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Suman Natarajan

United States,

California,

San Francisco

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Private Equity Firm,

Investor

Details

Stan Lynall

United States,

Illinois,

Peoria

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Engineering Operator,

Corporate Venture Capital

Details

Stefon Crawford

United States,

Michigan,

Detroit

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Engineering Operator,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Private Equity Firm

Details

Kevin Thau

United States,

New York,

New York City

Markets

Creative Venture
High-growth Startups
E-commerce
Events Services
Payments
Messaging
Disruptive Innovation
Wellness
Women Founded
Enterprise Software
Fundraising
Consumer Goods
Investment Management
HR Tech
Customer Engagement
Transportation
Android
Intelligent Systems
Apps
Office Automation
Strategic Partnerships
Portfolio Management
Banking
Payment Processing
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Retail
Startups
Tech
Marketplace
Analytics
Internet of Things (IoT)
Business Development
Technology
Software Development
Finance
Architecture
Software
Biotechnology
Construction
Hispanic / Latinx Founded
Market Research
Virtual Reality
Media Technology
Entrepreneurship
Gaming
Productivity Software
Consumer Technology
Groceries
Games
FinTech
Disruptive technology
Digital Transformation
Employee Benefits
Consumer Internet
Reviews and Recommendations
Consumer Software
Farmers Market
Agriculture
Hardware
Insurance
Logistics
UK Startups
Social Media
Digital Health
Travel
Higher Education
Sales
SaaS
Information Technology
B2B
Real Estate
Health Tech
Media and Entertainment
Machine Learning
Media & Entertainment
Healthcare Technology
Business Intelligence

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Product Operator,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Private Equity Firm,

Marketing Operator,

Finance Operator,

Venture Debt,

Investment Partner,

Investor

Details

Anarghya Vardhana

United States,

California,

San Francisco

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Private Equity Firm,

Angel/Individual,

Investment Partner

Details

Kirsty Macdonald

United Kingdom,

England,

London

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Private Equity Firm,

Angel/Individual,

Micro VC,

Investor

Details

Marcus Daniels

Canada,

Ontario,

Toronto

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Incubator,

Accelerator,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Private Equity Firm,

Angel/Individual,

Venture Debt,

Investment Partner

Details

Rachit Parekh

India,

Karnataka,

Bengaluru

Markets

Advertising
Health Care
E-commerce
Business Operations
Cybersecurity
Databases
Disruptive Innovation
Wellness
Digital Infrastructure
Enterprise Software
Investment Management
Digital Media
Energy
Software Solutions
Digital Platforms
Strategic Partnerships
Marketplace Platforms
Portfolio Management
Banking
Retail
Startups
Information Technology (IT)
UAE Startups
Marketplace
Cloud Computing
Venture Fundraising
Mobile
Technology
Software Development
Finance
Software
Open Source
Fashion
Market Research
Networking
Productivity Software
Consumer Technology
Search Engine
Innovation
FinTech
Disruptive technology
Digital Transformation
Consumer Internet
Jewelry
Consumer Software
Consulting
Hardware
Early Stage IT
Insurance
Marketing
UK Startups
Developer Tools
SaaS
Information Technology
B2B
Financial Advisory
Media and Entertainment
Machine Learning
Brand Marketing

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Accelerator,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Private Equity Firm,

