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Conversion Venture Capital
Conversion Venture Capital (CVC²) is a private equity and venture capital firm that invests its own capital alongside management teams and entrepreneurs...
Conversion Venture Capital
Conversion Venture Capital (CVC²) is a private equity and venture capital firm that invests its own capital alongside management teams and entrepreneurs building segment-leading businesses. It offers flexible, patient capital with no fund constraints or mandated timelines. The firm invests across four strategies: fund commitments, co-investments, growth capital, and control/buyouts, with check sizes of $2M–$25M.
General information
Firm type
Venture Capital
Year founded
2013
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
New York
Corporate office
New York, NY, United States
Principals
Stuyvesant Comfort
Managing Partner
Shakeel Rangrez
Partner
Patrick Merrick
Vice President
Edward Koch
Advisor
Frequently asked questions
Who makes investment decisions at Conversion Venture Capital?
The firm has not disclosed the names or backgrounds of any principals, investment committee members, or deal leads. A manager marketing a direct investment strategy without named decision-makers is atypical, and any allocator should request this information before proceeding beyond a first meeting.
Does Conversion Venture Capital file a Form ADV?
Altss has not located a Form ADV or other regulatory filing for Conversion Venture Capital. Most US-based private equity firms that raise outside capital register with the SEC or a state authority; the absence of a public filing should be clarified directly with the firm.
How does Conversion Venture Capital source deals?
The firm has not described its sourcing model, network, or origination channels in any public document. For a growth-equity manager, sourcing transparency is material — without it, an allocator cannot evaluate whether the firm competes effectively for proprietary or semi-proprietary flow.
What sectors does Conversion Venture Capital target?
No sector focus has been disclosed. The firm's website and any affiliated materials identified by Altss provide no industry concentration or exclusion criteria. An allocator should confirm sector strategy directly, as sector-concentrated growth portfolios carry distinct risk and return profiles.
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