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Los Angeles, CA — Nick Jonas, the 32-year-old pop star, has spent nearly a third of his life as an investor. Recently, he shared his insights on what he seeks in companies when deciding where to invest his money.

Jonas has invested in several companies, including Ember Technologies and Magic Spoon. He explained that a key factor for him is the story behind the company and its leadership. “If there’s not a great story there, or if it feels manufactured, then it’s harder for me to really lean in,” Jonas said in an interview.

He emphasizes that ideas are important but stresses the significance of the people behind the operations. “Most importantly, [it’s] who the operators are,” he added. Even with a great product, having a personal connection with the company is crucial for him. “It’s important to explain where that came from and why the product is meaningful,” he said.

Jonas prefers to be involved in the strategy of companies rather than just providing funds. He noted that having trust in the entrepreneurs he works with gives him the comfort he needs to contribute meaningfully. “I really look at that as an important and meaningful piece of the puzzle,” he remarked.

His views echo those of his older brother Joe Jonas, who discussed his investment philosophies back in 2018. Joe emphasized that he does not invest merely for short-term gains but prefers to nurture relationships with companies over a longer duration. “I like the long game,” he said. He believes patience in these relationships often leads to greater returns.

Joe further explained that he was inspired by stories of early investors in giant tech firms like Facebook and Instagram, who sold their stakes prematurely and missed out on significant financial opportunities. “If you’re really patient and you nurture this relationship, you’ll see some great revenue down the road,” he advised.