Finance Operator,

Investor

Details

Natalie Dillon

United States,

California,

San Francisco

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Private Equity Firm,

Investment Partner

Details

Atul Kamra

United States,

Missouri,

St. Louis

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Private Equity Firm,

Finance Operator,

Investor

Details

Rami Branitzky

United States,

California,

San Francisco

Markets

Health Care
Talent Management
Network Infrastructure
Wearables
Accounting
Payments
Cybersecurity
Databases
Messaging
Wellness
Women Founded
Enterprise Software
Fundraising
Investment Management
Customer Engagement
Android
Strategic Partnerships
Enterprise Infrastructure
Portfolio Management
Banking
Sports Tech
Education
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Information Technology (IT)
Skill Assessment
Analytics
Cloud Computing
Venture Fundraising
Mobile
Finance
Software
Open Source
Networking
Entrepreneurship
Data
Productivity Software
Consumer Technology
Talent Technology
Innovation
FinTech
Digital Transformation
Employee Benefits
Consumer Internet
Reviews and Recommendations
Consumer Software
Parking
Hardware
Marketing
UK Startups
Social Impact
Generative Tech/AI
Digital Health
Subscription Businesses
Developer Tools
Medical
Sales
SaaS
Big Data
Information Technology
B2B
Health Tech
Digital Assets
Media and Entertainment
Machine Learning
Personal Health
Point of Sale (POS)
Pharmaceuticals
Business Intelligence

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Entrepreneurship Program,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Private Equity Firm,

Fund Of Funds,

Investor

Details

Liam Ahn

United States,

California,

Mountain View

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Private Equity Firm,

Investor

Details

Blake Patton

United States,

Georgia,

Atlanta

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Entrepreneurship Program,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Private Equity Firm,

Micro VC

Details

Andrew Cleverdon

United States,

Massachusetts,

Boston

Markets

Health Care
Data Integration
Talent Management
E-commerce
Accounting
Payments
Cybersecurity
Disruptive Innovation
Wellness
Women Founded
Enterprise Software
Fundraising
Investment Management
Energy
Strategic Partnerships
Life Science
Engineering
Portfolio Management
Banking
Small and Medium Businesses
Retail
Industrial Technology
Startups
Information Technology (IT)
Wholesale
Marketplace
Cloud Computing
Strategic Planning
Venture Fundraising
Business Development
Technology
Finance
Architecture
Software
Manufacturing
Security Technology
Open Source
Innovation
FinTech
Disruptive technology
Digital Transformation
Consumer Internet
Consumer Software
Consulting
B2C
Logistics
UK Startups
Generative Tech/AI
Oil and Gas
SaaS
Information Technology
B2B
Real Estate
Financial Advisory
Media and Entertainment
Machine Learning
Support
Point of Sale (POS)
Healthcare Technology

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Incubator,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Private Equity Firm,

Investment Partner

Details

Steve Abbott

United States,

Texas,

Austin

Markets

Health Care
Talent Management
Wearables
Accounting
Payments
Cybersecurity
Sports
Databases
Messaging
Wellness
Women Founded
Enterprise Software
Fundraising
Investment Management
Customer Engagement
Android
Strategic Partnerships
Enterprise Infrastructure
Portfolio Management
Banking
Sports Tech
Education
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Information Technology (IT)
Skill Assessment
Analytics
Cloud Computing
Venture Fundraising
Mobile
Finance
Software
Open Source
Networking
Entrepreneurship
Data
Productivity Software
Consumer Technology
Talent Technology
Innovation
FinTech
Digital Transformation
Employee Benefits
Consumer Internet
Reviews and Recommendations
Consumer Software
Parking
Hardware
Marketing
UK Startups
Social Impact
Generative Tech/AI
Digital Health
Subscription Businesses
Developer Tools
Medical
Sales
SaaS
Big Data
Information Technology
B2B
Health Tech
Digital Assets
Media and Entertainment
Machine Learning
Personal Health
Point of Sale (POS)
Pharmaceuticals
Business Intelligence

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Entrepreneurship Program,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Private Equity Firm,

Fund Of Funds,

Investor

Details

Santo Politi

United States,

Massachusetts,

Boston

Markets

Creative Venture
High-growth Startups
E-commerce
Events Services
Payments
Disruptive Innovation
Women Founded
Enterprise Software
Fundraising
Consumer Goods
Investment Management
HR Tech
Customer Engagement
Transportation
Android
Intelligent Systems
Apps
Office Automation
Strategic Partnerships
Portfolio Management
Banking
Payment Processing
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Retail
Startups
Tech
Marketplace
Analytics
Cloud Computing
Internet of Things (IoT)
Business Development
Technology
Software Development
Finance
Architecture
Software
Biotechnology
Construction
Hispanic / Latinx Founded
Market Research
Media Technology
Entrepreneurship
Gaming
Productivity Software
Consumer Technology
Groceries
Games
FinTech
Disruptive technology
Digital Transformation
Employee Benefits
Consumer Internet
Reviews and Recommendations
Consumer Software
Farmers Market
Agriculture
Hardware
Insurance
Logistics
UK Startups
Travel
Higher Education
Sales
SaaS
Information Technology
B2B
Real Estate
Health Tech
Media and Entertainment
Machine Learning
Media & Entertainment
Healthcare Technology
Business Intelligence

