Michael Kadisha

Michael Kadisha is Founder and Managing Partner of Treedom House, a privately held venture fund owned and operated by the Kadisha family. Treedom House says its roots trace to the family’s role in wireless communications through Qualcomm, and its stated mission is to back technologies addressing major global problems.

Kadisha is also a Principal at K3 Holdings, a Los Angeles-based real estate investment firm that owns and operates thousands of multifamily units. CSQ describes him as a Los Angeles-based real estate investor and entrepreneur who also leads strategic initiatives at Alpine Property Management, including operational efficiency, tenant experience, sustainability, and income-restricted housing through public-private partnerships.

His education background includes The George Washington University School of Business, and SignalHire reports a B.B.A. from that school. Public profiles also connect him to philanthropy, including support for education, environmental conservation, underserved communities, and a prior board role at IsraAID reported by SignalHire.

• Treedom House states: “Addressing the world's most critical issues through technology” and “We back the people who back the world.”
• The firm says it is “industry and stage agnostic” but has “a sweet spot for software technologies at their series A.”
• In his March 26, 2024 article on AI and venture capital, Kadisha wrote that he looks for “companies with strong teams, innovative solutions and clear market traction.”
• He emphasizes due diligence on both technology and people: team expertise, execution capability, and commitment to ethical principles.
• AI is a visible area of interest: Kadisha has written that startup investing in AI can offer financial upside while supporting responsible AI that benefits “all humanity.”
• Treedom House’s public materials and portfolio listings indicate interest across transformative technology, proptech, climate/sustainability, healthcare, and frontier technology.