Chetrit Ventures
Family officeNew York · Seed–Late Stage
Investments · 1 tracked
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Austin, US
Ryan Wuerch(Director)Ed Mock(Executive Officer, Director)Mike Lohner(Executive Officer, Director)
Co-investorsNext Coast VenturesGoodwater Capital
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Chetrit Ventures invest at?
- Chetrit Ventures invests at the Seed, Late Stage stages.
- What sectors does Chetrit Ventures focus on?
- Chetrit Ventures focuses on AI & Machine Learning, Consumer, FoodTech, Hardware, SaaS, Travel & Hospitality.
- Where is Chetrit Ventures located?
- Chetrit Ventures is headquartered in New York.
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