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Key people at 360 Ventures.
360 Ventures was founded by Yee Lee (Partner and Co-founder).
360 Ventures is a Dallas, Texas-based impact innovation investment incubator and certified family office provider that supports diverse founders and early-stage companies. The organization focuses on addressing economic problems by providing comprehensive workforce development training, staffing solutions, business incubation, and direct capital resources to its clients. Operating through a dual model of impact investing and private money lending, the firm targets a wide range of commercial sectors, including advertising, entertainment, real estate development, hospitality, transportation, and media. While specific operational metrics such as total assets under management, portfolio valuation, and overall employee headcount are not currently publicly disclosed, the entity sustains its operations through returns on direct investments in its incubated portfolio companies. The enterprise is led by chief executive officer Josh Kimbrough alongside Percy Jack, though the exact year of its founding remains unannounced.
Key people at 360 Ventures.
360 Ventures was founded by Yee Lee (Partner and Co-founder).
360 Venture Collective is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Miami, Florida, focused on investing in pre-seed and seed-stage tech-enabled companies led by historically underestimated founders, particularly women and underrepresented groups. Their mission centers on *intentionally inclusive investing*, targeting startups that offer impact-driven solutions aligned with Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) criteria. Key sectors include fintech, healthcare, human resources/workforce, proptech, and nonprofit impact. The firm aims to accelerate ventures that combine commercial scalability with social impact, thereby influencing the startup ecosystem by fostering diversity and inclusion in early-stage funding[1][2][4].
Founded by three women leaders, 360 Venture Collective emerged with a vision to support founders committed to solving social problems and addressing underserved markets. The firm chose Miami as its base due to the city's diversity, growing tech scene, and its status as a climate action city, which aligns with their focus on sustainability and community development, especially in proptech. Initially planning a microfund, the founders expanded their ambitions to raise a $25 million fund to back venture-scale companies that balance profitability with purposeful impact. Early traction includes a portfolio of over 30 deals and successful exits, underscoring their operator-led, collaborative approach to long-term value creation[1][4].
360 Venture Collective rides the growing trend of *inclusive and impact-driven investing* that seeks to combine financial returns with social and environmental benefits. The timing is critical as investors increasingly demand ESG-aligned opportunities, and diverse founders gain recognition for driving innovation. Miami’s emergence as a tech hub and climate action city provides a fertile environment for the firm’s focus areas, especially proptech and climate tech. By supporting underrepresented founders, 360 Venture Collective helps diversify the startup ecosystem, promoting equitable access to capital and fostering innovation that addresses systemic social challenges[1][4].
Looking ahead, 360 Venture Collective is poised to expand its influence by continuing to raise larger funds and deepen its impact in venture-scale, inclusive startups. Trends such as climate tech, ESG investing, and diversity in entrepreneurship will shape their journey, potentially positioning them as a leading model for how venture capital can drive both profitability and purposeful change. Their Miami base offers a strategic advantage to capitalize on regional growth and climate resilience innovation, reinforcing their role as a catalyst for inclusive economic development in the tech ecosystem[4].