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Founder,

Private Equity Firm,

Finance Operator,

Venture Debt,

Investment Partner,

Investor

Details

Sim Blaustein

United States,

New York,

New York City

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Private Equity Firm,

Finance Operator,

Investor

Details

Hemant Mohapatra

India,

Karnataka,

Bengaluru

Markets

Health Care
Emerging Technology
High-growth Startups
Cybersecurity
DeepTech
Disruptive Innovation
Wellness
Enterprise Software
Customer Engagement
Community Development
Android
Indonesia-based Startups
Healthcare Innovation
CRM
Strategic Partnerships
Thailand-founded
Malaysia-based Startups
Singapore-based Startups
Banking
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Small and Medium Businesses
Startups
Marketplace
Analytics
Cloud Computing
Venture Fundraising
Business Development
Finance
Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
American Indian / Alaska Native Founded
Data Services
Productivity Software
Philippines-based Startups
FinTech
Disruptive technology
Digital Transformation
Reviews and Recommendations
Consumer Software
India-based Startups
Early Stage IT
Lending
UK Startups
Market Intelligence
Developer Tools
Sales
SaaS
Information Technology
B2B
Vietnam-based Startups
Media and Entertainment
Material Science
Diverse Founder Investments
Consumer Services

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Founder,

Private Equity Firm,

Angel/Individual,

Finance Operator,

Micro VC,

Investment Partner,

Investor

Details

Dinesh Katiyar

United States,

California,

San Francisco

Markets

Advertising
Health Care
E-commerce
Business Operations
Cybersecurity
Databases
Disruptive Innovation
Wellness
Digital Infrastructure
Enterprise Software
Investment Management
Digital Media
Energy
Software Solutions
Digital Platforms
Strategic Partnerships
Marketplace Platforms
Enterprise Infrastructure
Portfolio Management
Banking
Retail
Startups
Information Technology (IT)
UAE Startups
Marketplace
Cloud Computing
Venture Fundraising
Mobile
Technology
Software Development
Finance
Software
Open Source
Fashion
Market Research
Networking
Productivity Software
Consumer Technology
Search Engine
Innovation
FinTech
Disruptive technology
Digital Transformation
Consumer Internet
Jewelry
Consumer Software
Consulting
Hardware
Early Stage IT
Insurance
Marketing
UK Startups
Developer Tools
SaaS
Information Technology
B2B
Financial Advisory
Media and Entertainment
Machine Learning
Brand Marketing

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Accelerator,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Private Equity Firm,

Finance Operator,

Investor

Details

Kristian Andersen

United States,

Indiana,

Indianapolis

Markets

Advertising
Creative Venture
Health Care
Talent Management
Remote Work Tech
Hospitals
E-commerce
Events Services
Cybersecurity
Databases
Wellness
Women Founded
Enterprise Software
Consumer Goods
Investment Management
HR Tech
Customer Engagement
Transportation
Hunting
Apps
Cryptocurrency
CRM
Content Management Systems (CMS)
Engineering
Food Trucks
Sharing Economy
Portfolio Management
Lead Generation
Banking
Education
Information Services
Information Technology (IT)
Marketplace
Analytics
Cloud Computing
Venture Fundraising
Business Development
Mobile
Broadcasting
Software Development
Finance
Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
Software
Biotechnology
Human Resource Automation
Video
iOS
Hispanic / Latinx Founded
Fashion
Clean Technology
Podcasts
Market Research
Data Visualization
Productivity Software
Communities
Search Engine
Food and Beverage
Sales Strategy and Management
Innovation
Content
Disruptive technology
Digital Transformation
Remote Work
Employee Benefits
Consumer Internet
Consumer Software
Parking
Agriculture
Consulting
Marketing
Sales Enablement
Logistics
UK Startups
Social Media
Health Diagnostics
Travel
Medical
Sales
SaaS
Big Data
Information Technology
B2B
Brand Marketing
Black / African American Founded
Service Industry
Healthcare Technology
Recycling
Risk Management
GovTech

