Symphony Alpha Ventures
Venture capitalMadison · Pre-Seed–Series A · 2 people tracked
Investment thesis
Symphony Alpha invests primarily in early-stage healthcare IT start-ups that have a minimum viable product, strong founding teams, and potential for recurring SaaS revenues. Beyond capital, the firm takes a hands-on role by connecting portfolio companies to prospective clients, subject matter experts, and health-system innovation partners, and by refining business models. Through its parent company, Symphony Corporation, a global IT consulting firm, it can also provide product development services from concept to full-cycle deployment, sometimes as part of an equity partnership for pre-seed companies still needing R&D investment. The firm emphasizes accelerated time-to-market and revenue-generating pilot partnerships to improve start-up success odds.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 7, 2026.
Team · 2 people
from public directories
What they invest in
from 1 of 9 portfolio companiesAI & Machine Learning ×1Marketing Tech ×1SaaS ×1Sales Tech ×1
HQs:United States×3
Investments · 9 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathChicago, US
Jennifer Fried(Executive Officer, Director)Eugene Fine(Executive Officer)
BoardNed Scheetz(Director)Immanuel Thangaraj(Director)Kris Johnson(Director)Denis Harrington(Director)
Acquired by MD Revolution in November 2019
Madison, US
Jeremy Neren(Executive Officer, Director)
BoardDaniel Glucksman(Director)Jordan Braun(Director)
Co-investorsSkyPoint Ventures
Acquired by ServiceNow in June 2022
Online private benefits exchange; acquired by Towers Watson for $215 million in November 2013
Co-investorsLemhi Ventures
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AI & Machine LearningMarketing TechSaaSSales TechChicago, US
Daniel Reed(Director)inMax Tetrault(Director)Christopher Campbell(Executive Officer, Director)Todd Paul(Director)Chris Campbell(Director)
BoardChristopher Abele(Director)
Co-investorsAmerican Family VenturesCSA Partners LLCScalare PartnersTrestle PartnersPeakSpan Capital Partners
Acquired by Cents in August 2022
Business process outsourcing spin-off acquired by Zavata in 2005
Exits · 3
IPOs and acquisitions across the tracked portfolioExplORer Surgicalacq. by Global Healthcare Exchange (GHX)Liazon Corporationacq. by Towers WatsonSymphony Data Corporationacq. by Zavata
Frequently asked questions
- How many investments has Symphony Alpha Ventures made?
- Symphony Alpha Ventures has 9 tracked investments, 3 of which have exited via acquisition or IPO.
- What stage does Symphony Alpha Ventures invest at?
- Symphony Alpha Ventures invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A stages.
- What sectors does Symphony Alpha Ventures focus on?
- Symphony Alpha Ventures focuses on AI & Machine Learning, Consumer, Digital Health, Healthtech, SaaS.
- Where is Symphony Alpha Ventures located?
- Symphony Alpha Ventures is headquartered in Madison, US.
- Who does Symphony Alpha Ventures co-invest with?
- Symphony Alpha Ventures most often shares deals with American Family Ventures, CSA Partners LLC, Lemhi Ventures, among 6 tracked co-investors.
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