
After two years as partner at Jera Ventures, Tim Romero will be going to a part-time advisory role at the end of August.
The percentage of corporate-backed VC funding for US cleantech startups fell to its lowest quarterly level over the past four years.
Former GCV Powerlister Abhijit Ganguly has taken the reins at the newly formed TekVentures following four years leading Goodyear Ventures.
Curql has built a collective of credit unions that are pooling their capital for maximum strategic benefit, says managing partner Craig Ibsen.
The RV maker’s corporate venturing chief will retire in October after 10 years in the job.
Taesa Ventures will seek to invest in startups making advances in the electricity sector.
Some 58 corporate-backed startups had an exit in July, amid a return of stock market listings.
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Blaze O’Byrne, former partner at Citi Ventures, plans to focus on a new AI-driven venture.
The fund is the largest fintech investment vehicle yet raised by credit unions and pushes Curql's overall assets under management past $600m.
Raz Mayshar is moving to Qualcomm Ventures from Tel Aviv-based smart mobility innovation hub Drive TLV.
This is the second fund of funds for Gree Ventures.
Tori Orr joins the investment team from JetBlue Ventures.
Dirk Ullrich has been hired as the head of AP Labs, the Australian government-run postal service Australia Post's incubation arm.
Curql has built a collective of credit unions that are pooling their capital for maximum strategic benefit, says managing partner Craig Ibsen.
Water is the next frontier for drones and unmanned vehicles - here are six startups making waves.
Rare earth metals are critical to the clean energy transition but their extraction comes at massive environmental costs. Here are six startups with solutions, from mining on the moon to microbes that extract minerals without toxins.
Pernod Ricard's CVC unit focuses on investing in non-alcoholic beverage startups that address the generational shift in drinking habits.
We head to Frankfurt this month, where DB1 Ventures' Christoph Osburg fills us in on the tech scene, the social scene, and why a church may be the biggest 'must-see'.
For an early-stage investor it makes sense to use secondary sales to rotate out of some more mature startup holdings as a matter of course, says portfolio manager Davide Romeo Nanni.