Noblis Ventures

The Noblis Ventures contact form routes directly to a dedicated Ventures team, but Noblis has not publicly named a managing director or investment committee for the unit. CEO Mile Corrigan, who launched Ventures in 2022, is the most senior executive associated with the effort (per the firm's website timeline).

All evidence points to a corporate balance-sheet vehicle. Noblis Ventures has disclosed no fund size, no limited partners and no separate fundraising announcements — consistent with a self-funded effort inside a nonprofit government contractor. The parent organization is a 501(c)(3) that reports no AUM.

Noblis Ventures invests in companies whose technology could be adopted by the federal agencies Noblis serves — defense, homeland security, intelligence and civil. The parent holds a position on a $151 billion IDIQ for next-generation missile defense, and its MSD subsidiary supports Navy machinery control systems, creating a natural demand signal for portfolio technologies.

The firm invests in early-stage startups, including seed and startup rounds. Disclosed portfolio companies SCOUT Space and Prediction Guard were both early-stage when Noblis Ventures participated, based on their contemporaneous funding announcements.

Noblis Ventures has disclosed no sector-exclusion list. Its known investments — space observation, engineering simulation, secure AI — cluster tightly around technologies with identifiable government mission applications, suggesting a de facto focus on defense-adjacent dual-use rather than consumer or purely commercial enterprise verticals.