Paul Judge
Founding Partner @ TechSquare Labs
Atlanta, United States
Paul Judge is a seed investor at TechSquare Labs in Atlanta focused on Software and Artificial Intelligence. Paul Judge is the Chairman and Managing Partner of Open Opportunity Fund. He previously worked at Panoramic Ventures as a Managing Partner. Paul Judge attended the Georgia Institute of Technology.
- Total investments:
- 40
- Last investment:
- Lead investor:
- 43%
Last updated:
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Investment Focus
Industry
- Software 9 (23%)
- Artificial Intelligence 7 (18%)
- SaaS 5 (13%)
- Cyber Security 5 (13%)
- Internet 4 (10%)
Stage
- Seed 17 (43%)
- Series A 4 (10%)
- Series B 3 (8%)
- Funding Round 2 (5%)
- Grant 1 (3%)
Investments
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| Coworked is redefining the Fortune 500 enterprise project management office (PMO) with Harmony, the AI Project Manager coworker that takes on 70%+ of routine project tasks, so your team can focus on driving outcomes, not chasing updates.What Harmony does: Harmony acts as a true team member, managing documents, timelines, resources, stakeholders,risks, meetings, and communication across your existing enterprise systems like Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, and your procurement, project, contract and financial tools.How Harmony works: Powered by Coworked’s proprietary agentic AI framework, Harmony operates autonomously as a headless project orchestrator within your workflows, without requiring new tools, systems, or disruptive process change.Why it matters: With Harmony, Fortune 500 enterprises reduce dependency on costly consultants, avoid the need to add headcount, and keep institutional knowledge alive across every project. The result: more projects delivered, with higher quality and less overhead.Our mission is simple, to make enterprise change as seamless as day-to-day operations.A Techstars-backed company. | $1.8M / Seed / May 12, 2026 | ||
| Lumu is a cybersecurity company that identifies threats and attacks that affect enterprises worldwide. Lumu secures networks by enhancing and augmenting existing defense capabilities, using actionable intelligence. Lumu was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Doral, Florida. | $30M / Series B / Sep 27, 2023 | ||
| Our mission is to strengthen the capacity of nonprofits and help grantors scale impact through data-driven technology solutions. Our clients are champions for public good. They are big-picture entrepreneurs solving global problems. They are local organizations creating positive dialogue within their community. They found schools and fund the arts.They fight for progress where they work. We are honored and humbled to be a part of their story.Resilia powers the people changing the world. After spending nearly a decade advising nonprofits and grantmakers of all sizes, Founder and CEO Sevetri Wilson set her sights on transforming the nonprofit sector through technology.Resilia was launched in 2016 as a software solution to expedite the incorporation and exemption process of nonprofit organizations across all 50 states. Today, Resilia has evolved to serve nonprofits, foundations, corporations, governments, and other grantmakers. Our methodology is centered on trust-based philanthropy principles. Resilia, a name that represents a commitment to positive impact, is the only SaaS platform solution that enables nonprofits to increase capacity and funders to go beyond the grant with technical assistance, coaching, and capacity-building support. We meet changemakers where they are.Resilia’s mission has always been to strengthen and uplift nonprofit organizations by elevating their stories, driving advocacy efforts, and prioritizing those that are underserved through long-term capacity building. From our team to the organizations we serve, DEI is in everything we do.As of May 2021, Resilia has raised over $11M in venture capital. We are based in New Orleans with an office in New York City. | $35M / Series B / Oct 27, 2022 | ||
| Lumu is a cybersecurity company that identifies threats and attacks that affect enterprises worldwide. Lumu secures networks by enhancing and augmenting existing defense capabilities, using actionable intelligence. Lumu was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Doral, Florida. | $8M / Series A / Aug 04, 2022 | ||
| SkillCycle is the coaching platform built for the AI era.Most organizations are racing to deploy AI. Very few are investing in the human development required to make it work. Faster tools with the same blind spots produce the same bad outcomes at higher speed. SkillCycle is the corrective development layer. For the moments that require realhuman judgment, our marketplace of 300+ certified coaches is there. Aida, our AI coaching engine, scales the translation of feedback and signals into micro-coaching moments, development plans, and manager guidance while outcomes are still in motion.We are not another HR dashboard. We are the skill development infrastructure that makes every other AI investment in the organization actually pay off. | $3.5M / Seed / Dec 08, 2021 | ||
