texts 
He asks a gazillion dollars to meet him at events 

People think that’s too loud 
I say.... that’s not enough 

Here’s why 

All his content is 🔥

He is very mindful of the value he provides with his data and product 
He’s very mindful of his network 
He helps amplify all founders that do great things 
I always find value in what he shares 
I find that he helps the ecosystem grow together 

For example:
He funded Joel Ohman at Exercise.com at $50k of MRR in 2021 via his fund Founderpath
He funded Joel 19 more times totalling $3.5m
Joel bootstrapped using Nathan's money and got "massive" personal liquidity event last week when he exited

He brings value to everyone he meets 

I wish he just had capacity to do more. To help even more entrepreneurs 

So no , not loud. Just not enough

Co-Founder at Sprinto | 2x Founder | GRC | Infosec | Breeze through security compliances

“Girish, just to call a spade a spade. You’re rich, right?”

When Nathan asked me that question on our recent webinar on whether you should go the VC route or bootstrap, it highlighted a very important theme about the ability to take risks in this start up journey.

Yes, financial stability changes how you think about risks, but not in the way people often assume.

It doesn’t mean you suddenly become fearless. It means you can afford to be deliberate.

At 25, your risk appetite might be healthy - coming from youth, energy, and fewer obligations. At 40, it might come from experience, financial security, and knowing which bets are worth making.

But at the end of the day, the risk doesn’t disappear. It just looks different.

You still worry, about people, outcomes, trade-offs. You still wake up thinking about all the things that might break. You still have to earn the right to build something meaningful.

That part doesn’t change. And I don't think it ever will.

Nathan Klarer

Datyra

We have globally dispersed advanced engineering (bioengineering, machine learning, energy and more) laboratories to push our client's businesses forward and advance our partner's interests. Our partners include high growth technology companies, leading corporations, and the US Government.

Over our history, we've worked with dozens of global client organizations. Our team is comprised of leaders and a 40+ person R&D department. We regularly publish thought leadership articles in major outlets like Forbes.

Our success has allowed us to develop deep relationships with our clients, resulting in a position as a leading company in Southern California.

Gray Ghost Strategies

We are a global real estate investment trust currently pursuing the Casas Oleaje development project.

Datyra and Grey Ghost Strategies are both privately held by Nathan Klarer.

https://www.greyghostestates.com

Junto Global

A monthly gathering of the minds dedicated to the expansion of enterprise and personal vision to help individuals be a leading light for others.

CEO Member

Phi Gamma Delta

I serve on the board of Phi Gamma Delta's Alpha Pi Chapter at the University of San Diego

Board Member

Vistage Worldwide, Inc.

I am a member of Vistage's Executive Business Leadership Development program.

Providing consulting services on business strategy and high growth technology startups.

Council Member

AlphaSights

Providing recommendations to growth technology and investment management firms.

Advisor

Bridgecrest Medical

Raised a $1.3 MM seed for a fatigue management wearable startup. Acquired.

CEO/Founder (Acq.)

Nathan is an accomplished international businessman with expertise in the scientific fields of bioengineering as it pertains to human performance and machine learning. He is a developer of international real estate projects aimed at the expression of beauty and healthy living. He is an active angel investor across multiple verticals. In his free time, he runs Spartan Races and marathons, practices multiple martial arts, writes, and is an enthusiastic Weimaraner owner.

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