Made possible by a unique public-private collaborative model between Georgia Tech and corporate sponsors, ATDC delivers expert coaching, curriculum, community, and connections to portfolio members. For 44 years, they've guided nascent startups into becoming fledgling, viable companies contributing to the Georgia, national, and global economy. This process enriches the pool of startup investments with companies more likely to succeed.

These are holding companies (LLCs) that accept Limited Partner (LPs) investment and that RollingSouth uses to hold LP assets for investment in 8-10 companies each year. These are typically named for the year of investment, like RollingSouth ATDC Fund 2025.

A new Fund (SPV) opens each calendar year to invest in 8-10 ATDC companies on which RollingSouth has performed due diligence and selected for $100-300k investment. LPs have a $20,000 minimum investment. There is no obligation to invest beyond any one year which provides LPs great flexibility, but we do advise investing in at least 2-3 funds to gain meaningful diversification.

Larger investors have the option to co-invest in individual companies in the Fund up to their Fund investment amount.

Coming in 2025, this fund aims to raise >$2 over 12 months and deploy capital in approximately 8-10 ATDC startups selected by the GPs after completing comprehensive due diligence. These companies have completed a rigorous qualifiying process by ATDC.

Exemption from federal capital gains tax for QSBS eligible startups (IRS sec 1202). We expect about 90% of our investments to be QSBS stock.

Diversification in the annual ATDC Fund is generally 8-10 Seed and Growth startups per year and in at least 4 different industry verticals.

Non-correlation with other investment categories (real estate, public equities, bonds, private equity and commodities)

Limited Parter investors (LPs) pay 15% Carry and a one time 2% fee refundable when the fund reaches liquidity. Carry is waived for Investment up to the total amount invested in the Fund.