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Incubator,

Accelerator,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Founder,

Private Equity Firm,

Angel/Individual,

Investment Partner,

Investor

Details

Elliott Robinson

United States,

New York,

New York City

Markets

Health Care
Emerging Technology
High-growth Startups
E-commerce
Payments
Cybersecurity
Disruptive Innovation
Wellness
Enterprise Software
Investment Management
Customer Engagement
Design
Tech Field Support
Android
Intelligent Systems
Apps
Cryptocurrency
CRM
Marketplace Platforms
Gift Card
Portfolio Management
Banking
Education
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
K-12 Education
Information Technology (IT)
Analytics
Cloud Computing
Venture Fundraising
Technology
Software Development
Finance
Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
Automation
Software
Hispanic / Latinx Founded
Electronic Health Records (EHR)
Consumer Technology
Legal Tech
East Asian Founded
Innovation
FinTech
Disruptive technology
Natural Language Processing
Digital Transformation
Remote Work
Consumer Internet
Consumer Software
Data Privacy
B2C
Hardware
Early Stage IT
Logistics
UK Startups
Web Development
Digital Health
Developer Tools
Sales
SaaS
Big Data
Information Technology
B2B
Health Tech
Internet Infrastructure
Media and Entertainment
Machine Learning
Quantum Computing
Healthcare Technology
Risk Management

Investor Types

Venture Capital,

Corporate Venture Capital,

Private Equity Firm,

Finance Operator,

Venture Debt,

Investor

Details

Top Corporate Venture Capitals For Startups In 2026

Find the corporate venture arms backing startups with capital, strategic partnerships, and access to a parent company's market. Investor Hunt lists 1,640 corporate venture capital investors.

Investor Data Snapshot

Corporate venture capital investors in the Investor Hunt database: 1,640

Top countries represented: United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, India, Canada

Top states and regions represented: California, New York, Massachusetts, Texas, Illinois, Florida

Top cities represented: New York City, San Francisco, London, Boston, Los Angeles, Paris, Chicago, Austin

Top industries covered: B2B, Information Technology, Consumer Internet, Health Care, Enterprise Software, SaaS, FinTech

Data reflects investors currently available in the Investor Hunt database and is updated regularly.

What Is a Corporate VC?

A corporate VC is the investment arm of a large company that backs startups directly, using the parent company's money rather than a fund raised from external investors.

The difference from a regular VC is the motive. A corporate VC invests for strategic reasons. About a quarter of all venture deals now include a corporate VC, up from 20% in 2022 and 11% in 2010.

Why Raise From a Corporate VC?

Raising from corporate VC gives founders access to the parent company, its distribution channels, its customers, and its industry expertise. A better deal couldn't exist.

A startup selling enterprise software can reach a corporate backer's entire customer base overnight, a deal that would take years to build alone.

Corporate VCs also bring credibility, since a well-known parent on the cap table signals quality to other investors and customers.

The Risks of Taking Corporate VC Money

The same closeness that makes a corporate VC useful is also the risk.

Taking money from a company in or near your market means exposing your technology and strategy to a potential competitor.

There are three things to watch.

  1. IP: a corporate backer sees inside the business, and if the parent later builds its own version, that access matters.
  2. Signaling: if the parent is an acquirer and then walks, other buyers read it as a verdict.
  3. Alignment: a CVC's priorities can shift with the parent's strategy or the partner's own career.

