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Satoshi Harris-Koizumi

Principal
New York City
Joined Battery in 2012
Focus Areas: Application Software, Infrastructure Software
Toshi focuses on later-stage B2B software and SaaS investments, including growth equity, buyouts and rollups.
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Toshi, a principal at Battery, focuses on later-stage business-to-business software and SaaS investments, including growth equity, buyouts and rollups. He is involved with Battery’s investments in 1WorldSync; Clubessential Holdings; CrunchTime!; Olo (NYSE: OLO); Smartling; and Tech Soft 3D. Toshi also was involved with investments in CAMBRIO (acquired by Sandvik), HighJump (acquired by Accellos) and Mendix (acquired by Siemens).

Prior to Battery, he spent time with North Bridge Growth Equity–now Guidepost Growth Equity–in Waltham, Massachusetts.

Toshi graduated from Dartmouth College with a BA in economics.

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