Alumni Ventures

Alumni Ventures

Venture Capital and Private Equity Principals

Manchester, NH 47,712 followers

Alumni Ventures is America's Largest Venture Capital Firm for Individual Investors.

About us

Alumni Ventures is America’s largest venture firm for individual investors. Founded in 2014, we offer professional-grade venture capital portfolios to individual investors. • #1 Most Active Venture Firm in the US (PitchBook '22 & '23) • Top 20 Venture Firm (CB Insights '24) • World's Most Innovative Companies (Fast Company '22) • Portfolio of 1,300+ venture-backed companies • 120+ full-time employees, including 40 full-time, experienced venture investors Investors receive high-quality venture portfolios of 20-30 companies for as little as $10,000. Founders receive exclusive access through our CEO Services to our large network of 650,000+ community members and 6,000+ Expert Community.

Industry
Venture Capital and Private Equity Principals
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
Manchester, NH
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2013
Specialties
Venture Capital and Alumni Investing

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    Portfolio company Kidas , the AI-driven cybersecurity platform focused on child safety, has joined forces with Razer Inc., a global gaming lifestyle leader, to enhance safety in gaming. With the Kidas' ProtectMe PC software now available on Razer Cortex, gamers worldwide can enjoy a safer, enhanced gaming experience. This partnership is a powerful step toward making gaming inclusive and secure for everyone. Learn more below!

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    We are excited to announce that ProtectMe is live on Razer Cortex. Razer provides gamers with a suite of tools designed to enhance their gaming experience, and now, gamers can install ProtectMe by Kidas from Razer's platform to remain safe while gaming. Read more about our partnership below. Razer Inc. https://lnkd.in/d38reFjT

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    Congratulations to portfolio company Rosie AI on its recent $1.5M pre-seed round! Rosie is redefining what's possible in Excel with their generative AI bot, designed to help streamline business analysis and logic. Learn more below!

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    CEO and Co-Founder of Rosie AI

    Big news: We raised a pre-seed round of $1.5M to make Excel less… “sheety.” Take what Rosie is today. She’s an Excel expert at your fingertips—an AI agent that helps you take raw data and transform it into actionable insights without breaking a sweat. Whether you're wrangling messy data, solving formula nightmares, or hunting for insights, Rosie has your back, 24/7. And that’s just the start. We’re on a mission to make Rosie so advanced, she doesn’t just help you use Excel—she does the analysis for you. You’ll become 10x faster, 10x more productive, and 10x smarter. That’s the future we’re building. This milestone wouldn’t be possible without the incredible support of our investors. This round was co-led by NOMO Ventures and Hyphen Capital, with participation from Alumni Ventures and an amazing lineup of angel investors, including the founders of Chime, Opendoor, Kikoff, Flow Club, and others. We’re honored and humbled by their belief in our mission. Thanks to our early adopters and my incredible cofounder, Andrew Tamura. Check out the exclusive coverage from Axios here: https://lnkd.in/gCFHd-au (can bypass paywall by providing your email)

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    Exclusive: Rosie AI building chatbot for Excel

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    Tune in to The Eric Ries Show as they discuss risks, rewards, and Groq’s journey to challenge Nvidia and build the next unicorn. Hear from Jonathan Ross, CEO of Groq, as they discuss how Groq is reshaping the chip industry. Check out more portfolio companies in our Deep Tech 5 fund: https://lnkd.in/dxkv6fks.

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    Groq, a semi-conductor startup that makes chips for AI inference, was recently valued at $2.8 billion. It’s a classic “overnight success that was years in the making” tale. On the next episode of The Eric Ries Show, I talk with founder and CEO Jonathan Ross, who began the work that eventually led to Groq as an engineer at Google. He was a member of the rapid eval team – “that comes up with all the crazy ideas at Google X.” Nevertheless, he felt the risk involved in leaving to launch Groq in 2016 was far less than the risk of staying in-house and watching the project die. It’s just one of Jonathan’s many counterintuitive beliefs that have paid off. Groq has had many “near-death” experiences in its eight years of existence, all of which have ultimately put it in a much stronger position to achieve its mission: preserving human agency in the age of AI. Jonathan believes that in order to meet it, “[Groq] needs to be in the conversation. The best way to do that is to produce most of the world's AI compute. We want to make sure that there's a lot of voices, and that there isn't control [by] a small number of entities.” Groq is committed to giving everyone access to relatively low cost generative AI compute, driving the price down even as they continue to increase speed. We talked about how the company culture supports that mission, what it’s like to be on the same playing field as companies like Nvidia (and whether it even matters), and Jonathan’s belief that true disruption isn’t just doing things other people can’t do or don’t want to do, but doing things other people don’t believe can be done – even when you show them evidence to the contrary. Other topics we touched on include: 🔵 Why the ability to customize on demand makes generative AI different  🔵 Managing your own and other people’s fear as a founder 🔵 The problems of corporate innovation 🔵 The role of luck in business 🔵 The error of insisting on founder control 🔵 How he thinks about long-term goals and growth 🔵 The importance of empathy 🔵 Maintaining trustworthiness You can listen to or watch the episode here: 🎥 YouTube: https://lnkd.in/gVAM58Vh 🎙️ Spotify: https://lnkd.in/gjuYysrh 🎙️ Apple: https://lnkd.in/gjN459cB If you'd like to read about my main takeaways from the episode, they can all be found here https://lnkd.in/gACeYkuj As always, a big thank you to our sponsors. The show would not be possible without them! ⭐RunwayDigitalOceanMercury

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Alumni Ventures 2 total rounds

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Private equity
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