Go from Vision to Venture with VECTOR!
Build the next transformative super{set} data+AI company.
Get direction and magnitude for a startup at VECTOR: a 12-week launchpad for technical product leaders to co-explore AI company opportunities alongside super{set}.
VECTOR is a 12-week program for technical entrepreneurs to work side-by-side with super{set} Founding General Partners Tom Chavez and Vivek Vaidya (and the hands-on super{set} team) to co-explore company creation opportunities rooted in AI.
We designed VECTOR for talented would-be entrepreneurs who need the time, space, resources, and guidance to determine the right business problem to solve and the best company to start in partnership with super{set}.
At VECTOR, you don’t build alone: you co-found with Tom and Vivek, leverage operational knowledge from the super{set} team, and engage with the super{set} community of co-founders and portfolio companies as thought partners and initial customers.
VECTOR is a unique opportunity to co-found a fully seeded data+AI startup out of super{set}’s $90 Million fund.
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More questions? Email us at vector@superset.com
super{set} is a startup studio where great data+AI ideas become transformational software companies. With our people-first performance culture and company-building playbooks, we found, fund, and scale high-potential businesses.
super{set} was founded in 2019 by serial builders who have founded multiple data+AI companies and created billions in enterprise value. Founding General Partners Tom Chavez and Vivek Vaidya sold Rapt to Microsoft and Krux to Salesforce.
To date, super{set} has founded 16 companies and raised millions of dollars of follow-on capital from top investors including Norwest, Forerunner, Ridge Ventures, Wing, CRV, Acrew, Greycroft, Ulu, and Snowflake Ventures. In 2024 super{set} celebrates our first exit with the sale of data collaboration startup Habu to LiveRamp (NYSE: RAMP) in a cash and stock transaction valued at approximately $200 million.