Spark Capital - Wiki

Spark Capital is a venture capital firm making early stage and growth stage investments in startup commerce, consumer, FinTech, frontier, marketplaces, media, and software & service companies. Spark Capital was founded in 2005 by Paul Conway, Santo Politi, and Todd Dagres and is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, and has offices in San Francisco, California, and New York City, New York. As of 2018, Spark capital has a $400 million early stage fund, a $600 million venture growth fund, and a total of $3 billion under management.

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Stock Idea | This multibagger is back on recovery path after a blip

September 27, 2021

The Economic Times

The stock had fallen about 30 per cent from its March high of Rs 6,287 to a low of Rs 4,000 in August. Since then, the scrip has been on the recovery mode.

Zeal Raises $13M in Series A Funding | FinSMEs

FinSMEs

August 30, 2021

FinSMEs

Spinn taps into $40M to create better coffee brewing, discovery experiences

Christine Hall

July 26, 2021

TechCrunch

When you are a coffee lover, taste matters, and Spinn is brewing up some fresh funding to bring connected coffee to new customers through its hardware-enabled coffee marketplace.

Australian fintech Zeller lands $50M AUD led by Spark Capital at a $400M AUD valuation

Catherine Shu

June 22, 2021

TechCrunch

Zeller, a Melbourne-based fintech founded by former Square executives to serve small- to mid-sized businesses, has raised $50 million AUD (about $37.5 million USD) led by Spark Capital, the investment firm whose portfolio also includes Twitter, Slack and Coinbase. Zeller's valuation is now $400 million AUD (about $301 million USD). The funding included participation from [...]

Yasmin Razavi of Spark Capital will sit in judgment at TechCrunch Disrupt 2021's Startup Battlefield

Devin Coldewey

June 16, 2021

TechCrunch

Joining us on stage as a judge for TechCrunch Disrupt 2021's Startup Battlefield will be Yasmin Razavi, general partner at Spark Capital. Her engineering background and fintech chops should make for incisive questions for the founders presenting. Razavi invests in growth-stage enterprise, fintech and developer companies, but her background is until fairly recently an engineering-focused [...]