Alpha Venture Partners

It seeks to invest in the United StatesUnited States. The firm invests between $0.15 million and $2 million in companies. For investments larger than $2 million, it works with institutional and family office limited partners which directly invest up to $50 million with typical first investment between $3 million and $10 million.

Alpha Venture Partners (AVP) is a venture capitalventure capital firm specializing in expansion stage, early stage, later stage, and growth stage in established companies seeking scale. Alpha Venture Partners focuses on accelerating venture-backed companies.

The firm seeks to invest in companies with revenues between $5 million and $20 million and less than $2 million in revenue for funds. It seeks to exit within four years. It does not take board seats in portfolio companies. The firm doesprefers to not prefer to be a lead investor. It seeks to be a co-investor.

Led by Steve Brotman, founder, and managing partner, Alpha Venture Partners is a pro rataPro-Rata preemptive rights co-investment firm which provides early-stage venture capital firms with capital to continue to invest in their IPO track portfolio companies and maintain their pro rata rights. The firm, which currently has more than $75m in assets under management, has $50m deployed across eight high-growth companies including Coupang, Vroom, Wish, and LiveIntent.

Alpha Venture Partners (AVP) is a venture capital firm specializing in expansion stage, early stage, later stage, and growth stage in established companies seeking scale. Alpha Venture Partners focuses on accelerating venture-backed companies.

Alpha Venture Partners was founded in February 2014 by Steve Brotman and is based in New York, NY.

AVP is a venture capital investment firm that seeks to invest in accelerating growth and expansion stage companies. In addition, the firm also serves as an advisor to Pritzker Group Venture Capital (PGVC) and other institutions and family offices.

Led by Steve Brotman, founder, and managing partner, Alpha Venture Partners is a pro rata preemptive rights co-investment firm which provides early-stage venture capital firms with capital to continue to invest in their IPO track portfolio companies and maintain their pro rata rights. The firm, which currently has more than $75m in assets under management, has $50m deployed across eight high-growth companies including Coupang, Vroom, Wish, and LiveIntent.

In total, the Alpha Fund I portfolio companies are growing at a combined 70 percent compound annual growth rate and generating over $6 billion in gross revenue.

It primarily prefers to invest in the software and information technology sectors, including e-commerce, mobile, social, business process outsourcing, information services, and tech-enabled services.

Alpha's venture capital partners benefit from the shared carried interest on capital returns from the investments. Since 2011, AVP also serves as Pritzker Group Venture Capital's east coast advisors for early-stage deals. Alpha Venture Partners has targeted a $100m co-investment fund.

Alpha Venture Partners has made 11 investments. One of their investments was on Dec 16, 2015, when they invested $95M in Vroom. AVP has raised a total of $28.3M across 2 funds, one of them being Alpha Venture Partners Fund II. This fund was announced on Dec 11, 2017, and raised a total of $28.3M.

Alpha Venture Partners has $487.1K in revenue annually and competes with RCC Ventures and Intuitive Venture Partners.

AVC invests in software and information technology sectors including e-commerce, mobile, social, business process outsourcing, information services, and tech-enabled services. The firm prefers to invest in companies with expiring Pro-Rata Rights.

It seeks to invest in the United States. The firm invests between $0.15 million and $2 million in companies. For investments larger than $2 million, it works with institutional and family office limited partners which directly invest up to $50 million with typical first investment between $3 million and $10 million.

The firm seeks to invest in companies with revenues between $5 million and $20 million and less than $2 million in revenue for funds. It seeks to exit within four years. It does not take board seats in portfolio companies. The firm does not prefer to be a lead investor. It seeks to be a co-investor.