G4 Ventures

G4 Ventures

G4 Ventures was established in 2024 by directors Karol Gogolak, Marilena Mylona, and Angeliki Englezou. Mylona serves as Administrative Manager, Gogolak as Partnership Manager, and Englezou holds roles at both G4 Ventures and the related entity G4 Friends 2 Limited. The firm is domiciled in Larnaca, Cyprus, with operational reach extending into Central Europe through its named business partners and co-investors. The firm deploys capital across two distinct tracks. The first is a venture capital strategy executed through direct fund commitments globally; Altss research identifies the firm's relationship with 33East, a venture capital firm with overlapping personnel, as a co-investment channel. The second track is a property portfolio concentrated in Slovakia and Hungary, with holdings that include the Podunajská Brána mixed-use development, the ECOHOUSE Kazanská residential project, and several land parcels such as Malinovo Three Waters and Paradise in Rajka. Investment Manager Miroslav Suchy, based in Slovakia, and Venture Capital Analyst Dionysis Partsinevelos, a mentor at Founder Institute Cyprus, anchor the firm's regional presence. The team's size and total deployment are not publicly disclosed. The firm maintains a professional network connection to Founder Institute Cyprus, where Partsinevelos mentors early-stage startups, and lists philanthropic relationships with several Slovak nonprofits, including DEPAUL Slovakia and Dobrý Anjel. This community footprint supplements the firm's investment activities and provides on-the-ground visibility into Central European ventures. No publicly documented fund closes or new platform launches were identified in the 24 months preceding this profile. G4 Ventures operates as a hybrid holding and venture investment vehicle led by a small partnership group. Its structural distinction lies in running an illiquid real-asset book in Slovakia and Hungary simultaneously with a global venture capital fund program, administered from a Cyprus base with Slovak and Hungarian operational partners. This pairing of direct property ownership and third-party fund commitments at a very early firm stage represents an uncommon capital-allocation architecture, one that ties the firm's venture exposure directly to a physical asset base rather than a purely financial LP portfolio.