Top 5 Software Angel Investors in Puerto Rico in July 2025

Last updated: Jul 2025 A list of 5 angel investors that invest in Software startups based in Puerto rico. We rank investors based on the number of investments they made in Software companies from Puerto rico. We update this investor list every month.

Top 5 Software Angel Investors in Puerto Rico in July 2025

Investor	Software Puerto Rico investments
John Penrose	2
David J. Namdar	1
Vincent Pineau	1
Marc Bejarano	1
Joey Katzen	1

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John Penrose

Investment focus

SaaS, Software
Angel, Pre-Seed
Puerto Rico

Portfolio highlights

Quibble — Price Optimization and Revenue Management Software and Consulting For Vacation Rentals & Alternative Accommodations - We created Quibble to address the gap in the market between the simple rules-based software applications currently available and a truly science-based optimization. Quibble bundles our software with a full service offering togive our clients complete Pricing Ease of Mind. With many years of revenue management experience in the travel and hospitality industries, we know the pains and uncertainty revenue management brings. At Quibble, we aim to increase your revenue performance by engineering and implementing your custom pricing strategy while developing long-lasting partnerships.

David J. Namdar is the Co-Founder of NFT.com. Attended at University of Southern California.

Investment focus

Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, FinTech
Funding Round, Angel, Seed
United States, Switzerland, Canada

Portfolio highlights

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Vincent Pineau - Partner @ Axeleo

Investment focus

Banking, Payments, Mobile Apps
Pre-Seed
Puerto Rico

Portfolio highlights

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Marc Bejarano

Investment focus

Banking, Payments, Mobile Apps
Pre-Seed
Puerto Rico

Portfolio highlights

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Joey Katzen is an entrepreneur and attorney whose expertise has been instrumental in the founding, growth, and exit of multiple Inc-500 companies.He is a volunteer Lead Mentor at Hawaii-based Blue Startups and a Selection Committee member of Honolulu-based Hawaii Angels.A storyteller by trade, he now spends much of his time helpingentrepreneurs distill new or difficult concepts into readily accessible verbal and visual stories that others can’t say no to.Whether for a fundraising deck, a sales pitch, or product and onboarding conceptualization, Joey's process is aided by his varied background in angel investing, law, marketing, product development, engineering, and visual design.While earning his law degree at the University of Virginia, Joey was a member of the founding team of Atlanta-based Vendormate, a healthcare compliance platform later acquired by Cleveland-based Primus Capital and then Louisville-based GHX, Inc. He went on to serve as interim CEO of DC-based Roomtag, a commercial leasing and space-optimization tech suite later acquired by Austin-based Asure Software. Later, he cofounded Atlanta-based KidsLink, a child-management app for parents.His first claims to fame came while attending Georgia Tech in the 2000s when he founded--and promoted with early gonzo marketing--the university-oriented web portal Walksideways.com, visited weekly by a third of the Georgia Tech student body, and developed the Retail Alphabet Game, an early Internet branding puzzle which appeared in the New York Times, National Post, Detroit Free Press, and Christian Science Monitor.Let's build some FOMO.