| Founded in 2017, GigLabs is on a mission to empower brands, creators and collectors to create defining and memorable NFT experiences. The company partners with brands, agencies and creators to provide easy-to-use products for generating, minting, and selling NFTs that can be presented within fully customizable brand experiences, both on the web andin VR.Built by the GigLabs’ team of experienced blockchain developers and NFT enthusiasts, the API-driven NFT Bridge platform delivers flexible and scalable NFT tools that allow any brand to build any NFT experience imaginable. RareRooms (www.rarerooms.io) is GigLabs’ customizable 3D immersive metaverse for showcasing NFTs - digital collectibles, art and more - that’s integrated across multiple blockchains. | $4.5M / Seed / Oct 19, 2021 | ||
| Blooksy is a cloud-based software platform that has everything authors need to easily write and publish their books. | $120K / Grant / Aug 26, 2021 | ||
| Bevy is an enterprise-grade virtual conference and community events SaaS platform. It incorporates a variety of tools to plan, promote, and execute virtual conferences and community events. The platform is a flexible software solution that can be used to manage and host thousands of different types of virtual events. Built with enterprise-levelanalytics, integrations, and data security, the Bevy platform is used by a range of enterprise, consumer and education teams who want to host virtual events and turn them into thriving global communities. Featuring a deep permissions system and webcasting capabilities, community and field marketing teams can empower local brand advocates all over the world to build small local communities that collectively provide reach and scale.The company was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Palo Alto, California. | $40M / Series C / Mar 24, 2021 | ||
| Lumu is a cybersecurity company that identifies threats and attacks that affect enterprises worldwide. Lumu secures networks by enhancing and augmenting existing defense capabilities, using actionable intelligence. Lumu was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Doral, Florida. | $7.5M / Series A / Mar 10, 2021 | ||
| Career Karma is the easiest way to find a job training program online. Over 1 million workers navigate their careers every month through advice and coaching.By offering free coaching and peer mentorship, Career Karma has grown to over 150,000 members from every background and profession.Through its directory of 9,000 boot camps and tradeschools, career switchers discover training programs by comparing courses and reading student reviews.The Career Karma mobile app makes your decision even easier. In the app, you can connect with current students and alumni to find your ideal program and get prepared for admission. | $10M / Series A / Dec 09, 2020 | ||
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Co-Investors
About TechSquare Labs
TechSquare Labs is an incubator, seed fund and 15k sf of coworking and corporate innovation space. They are driven to Build Something From Nothing with companies ranging from two guys and a laptop to established enterprises looking to stay ahead of the pack. They do this by combining experience in patents, research, and team building with a networkthat spans from freshman coders to Fortune 500 CEO’s.TechSquare Labs is in Atlanta for its incredible density of educational institutions, enterprises, and entertainment. Over 250,000 students call Atlanta home along with 27 Fortune 1000 companies that generate nearly a half a trillion dollars in revenue. The city drew in $6 billion from film production budgets in the last fiscal year alone. They have hung their hat in the middle of it all in Technology Square. In addition to a cluster of corporate innovation labs and startups, the area is swarming with tech talent from Georgia Tech – where more engineers graduate than MIT and Stanford combined.TechSquare Labs was founded by Dr. Paul Judge and Allen Nance, two technology entrepreneurs with a track record of building, advising, and investing in successful technology companies.
TechSquare Labs Contacts
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Chief Open Innovator
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Janet Mulroy
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Paul Judge
Founding Partner
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What does Paul Judge invest in?
Paul Judge invests primarily in Software, Artificial Intelligence and SaaS startups, most often at Seed and Series A stage. Most of the 40 investments tracked by Shizune back companies in United States. The Investment Focus section breaks down every industry, stage and country in the portfolio.
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The most recent investment recorded for Paul Judge closed in May 2026. Shizune tracks 40 investments in total for this profile, including round sizes, stages and portfolio companies, all sourced from confirmed public funding rounds and refreshed monthly.
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