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The Battery Ventures Mafia
21 people came through Battery Ventures and went on to found or lead other companies.
James CurrierAssociateFounded Wonderhill +1Eyal ShinarSenior AssociateFounded Black Ore Technologies +1Aviv NahumTechnical Due DiligenceFounded Ballisticventures +1Sunil DhaliwalGeneral PartnerFounded SuplariJason KaliraVenture InvestorFounded ParsableYan-David ErlichEntrepreneur in ResidenceFounded ParsablePete FlintInvestorFounded Signal NFXSatya PatelPartnerFounded HomebrewRussell FleischerSenior AdvisorFounded HighJumpKara NortmanSenior AssociateFounded AngelcityMarcus RyuGeneral PartnerFounded Guidewire SoftwareBarak SchosterPartnerFounded BridgecrewMax SchiresonPartnerFounded MongoDBCourtney ChowVice PresidentFounded EvcaJuliette SilvainInvestorFounded Cavall HoldingsGeoffrey AroneEntrepreneur in ResidenceFounded Shield3Aarthi RamamurthyEntrepreneur-in-ResidenceFounded LumoidSahil SethSourcingFounded PlutoVik KashyapInvestorFounded Toi LabsShachar Har ZviAnalystFounded In-House HealthWilliam R. AdlerEIR / ConsultantFounded True Fit
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Battery Ventures mafia?
- The Battery Ventures mafia is the network of 21 people who came through Battery Ventures and went on to found or lead other companies, including Wonderhill, Black Ore Technologies, Ballisticventures, Suplari, Parsable.
- Who is in the Battery Ventures mafia?
- Notable members include James Currier (Wonderhill), Eyal Shinar (Black Ore Technologies), Aviv Nahum (Ballisticventures), Sunil Dhaliwal (Suplari), Jason Kalira (Parsable), Yan-David Erlich (Parsable), Pete Flint (Signal NFX), Satya Patel (Homebrew), among 21 tracked members.
- What companies did Battery Ventures alumni found?
- Companies founded by Battery Ventures alumni include Wonderhill, Black Ore Technologies, Ballisticventures, Suplari, Parsable, Signal NFX, Homebrew, HighJump, Angelcity, Guidewire Software.