Expedite Ventures is a business angel group of CTOs and CPOs. We invest in tech founders and help them to create sustainable businesses through both capital and in-depth, hands-on mentoring.
We are nerds at heart and passionate founders ourselves - many of us are still running startups. Our true hands-on mentoring approach is based on decades of collective experience in building and scaling technology companies – which we think is at least as valuable as funding.
We encourage those who are already engineering today’s technology to get into the driver’s seat and become first-time founders. Our goal is especially to support underrepresented groups in tech, including female and immigrant entrepreneurs.
To learn more about our CTO Angel Network, please read our Playbook.
At Expedite Ventures, we’re always on the lookout for founders who spot real problems and just get to work solving them. Today, we’re excited to announce our investment in Agree.com, a platform built to fix the clunky, outdated world of digital transactions - starting with e-signatures and payments.
[read more]The landscape of design tools is constantly changing. We’ve come a long way from Photoshop V1.0 to modern design tools like Canva or Figma. Adobe’s recent acquision of Figma shows that even well established players who stick to the traditional path are not immune to disruption by innovative startups. At Expedite Ventures, we are always on the lookout for companies that challenge the status quo and are looking revolutionize their industries. That thesis was the foundation of our investment in Kittl.
[read more]We love the constant stream of new frameworks and technologies. Some of them are just re-iterating and re-mixing what’s already there, sometimes real innovations shakes up the development ecosystem. But sometimes, it’s not easy to tell, which direction it’s going to be. But when Google announced Flutter, we were certain that this will have a huge impact.
[read more]At Expedite Ventures, we love DevTools. We especially love DevTools which promote cross-functionality by bringing developers together with other creative colleagues.
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