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SalesPatriot
Backed byCRVAbout SalesPatriot
SalesPatriot is a company that claims expertise in defense contracting, software development, and AI. Its mission is to contribute to the modern-day arsenal of democracy and to help those who build and innovate keep the country strong. Its founding story references ancestors who fought in World War II and Vietnam, highlighting a heritage of service. SalesPatriot describes itself as more than a software tool.
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Company at a glance
Location
About the Team
Team Distribution
- Engineering39%
- Other Specialized17%
- Sales & Business Development17%
- Operations & Management11%
- Leadership11%
Where the Team Studied
- 1.University of California, Berkeley
- 2.Stanford University
- 3.Harvard University
- 4.Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- 5.Princeton University
Team Worked At
- Israel Defense Forces
- Blue Origin
- Apple
- Meta
Team Composition
15 people- Engineering6
- Entrepreneurship2 senior2
- Leadership2 senior2
- Information Technology1 senior1
- Operations1
- Sales1 senior1
Culture & values
The company emphasizes a legacy of service and innovation as a core part of its culture.
The culture honors the military legacy of the founders' grandfathers and great-grandfathers who fought in World War II and Vietnam.
The company seeks to safeguard the values and liberties that define the nation.
The company aims to contribute to the modern-day arsenal of democracy through its work in defense contracting, software development, and AI.
The company positions its work as helping those who build and innovate keep the country strong.
Funding History
$5M
raised
SalesPatriot, an AI-driven defence procurement platform, raised a $5 million seed round led by CRV with participation from Pear VC, Y Combinator, SV Angel, Liquid2, Uncorrelated Ventures and notable angel investors.
Life at SalesPatriot
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