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4Founders Capital

Spain

4Founders Capital is a venture capital firm established by serial entrepreneurs in Barcelona, Spain, focused on investing in early-stage startups and financial services.

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4Founders Capital at a glance

4Founders Capital is a company headquartered in Spain. Xcout tracks 8 named people at 4Founders Capital, including Patricia Espaliat (Finance Director).

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Spain

4Founders Capital leadership

  • Patricia EspaliatFinance Director
  • Javier Pérez-TenessaManaging Partner
  • Jesús MonleónManaging Partner
  • Marc Badosa RigauManaging Partner
  • Marc CastilblancoPartner
  • Marek FodorManaging Partner

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