Few names carry as much weight in Atlanta’s entrepreneurial ecosystem as Sig Mosley.
A graduate of Emory University, Mosley served as Vice President of MSA, one of the “OG” tech companies in Atlanta’s startup scene before joining Imlay Investments and serving as the organization’s chairman.
Along the way, he built up a reputation as a prolific angel investor, earning the nickname as Atlanta’s “Godfather of Angel Investing” with his career spanning decades and boasting a portfolio of over 140 investments. He was inducted into theTechnology Hall of Fame of Georgia for his contributions to the state’s tech ecosystem and was a founding member of the Atlanta Technology Angels (ATA).
Mosley’s impact on the Atlanta startup scene was celebrated last month in Buckhead during a surprise gathering of community leaders. During the celebration, which was brought together by Zane Venture Fund, Mosley was also given honorary lifetime membership by Venture Atlanta, one of the Southeast’s top investor conferences.
What people are saying:
“[Mosley] is humble, disciplined, and has an unparalleled approach to investing that has made him one of the Southeast’s most successful investors, leading the region in exited deals. With two out of every three investments resulting in exits, Sig has set a standard of excellence in the industry.” – Shila Nieves Burney, Managing Partner of Zane Venture Fund, where Mosley serves as a Venture Partner
“Sig’s influence on the Southeast’s venture capital community is immeasurable. His leadership and vision have inspired countless entrepreneurs and investors, and this recognition is a testament to his enduring legacy.” – Allyson Eman, CEO of Venture Atlanta
