Vault Fund invests in company-building firms that systematically create new companies — maximizing upside through a repeatable, risk-managed playbook.
Company-building firms span private equity and venture capital — including venture studios, roll-up platforms, and serial entrepreneurs. Their repeatable playbooks create structural advantages that drive faster, higher returns.
Efficiencies from a tested, systematic playbook reduce friction at every stage.
Ideas are stress-tested before significant capital is deployed.
Lower cost basis from day zero reduces entry risk significantly.
Concentrated portfolio construction limits capital loss exposure.
Structural alignment lowers total fee drag versus traditional alternatives.
Portfolio companies benefit from centralized resources and emerging talent networks.
Miami, FL
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Sarah has over 12 years of private equity and banking experience and has been investing in early-stage ventures for more than eight years. Prior to founding Vault Fund, Sarah was the Fund Manager at The Cintrifuse Syndicate Fund — a strategic fund of funds with more than $100M in AUM, investing in early-stage venture capital funds across the United States.
Cintrifuse Syndicate Fund investors include P&G, Kroger, Great American Financial, Smuckers, Western Southern, along with other large corporations. The Fund invests primarily to give its member corporations access to innovation. Sarah’s Cintrifuse investments included Atlas, Atomic, Greycroft, Lerer, Upfront, Madrona, and Revolution Ventures.
Prior to her role at Cintrifuse, Sarah worked with early-stage venture funds and technology companies as Vice President at JP Morgan in San Francisco, and as an investment banker at the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC).
Sarah earned her Bachelor of Science from the University of Florida, where she was a pole vaulter on the Women’s Track and Field team, and her MBA from UCLA’s Anderson School of Management.
