Earlybird Venture Capital
Est. 1997
- Founded
- 1997
- Focus
- Technology
About
Earlybird is a European venture capital investor backing technology companies from pre-seed through Series A, including fintech and nuclear fusion. It supports founders with capital, strategic advice and access to an international network.
Strategies
Venture Capital
Investment Focus
Sources
Profile sources
- jobs.earlybird.com — Technology
Investment Criteria
Investment Stages
Stages
Pre Seed Seed Series A
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