Industry Ventures

Venture Capital Fund of Funds Private Equity Est. 2000
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USD 8B
Estimated FUM
Type
Venture Capital
HQ
United States
Founded
2000
Focus
Generalist Tech

About

Industry Ventures is a venture capital and growth firm founded in 2000, providing flexible capital solutions across the venture lifecycle, from seed-stage investing to late-stage secondaries and buyouts, with over $8 billion in assets under management.

Strategies

Venture Capital
Breadth not publicly established
Buyout
Breadth not publicly established

Investment Focus

Focus Areas
Stages
Growth Seed Series A
Domains
Technology
Focus
Generalist Tech
Investment Geographies
Primary Markets
United States
Coverage
Country-focused
Regions
North America

Coverage is a guide only.

Location

Headquarters
United States
Office Presence
No office countries recorded

Deals & Activity

Tracked Deals
2
Most common deal types
Series A (1) Unknown (1)
Recent tracked deals
Hubbl Technologies
Series A - 2026
$6M
15 Bedford Street

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