Fundraising FoxThe Valley Fund
Venture capital2 people tracked
Find your way into The Valley Fund
Sign up to see every warm intro you have to The Valley Fund
- Paths you didn't know you had: your email and LinkedIn already hold routes to the The Valley Fund team. We find them for you
- 2nd- and 3rd-degree connections: the friend-of-a-friend routes that take hours to manually find through your inbox or LinkedIn
- Answers now, not in days: momentum is everything in a raise. Skip asking around whether someone knows someone
Days of research, done the moment you sign in, with every route ranked by how warm it is.
Fund manager profile
The Valley Fund is a venture fund manager. SEC filings show 2 venture funds on record, most recently Valley Capital Partners I, L.P. ($30M offering) filed January 2019.
Source: SEC EDGAR Form D filings. Firm website data not yet available.
Team · 2 people
from public directoriesWhat they invest in
from 2 of 5 portfolio companiesHealthtech ×2AI & Machine Learning ×1Enterprise Software ×1InsurTech ×1Marketplaces ×1SaaS ×1
HQs:United States×5
Investments · 5 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathBy year:2017 · 12016 · 12 dated
HealthSherpa operates an online exchange for individual ACA and Medicare health plans, connecting consumers to coverage from more than 70 carriers.
HealthtechInsurTechMarketplacesSacramento, US
George Kalogeropoulos(CEO)inNing Liang(Founder)inZohaib RahmanCat Perez(Product)Sarah Ahn(Recruiting)Valerie Coimbra(Senior Recruiter)
Co-investorsAquiline Technology GrowthBrighter CapitalCore Venture CapitalCorrelation VenturesKapor CapitalPlug and Play Ventures+12 more
Qventus provides operations management software for hospitals and healthcare systems to address clinical inefficiencies and reduce clinician burnout.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareHealthtechSaaSSan Francisco, US
Mudit Garg(CEO)inIan Christopher(Founder)inBrent NewhouseDan Simon(Vice President, Engineering)Courtney Renaud(Talent Acquisition)Dmitry Kashlev(Mobile Lead)
Co-investorsBessemer Venture PartnersFundersClubMayfield FundNorwest Venture PartnersThink+ Ventures Management, LlcY Combinator+7 more
San Carlos, US
Kedar Samant(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)Rahul Pangam(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)inUttam Phalnikar(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)
BoardDinesh Katiyar(Director)inSteve O'Hara(Director)
Co-investorsAccelKortschak Investments L.P.PayPal VenturesTrinity Ventures
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
Frequently asked questions
- How many investments has The Valley Fund made?
- The Valley Fund has 5 tracked investments.
Co-investors · 12
Norwest is a venture capital and growth equity investment firm that has backed over 700 companies across technology, consumer, and healthcare over its 65-year history.
Mayfield is a venture capital firm that invests in early-stage consumer and marketplace companies, backing founders from inception through IPO.
Think + Ventures is an early-stage venture firm backing market-driven founders solving significant market pain points. It invests from seed through Series A, typically after an MVP.
HCVC is a venture capital firm that backs founders working to industrialize scientific and technological progress across deep tech, robotics, and hard science domains.
AME Cloud Ventures is a venture fund led by Jerry Yang, co-founder of Yahoo!, that invests in technology-heavy companies building infrastructure and value chains around data.
Canvas Prime (formerly Canvas Ventures) is an early-stage venture firm that leads Series A and B investments, focusing on AI applied to digital health and fintech.
Webb Investment Network (WIN) is an early-stage investment firm that partners with founders to help them build technology companies, backed by a community of experienced operators who advise portfolio founders.
Highland Capital Partners is a venture capital firm with a 39-year history focused on backing entrepreneurs, reporting 200 exits, over 50 IPOs, 40 unicorns, and $7B in assets under management.
SAV (Scale Asia Ventures) is a venture capital firm that invests in software and AI-driven companies, supporting portfolio growth through strategic introductions to talent and partners across APAC, the U.S., and global markets.
Samsung Next is the venture investing arm associated with Samsung that backs ambitious founders across AI, healthtech, consumer services, and frontier technology.
Engineering Capital is a seed-stage venture firm that backs founders driven by technical insights, investing early and leading seed rounds in companies building new categories in information technology.
Firms observed investing alongside The Valley Fund, from public investor directories. Shared companies are the overlap with The Valley Fund's recorded portfolio.