The Top 6 Corporate VCs For Startups

1. GV (Google Ventures)

  • Parent: Alphabet
  • Check size: $2M-$15M, seed to Series B
  • Focus: AI, healthcare, enterprise, frontier tech
  • Notable bets: Stripe, Duolingo, UiPath, Harvey

GV is the most active corporate VC by deal count, and unusual in that it invests for financial return without requiring strategic fit with Google.

It leads or co-leads more rounds than any other CVC.

2. Intel Capital

  • Parent: Intel
  • Check size: $2M-$25M
  • Focus: Semiconductors, AI hardware, edge computing
  • Notable bets: Deployed $376M across 48 companies in 2024

Intel Capital is one of the oldest and most prolific corporate venture arms, concentrated in the hardware and infrastructure layers close to Intel's own business.

3. Salesforce Ventures

  • Parent: Salesforce
  • Check size: $5M-$50M
  • Focus: Enterprise SaaS, AI, cloud
  • Notable bets: Backed 30+ AI and SaaS companies in 2024–2025

Salesforce Ventures backs companies that build on or around the Salesforce ecosystem. Portfolio companies connect to the AppExchange and Salesforce's base of 150,000+ enterprise customers, which helps most for B2B SaaS startups.

4. M12 (Microsoft)

  • Parent: Microsoft
  • Check size: $10M-$40M, Series B/C
  • Focus: Enterprise software, cybersecurity, AI infrastructure
  • Notable bets: HashiCorp, Lyft, Marketo

M12 backs B2B startups tied to Azure and Microsoft's enterprise stack, and gives portfolio companies Azure credits and integration support.

It often co-invests with traditional VCs, and much of its recent activity is in cybersecurity.

5. Qualcomm Ventures

  • Parent: Qualcomm
  • Check size: $2M-$15M
  • Focus: Wireless, AI, automotive, connected devices
  • Notable bets: Cruise, Zoom, Ring, Fitbit

Qualcomm Ventures funds startups in mobility, devices, and connected hardware, where Qualcomm's chip and wireless expertise is useful. It's a fit for hardware and deep-tech founders.

6. NVentures (Nvidia)

  • Parent: Nvidia
  • Check size: Varies, growth-oriented
  • Focus: AI, accelerated computing, robotics
  • Notable bets: Scaled from 1 deal in 2022 to 30 in 2025

NVentures is Nvidia's venture arm and the fastest-growing on this list, going from 1 deal in 2022 to 30 in 2025. It backs AI, computing, and robotics startups.

How to Approach a Corporate VC?

A corporate VC only invests where a startup fits the parent company's strategy.

The first step is to match the fund to what its parent does. Investor Hunt lists 1,640 corporate venture capital investors you can filter by sector and location to find the ones whose parent business lines up with yours.

Once the list is set, the pitch is different from a regular VC pitch. Lead with strategic fit, how the startup connects to the parent's roadmap, its customers, or its technology.

Pro Tip: Expect a slower process, since the deal has to clear the parent's business units and sometimes an executive committee, often twelve to twenty weeks from first meeting to term sheet.

How Much Do Corporate VCs Invest?

The median corporate VC check reached $10 million in 2025, up from $8.9 million the year before.

Most write between $2 million and $25 million, though they flex more than traditional VCs, dropping to $500K for a strategic seed deal or past $100 million for a late-stage round when the fit is right.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How long does a corporate VC take to decide?

A: Three to five months is normal. The deal has to pass the parent's business units, legal, and sometimes an executive committee. That can be slow. If you're in a hurry, get a regular VC to lead and bring the corporate in behind them.

Q: Will taking corporate VC money scare off other investors?

A: Yes, it will. Take money from one big company, and its rivals may not want to touch you. And if the parent looks like a future buyer, then passes, other buyers notice.

Q: Should I let a corporate VC lead my round?

A: Better as a co-lead. Pair them with a traditional VC. You still get the distribution and the credibility, but you cap the signaling risk, and your raise moves at VC speed.

Q: Do corporate VCs invest at the early stage?

A: A few do, mostly in enterprise SaaS, AI, fintech, and deep tech, where seeing the technology early is worth something to the parent.

But their checks run large, so most come in later. At pre-seed, angels and early-stage funds are the better bet.

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