In previous funds, Atomic helped build digital health platform Hims & Hers. Over the course of the newest fund, the group will help develop more than 60 companies, Atomic CEO Jack Abraham told Fortune.
“I think there hasn’t been a better time in modern history” to build startups, Mr. Abraham said.
“During economic boom times, talent becomes scarce.” But “that has definitely shifted — there’s so much talent availability to the point that we actually can’t process it all.”
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