Investor directory / United States
ff Venture Capital
ff Venture Capital is a seed and early-stage venture capital firm investing across emerging industries, with a focus on AI, manufacturing, energy, robotics, and security. They typically invest at the earliest stage of company formation, often serving as the lead investor with active board participation.
- Stages
- Seed, Series A, Series B+
- Sectors
- AI, Industrial, Fintech, Software and SaaS
- Business model
- Not stated
- Invests in
- United States, Poland
- Ticket size
- “$300,000 to $700,000 initial investment for 8-10% of a company (post-money <$10mm targeted)” (from their website)
- Website
- ffvc.com
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