Shared ownership. Deeper execution.
Where both sides bring substantial assets — product, IP, capital, distribution, team — a joint venture or a co-built company can create more than a partnership alone. We reserve these for opportunities strong enough to justify shared ownership.
Four structures for deeper involvement.
Joint venture
Both sides contribute assets, capital, IP, distribution, team or execution to a dedicated venture — often for a specific market.
Shared ownership in the new entity.Venture building
Co-building a selected opportunity from an earlier stage, with The Faith contributing commercial capability from day one.
Founding equity tied to scope and milestones.Execution for equity
Team, sales, growth, business development or operations contributed to an existing company in exchange for ownership.
Negotiated equity with vesting and ongoing contribution.Turnaround or spin-off partnership
A business or unit with a strong core that needs a rebuilt commercial engine and shared ownership to get there.
Equity, revenue participation or a mix.Both sides contribute something substantial.
Agreed in writing before anyone builds.
Vesting, milestones, dilution, governance and exit treatment are defined in formal agreements — and every equity, JV or cross-border structure is reviewed by qualified legal, tax and regulatory advisers in the relevant jurisdiction before execution.
Building together.
Short answers to what founders ask most. Anything else, include it in your submission.
When the opportunity is strong enough to justify shared ownership and long-term execution from both sides.
Typically the partner brings the product or licence; The Faith brings capital, sales, technology and operating teams.
Through a documented shareholder agreement covering ownership, decision rights, reporting and exit, reviewed by qualified advisers.
Yes, where there is a validated opportunity and a committed founder or operator to lead it.
Bring the opportunity.
Let's explore what we can build together.
Strong product. Weak sales? Proven business. Difficult expansion? If there is a real commercial fit, we can work together through sales partnerships, market expansion, strategic partnerships, distribution or investment.