The people who do the work.

Editorial, design, engineering, growth marketing, data science and capital markets — in one building, in New York.

Brad Hargreaves

Co-founder & Strategic Lead

Founded Thesis Driven and built it into the publication real estate’s capital allocators read. Previously co-founded General Assembly and founded Common.

Paul Stanton

Co-founder & Strategic Lead

A real estate investment banker at PTB and partner at Thesis Driven — has taken a storytelling approach to raise hundreds of millions of dollars for real estate projects and platforms.

Daniel Kronovet

Co-founder & CTO

Leads design and engineering, from the investor sites themselves to the machine learning behind our investor data.

Gabriella Kaspi

Director

Your point of contact. The first conversation with every firm we work with. Scopes the engagement and stays with it.

Jim Kaminsky

Editorial Director

Runs the editorial desk. Every letter, white paper and investor page goes through him before it goes out.

Will Thomas

Director, Gesundheit Studios

Directs and shoots, in the studio and on location — founder films, deal explainers and the Q&A libraries.

Alex Colby

Editor, Gesundheit Studios

Edits and finishes. Turns a single studio day into a year of footage that works on a site, a channel and a deck.

Daria Drozd

Digital Marketing

Runs campaigns in market — email programs, paid social, and the reporting that tells you what actually worked.

Oscar Hajduk

GM, CapitalStack

Runs our investor intelligence database. Builds the lists and the signals behind every outreach program we operate.

Ben Norouzi

Investor Relations

Works with allocators every day. Knows what a family office will ask before it asks, and what an investment committee needs to see.

Victoria Audu

Campaign Operations

Owns the calendar and the accounts. The reason a monthly program stays monthly.

Scoped to the raise, not to a package.

Conversation

Thirty minutes on the firm, the raise, the investors you want and what you have today.

Proposal

A written scope built around your timeline and your audience. No packages, no tiers.

Build

Strategy first, then the assets. A named team, a schedule, and work you review as it goes.

Run

Campaigns in market, measured monthly, with the reporting that shows what moved.

The things GPs ask us first.

Do you work with institutional managers or with operators raising private capital?

Both, and the work overlaps more than people expect. A fund manager raising from pensions and endowments needs an institutional-grade site, disciplined LP communications and a credible research voice. An operator building a private investor base needs the same things pointed at a different audience. We start from the audience and work backwards.

Are you a placement agent?

Corollary Studio is a marketing firm, and marketing is what we sell — nothing we do is contingent on capital raised. Certain of our principals are also registered representatives of March Capital Corporation, a broker-dealer registered with FINRA and a member of SIPC, so where a placement makes sense we can support it through March Capital. We will always be clear about which of the two we are doing.

What does an engagement cost?

It depends on scope, and we would rather tell you honestly after one conversation than publish a number that fits nobody. Most firms start with a short strategy engagement, which is a fraction of a full build and determines what the rest should be.

Who writes the content?

Our editorial team — the same people who write Thesis Driven. That is the difference between content investors read and content that sits on a page. Every piece is reviewed by someone who has worked on the capital side.

How do you handle securities marketing rules?

We build to the standard your counsel sets, we are fluent in what general solicitation does and does not allow, and we route materials through your compliance review before anything goes out. We do not contact your investors about your offering — you do.

How long does a website take?

Typically eight to twelve weeks from kickoff, depending on how much video and original writing is involved. Investor rooms and deal pages can go live in stages, so you are not waiting on the whole build to start collecting names.