Full-Time
Co-invests for accredited individuals' portfolios
No salary listed
Manchester, NH, USA
In Person
Five days per week in the office are required.
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Alumni Ventures helps accredited individual investors access venture capital by building alumni-based communities and offering two participation options: annual funds that invest in a diversified portfolio of about 20–30 startups, or deal-by-deal investments. Investors participate by contributing capital to these funds or by co-investing alongside rounds led by established VCs, with AV providing sourcing and access across multiple stages and sectors. The firm differentiates itself by organizing investor communities (initially alumni groups) and focusing on diversification, access, and participation rather than taking lead roles or board seats. Its goal is to democratize venture investing for individuals by delivering professional-grade, diversified portfolios through its network-powered model.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
$13.6B
Headquarters
Manchester, New Hampshire
Founded
2013
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