MM13 backs early-stage software startups, focusing on seed and Series A investments, especially in AI and web3-enabled consumer tech. The firm uses its Propulsion model to deliver strategic and operational guidance from a team of experienced executives, providing hands-on support to help portfolio companies scale. By combining venture capital with elements of private equity, M13 aims to be a long-term partner rather than just a funder. With offices in Los Angeles and New York and funds including a $400 million vehicle, its goal is to help founders build durable, growth-focused businesses in areas like the future of work, health, commerce, and money.
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Total Funding
$1.9B
Headquarters
Beverly Hills, California
Founded
2016
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