Here’s What It Takes to Land an Investment From the Founder of Kind Snacks, Who Sold His Company for $5 Billion

Grit, wit, and fit. Those are the three “its” that Kind Snacks founder Daniel Lubetzky looks for when he invests in founders.

Lubetzky, who sold Kind Snacks for $5 billion in 2020, is now the founder and chairman of Camino Partners, a $350 million fund he started in January 2023 that focused its first investments on consumer-facing brands. Camino means “journey” in Spanish; the fund’s name pairs with its focus on companies that positively affect consumers’ lives.

In an interview with Entrepreneur, Lubetzky revealed exactly what he is looking for from founders he invests in.

Related: Daniel Lubetzky Took Kind Snacks From Idea to $5 Billion. Here’s His Best Advice For Anyone

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