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SilverTech Ventures
SilverTech Ventures runs a New York hub-and-fund model that trades office space for equity, converting daily founder proximity into seed-stage conviction.
SilverTech Ventures
Our mission is to provide a community and capital that eases the path for technology entrepreneurs to build great companies.
General information
Firm type
Venture Capital
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
New York
Corporate office
New York, NY, United States
Frequently asked questions
How does SilverTech Ventures source its deals?
The firm sources almost exclusively through its physical New York hub, where founders co-locate and interact daily with the SilverTech team. The firm states it invests in people it already knows from operating in the hub, and does not appear to pursue traditional cold outreach or pitch-driven deal flow. Some founders based in Israel commute to the hub monthly or quarterly.
What is the typical investment size and structure?
The firm states its capital investments typically range between $250,000 and $1 million. Investments are always made as part of a larger syndicated round. In exchange for workspace and operational support, the firm receives common stock from portfolio companies that vests over an initial one-year residency term.
Does SilverTech Ventures operate as a family office or a traditional venture fund?
SilverTech Ventures is structured as an asset manager running a private equity strategy focused on early-stage venture. It is not designated as a family office. Its hybrid model combines a co-working hub with a venture capital allocation, but the source of its capital is not publicly disclosed.
Does the firm take board seats or governance roles?
The firm states it prefers earning the trust of a company's founders over holding a formal governance role. This suggests SilverTech Ventures typically does not seek board representation in its portfolio companies, relying instead on the close working relationships developed inside its hub.
Which geographies does SilverTech Ventures target?
The firm operates primarily between New York and Israel. Its New York hub hosts founders, and it notes that some Israeli entrepreneurs commute monthly or quarterly to maintain presence. No other geographic focus areas are disclosed on the firm's website.
Who runs investment decisions at SilverTech Ventures?
SilverTech Ventures does not publicly name its principals, investment committee, or key decision-makers on its website. No LinkedIn presence or third-party publication has identified the individuals responsible for investment approvals.
Is the hub open to any founder, or is it selective?
The firm describes surrounding itself with founders it admires and who are addressing large markets, suggesting a selective admission process. The initial hub term is one year, though many firms stay longer. The hub serves as both a community platform and a pipeline filter, but specific selection criteria beyond relationship and market size are not disclosed.
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