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Court Square Capital Partners

Court Square Ventures is a venture capital firm that invests in technology companies from pre-revenue to first sales and accelerating growth.

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Court Square Capital Partners

Court Square Ventures is a venture capital firm that invests in technology companies from pre-revenue to first sales and accelerating growth. From our offices in Charlottesville, Virginia we have helped build businesses around the globe with a focus on digital media, communications, IT, and education technology.

General information

Firm type

Venture Capital

Location

Region

North America

Country

United States

City

New York

Corporate office

299 Park Avenue, 35th Floor New York, NY 10171

Principals

Christopher Bloise

President & Managing Partner

Michael Delaney

Co-Founder, Senior Partner & Co-Head of Business Services

Ian Highet

Managing Partner

David Nguyen

Managing Partner & Co-Head of Healthcare

Joseph Silvestri

Co-Founder, Managing Partner & Head of Industrials

David Thomas

Co-Founder & Senior Partner

Jeffrey Vogel

Managing Partner & Head of Tech & Telecom

John Weber

Managing Partner & Co-Head of Healthcare

Kevin White

Managing Partner & Co-Head of Business Services

Sector focus

HealthcareTech & TelecomIndustrialsBusiness Services

Frequently asked questions

Who runs investment decisions at Court Square?

Court Square is led by a group of managing partners who each co-head a specific sector. Joseph Silvestri oversees industrials, Michael Delaney and Kevin White co-head business services, David Nguyen and John Weber co-head healthcare, and Jeffrey Vogel leads technology and telecom. This structure pushes investment committee authority into the partnership rather than concentrating it with a single CIO.

How does Court Square source proprietary deal flow?

The firm emphasizes its 40-year network of relationships with founders, families, and management teams. By positioning itself as a specialist in thematic investments — companies benefiting from consolidation or market disruption — Court Square often serves as the first institutional capital for owner-operators seeking a partner to scale through acquisitions.

Does Court Square participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?

Court Square invests directly in platform companies and add-on acquisitions through its flagship funds. The firm has not publicly indicated that it allocates capital to outside funds, fund-of-funds structures, or co-investment vehicles managed by other GPs.

Which sectors does Court Square explicitly avoid?

Court Square's public disclosures define four active sectors: business services, healthcare, industrials, and technology and telecom. There is no public evidence of the firm investing in real estate, infrastructure, consumer retail, or financial services outside of what falls within those four buckets.

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