Lay aside every weight
What a featherweight British sports car taught a Texan investor about stewardship, craftsmanship and the Christian discipline of enough.
Read on Substack ↗Investor | Operator | Ragamuffin
Twenty-five years from PwC and Accenture to early-stage venture. I write about faith, venture and impact investing, putting AI to work, and leading through the transformations that are rarely clean or predictable.
Why “Ragamuffin”?
Faith, sobriety, impact investing, venture capital… through the eyes of a Ragamuffin. Titles don’t tell the full story. This is where I write the rest of it.
Start here: Ragamuffin Musings ↗Writing
What a featherweight British sports car taught a Texan investor about stewardship, craftsmanship and the Christian discipline of enough.
Read on Substack ↗A baseball field, a rabbit’s nest, and a reminder of what technology can never replace.
Read on Substack ↗Broken glass → shared struggle → purpose → stained glass.
Read on Substack ↗Faith, sobriety, impact investing, venture capital… through the eyes of a Ragamuffin.
Read on Substack ↗On Substack
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ragamuffinmusings.substack.com ↗Where the ideas go to work
Three firms, one point of view: great companies need patient capital, sound financial leadership and technology that actually ships.
Capital
General Partner
Backing faith-led founders building enduring companies, mainly Seed to Series A.
beyondcapitalfunds.com ↗Counsel
SVP of Operations
Full business lifecycle advisory for owner-managed companies, from fractional CFO work through exit.
churchillterry.com ↗Code
Advisory Board
Dallas-based product engineering, AI, data & analytics and cybersecurity.
aezion.com ↗About
I spent two decades inside large consulting firms building and running delivery businesses. Since 2015 I’ve put that experience to work for early-stage founders and the owners of private companies.
Full bio →Founders, investors, owners and leaders. If you’re building something that should last, pick the conversation that fits.