Southern California-focused, contrarian investor pursuing under-the-radar, uncrowded opportunities; a small hands-on team that almost always leads/co-leads rounds, takes board seats, and has multiple notable exits. With a disciplined investment approach, the team drives value for both founders and investors.
Selective firm investing where it has an unfair advantage, running a company-creation platform with 22 EIRs and a 90+ C-suite council delivering market insights to healthcare, data+AI and cyber defense. Through targeted capital deployment, the fund plays an active role in the startup ecosystem.
Series B investor (~$15M checks) acting as venture coaches—former Twitter, Google, and Facebook execs who avoid board seats and support founders build sales organizations and revenue operations. The firm continues to build its presence across the venture capital landscape.
Early-phase investor in deep-tech—AI, digital security, quantum, robotics, space tech, synthetic biology—with rare bioengineering focus and technically deep partners who engage with complex product and R&D. Through targeted capital deployment, the fund plays an active role in the startup ecosystem.
Targets hard, capital‑intensive sustainability technologies other VCs avoid, bridging solutions from developed markets into China and developing countries (energy, food, health, environment) to build traction back into developed markets. Through targeted capital deployment, the fund plays an active role in the startup ecosystem.
As a venture investment firm headquartered in New York City, 212.VC has built a distinct presence in its market. Launched in 2011, the fund is dedicated to nascent-stage investments in technology companies in the East Coast and Europe. The organization's investments are centered on technology companies in the areas of e-commerce, mobile, advertising, and digital media. In addition, group also extends additional support to their invested companies through mentorship, resources, and access to the 212.VC network. 212.VC has deployed capital into over 100 companies and has exited investments in companies such as Uber, Houzz, and Warby Parker.
Operating as a venture fund, 2150 backs technology companies who are oriented toward making meaningful impacts to the world. The organization concentrates on early and late stage investments, supplying capital and expertise to innovators who are looking to make a positive impact. 2150 has a holistic approach to impact, taking into account the long-term sustainability of the business, the impact on the environment and society, and the potential for the business to drive meaningful change. The group also features additional services to its portfolio ventures to empower them achieve their impact objectives.
