Happiness Ventures
Venture capitalMenlo Park · Seed–Growth · 1 people tracked
Also known as TIMESHIFT CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, LLC
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Investment thesis
Happiness Ventures invests in early-stage, deep technology companies led by mission-driven entrepreneurs willing to tackle hard challenges. The fund group focuses on both early-stage (seed and Series A) startups and growth-stage companies. It takes a long-term view, aiming to support its portfolio companies throughout their entire lifecycle.
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Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Happiness Ventures invest at?
- Happiness Ventures invests at the Seed, Series A, Growth stages.
- What sectors does Happiness Ventures focus on?
- Happiness Ventures focuses on Deep Tech.
- Where is Happiness Ventures located?
- Happiness Ventures is headquartered in Menlo Park.
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