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Jason Hunt is an experienced investor with a focus on seed-stage software companies, displaying a collaborative partnership style. Having a track record as VP of Partnerships at QuickNode, a former Business Development professional at Amazon Web Services, and various leadership roles in startups, including co-founding LessonLodge, he brings a wealth of expertise to the table. His investments range from $50K-$50K, with recent involvement in seed-stage software companies like Fathom. He is known to assist founders with recruiting engineers and building company culture, fostering high-performing cultures within startups.
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Country: Australia
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Investment Stages: pre-seed, seed
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AI Reasoning: Google search did not return clear results linking an investor named Jason Hunt to recent investments beyond the general profile text provided. No verifiable dates of investments (e.g., in Fathom) were found to compute recency. Because no reliable external evidence of investment activity could be located, default to not-found.
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