Noah Lichtenstein grew up on a blueberry farm in rural Oregon and worked as a wildland firefighter before becoming a repeat founder with exits including HomeRun (acquired for >$100M) and The Climate Corporation (acquired by Monsanto for $1B). At Crossover VC, he has architected a strategy focused on backing curated next-generation fund managers who are founders' first calls, then systematically doubling down on their breakout companies, while building a community that connects pro athletes, tech founders, and investors through intimate dinners and events. Noah Lichtenstein grew up on a blueberry farm in rural Oregon and worked as a wildland firefighter before becoming a repeat founder with exits including HomeRun (acquired for >$100M) and The Climate Corporation (acquired by Monsanto for $1B). At Crossover VC, he has architected a strategy focused on backing curated next-generation fund managers who are founders' first calls, then systematically doubling down on their breakout companies, while building a community that connects pro athletes, tech founders, and investors through intimate dinners and events.