laura mcginnis

Singular's strategy of backing founders before market consensus, evidenced by over 50% preemption rate, allows the firm to secure allocation in category-defining companies like Aikido before they become hot.

Singular's core thesis is investing in founders who apply frontier technology to fundamentally reshape their industries, building companies that could not have existed a decade ago. This non-consensus, early-conviction approach targets category-creating companies before market consensus forms.

Ex-founders from Stripe, Wayflyer, and Tines are becoming angel investors and starting new companies in the UK and Ireland, creating a dense talent network that early-stage investors can tap through accelerators like Dogpatch Labs and Ormeau Labs.