Ex-a16z Partner Kim Launches Mido Capital, Eyes $100M
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- Bryan Kim, a former partner at Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) where he invested in consumer tech and AI startups, is forming a new venture firm called Mido Capital, per a filing.
- Kim plans to raise approximately $100 million for a fund that will back early-stage AI and other startups, according to sources.
Why it matters: A former a16z partner raising roughly $100 million for an early-stage AI-focused fund highlights the steady flow of partners leaving major venture platforms to start their own vehicles, while giving LPs another AI-dedicated option at nine-figure scale.
