Overton Venture Capital

Partners Kerry Miller and Michael Nogen lead the firm and its investment decisions. Miller's background includes talent strategy and M&A integration at Goldman Sachs, while Nogen was previously an entrepreneur and led strategy at Gap and 1-800-Flowers.com. The firm also draws on a network of over 20 operating partners with leadership experience at major consumer and technology companies.

Overton focuses on seed and early-stage companies, specifically pre-Series A rounds. The firm requires companies to be revenue-generating, using that as a signal of market validation. Check sizes are not publicly disclosed.

The firm takes an active, hands-on role with portfolio companies, leveraging the operating experience of its partners and a bench of over 20 industry operators. This support can include go-to-market strategy, talent and organizational design, financial operations, and product development, drawing directly from the partners' own careers building and scaling businesses.

The firm's public materials refer to 'Overton Venture Capital' as a single fund entity investing in early-stage companies. It has not disclosed the number of funds or specific vehicle structures, and no separate fund names appear on its website or in regulatory filings reviewed by Altss.

Overton explicitly states a commitment to backing companies with diverse leadership and balanced teams, and it highlights its identity as a woman-led fund. The firm looks for founders with exceptional track records, differentiated product vision, a strong grasp of customer needs, and the ability to build impactful teams.