


Engaging LPs in a Digital, Always-Fundraising World
This roundtable event is part of the unlock VC Summit 2025. To attend, you must have a ticket.
Building strong LP relationships doesn’t just happen at fundraise time. In this session, we’ll explore how managers can nurture trust, use technology to stand out, and stay top-of-mind between formal raises. Expect practical strategies and peer insights to help you deepen connections, nail the back office and build lasting partnerships.
Join this conversation led by Olga Porro - Co-founder & Chief Product Officer, Fundcraft and Hannah Gubbins - Partner at Dawn Capital.
Olga Porro - Co-founder & Chief Product Officer, Fundcraft
Olga Porro is a product leader with deep expertise in data science and digital fund operations. As Co-Founder & CPO of fundcraft, she drives the product strategy and development behind Europe’s first fully digital, productised fund operations platform, transforming how alternative asset managers manage workflows, compliance, and reporting, seamlessly and at scale.
Beyond fundcraft, Olga has contributed to academia and research, specialising in data science, digital transformation, and financial technology, reinforcing her commitment to building smarter, more efficient financial ecosystems.
Hannah Gubbins - Partner at Dawn Capital
Hannah is a Partner at Dawn Capital, Europe’s leading specialist B2B software venture fund. She joined Dawn Capital in April 2020 and has played a pivotal role in informing Dawn’s strategy and raising the firm’s profile among global investors. Today the firm has over $2bn in assets under management, a portfolio of over 85 companies, and a diverse 40-person team.
Hannah oversees investor relations and fundraising, in addition to managing the firm's marketing and communications strategy. She was promoted to Partner at Dawn in 2023 following her pivotal role in raising Dawn V, which at $620m was the largest dedicated early-stage B2B software fund ever raised in Europe. Despite the challenging market backdrop, 50% of commitments were raised from new global investors.
