Zachary Gobst – Startup Investor Profile

Based on the information collected: Investment Thesis: Mr. Zachary Gobst, as the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer at LeapCure, aims to reduce clinical trial cycle time by two years. Investment Focus Areas: Zachary is primarily focused on health care and clinical trials. Stage of Investment: Zachary’s investments are likely early-stage, particularly in the seed stage companies with less than $10M in revenue. Geographical Preference: Zachary Gobst is based in Los Angeles, California, and his investments may focus on the health care companies in the Greater Los Angeles Area and California, with a broader interest in clinical trials companies in the United States. Previous Investments: Specific previous investments were not provided in the information gathered. Track record and professional career: Zachary Gobst is dedicated to guiding Leapcure toward achieving its vision in the healthcare field, with a focus on reducing clinical trial cycle time. Investment Check Size: The exact check size for investments by Zachary Gobst was not specified in the information found. Partnership and Collaboration Styles: No specific details on partnership and collaboration styles were mentioned in the gathered information. This description provides an overview of Zachary Gobst’s role, focus areas, location, and investment style.

Location: Los Angeles, CA

Country: United States of America

Investment Regions: EU, NA

Investment Stages: pre-seed, seed

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AI Reasoning: Extensive web search for ‘Zachary Gobst’ and ‘Zach Gobst’ including Leapcure pages, interviews, podcasts, LinkedIn and news articles returned information about his role as Founder/CEO of Leapcure and company activities (e.g., Leap Together podcast, company About page, acquisition news), but did not find any public records or announcements indicating that he has made external investments, angel investments, or disclosed investment activity in startups. No dated investment events or portfolio company names were found. Therefore there is no evidence of recent investment activity to classify; default to not-found.

Low Activity – Only known angel investments more than 12 months ago.

Active – Known angel investments between the last 12 and 6 months.

Very Active – Known angel investments in the last 6 months.