NewView Capital

Ravi Viswanathan, the firm's Founder and Managing Partner, leads all investment activity. He structured the 2018 spin-out from NEA, where he was a general partner, and continues to chair the firm's investment committee. The senior team includes partners Angela Han and David Divver, alongside a group of operators and advisors that includes former NEA Managing General Partner Peter Barris.

NewView was formed in 2018 when Ravi Viswanathan negotiated a $1.35 billion GP-led secondary transaction with NEA. The deal transferred 31 growth-stage companies into a newly created standalone firm, giving NewView a $3.3 billion portfolio from day one. That structure allowed the firm to inherit established portfolio relationships and an instant track record.

NewView Capital is a venture growth firm structured as a private equity asset manager. It is not a family office. The firm manages a $3.3 billion pool of assets raised from institutional investors and deploys capital across primaries, secondaries, and hybrid transactions in growth-stage technology companies.

NewView deploys capital through primary rounds, secondary purchases, and hybrid financings that blend elements of both. The firm can lead or follow in a round and does not impose minimum ownership requirements. This flexibility is designed to accommodate company needs ranging from founder liquidity to full growth-equity checks.

Confirmed positions include Coralogix (AI observability), Stord (cloud supply chain), Verkada (physical security), Eucalyptus (digital health), Farther (wealth management technology), and Huntress (managed cybersecurity). These companies span enterprise software, fintech, and consumer-adjacent technology sectors.

NewView Capital was formed through a carve-out of 31 growth-stage companies from NEA's portfolio. Founder Ravi Viswanathan was previously a general partner at NEA. While the two firms share historical ties and several former NEA advisors — including Peter Barris — they operate as entirely separate investment managers.

NewView targets growth-stage companies, typically those that have achieved product-market fit and are scaling revenue. The firm does not run a seed or early-stage program. Its portfolio primarily consists of enterprise software and fintech businesses navigating expansion-stage funding rounds.