WorkVenture

Crossover
VC

A technology fund whose limited partners include more than forty professional athletes and entertainers — and a calendar built to keep them in the room.

The partnership

Most athletes who invest in tech do it one company at a time. This is the other way round.

The record
CompanyCrossover VC
SectorEarly-stage technology
StructureVenture fund
Legacy’s roleStrategic capital · Partnership programme
What Legacy runs

The programme, not the portfolio.

Who is in it

Three kinds of limited partner.

Traditional LPsInstitutional and individual limited partners, the base any fund is built on.
Founders and investorsOperators who have built and sold, investing alongside the fund.
40+ athletes and entertainersThe part that is unusual, and the part Legacy brought.

Crossover VC is an independent fund. Legacy is a partner to it and curates its programme; Legacy does not manage the fund, and nothing here is an offer, a solicitation, or investment advice.

What it has produced

Introductions that turn into deals.

Legacy curates the private dinners, summits and educational programming that run through the year, and keeps the investor base connected to the companies the fund backs.

What comes out of it is the point: investments made, business development deals between Crossover’s portfolio companies and Legacy’s roster, and working relationships between the athletes and the founders they are backing.

The house and pool at dusk, Crossover VC
A poolside session under the white umbrella
A speaker with a microphone, outdoors
A speaker mid-sentence, indoors
A speaker in the garden
A group on the sofas at an evening gathering
Guests laughing at a dinner table
Three guests in deck chairs in the garden
A game of cornhole on the lawn
A bottle poured at a private dinner
A garden session, seen from the audience
Glasses set out for a tasting
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