Virginia Venture Partners

Virginia Venture Partners is a corporate venture capital firm based in Richmond, Virginia, established in 2005 as a part of the Virginia Innovation Partnership. The firm focuses on seed-stage investments in technology, life sciences, cleantech, and energy startups located in Virginia. By providing near-equity and equity investments, Virginia Venture Partners aims to foster rapid growth in its portfolio companies while generating significant economic returns for entrepreneurs and co-investors. The firm's investment strategy includes dedicated funds such as the GAP BioLife Fund, which targets life science companies, and the GAP Tech Fund, focusing on IT and technology firms. Through these investments, Virginia Venture Partners seeks to contribute to the economic development of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Alex Euler

Senior Investment Director

Jennifer O'Daniel

Senior Director

Thomas Weithman

Managing Director

Past deals in Electric Grid

Claros

Seed Round in 2025
Claros is a power management platform provider that utilizes cutting-edge hardware and software to enhance energy distribution and usage at data centers, thereby boosting compute performance and maximizing efficiency.

Linebird

Venture Round in 2022
Founded in 2018, Linebird is a Richmond, VA-based technology company specializing in automation solutions for utilities. It develops unmanned aerial systems (UAS) to safely perform direct-contact maintenance on live power lines, reducing hazardous man-hours and enhancing efficiency.

Linebird

Debt Financing in 2022
Founded in 2018, Linebird is a Richmond, VA-based technology company specializing in automation solutions for utilities. It develops unmanned aerial systems (UAS) to safely perform direct-contact maintenance on live power lines, reducing hazardous man-hours and enhancing efficiency.

Linebird

Seed Round in 2021
Founded in 2018, Linebird is a Richmond, VA-based technology company specializing in automation solutions for utilities. It develops unmanned aerial systems (UAS) to safely perform direct-contact maintenance on live power lines, reducing hazardous man-hours and enhancing efficiency.
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