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Sky Ventures Group
Sky Ventures Group is a US-based investment company headquartered in Boston. It employs a venture capital strategy and has a staff of one, including one...
Sky Ventures Group
Sky Ventures Group is a US-based investment company headquartered in Boston. It employs a venture capital strategy and has a staff of one, including one investment professional.
General information
Firm type
Venture Capital
Year founded
2015
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Boston
Corporate office
100 High St, Suite 2400, Boston, MA 02110, United States
Principals
Chuck Goldman
Executive Director / Principal
David Abraham
Principal
Raza Shaikh
Managing Director
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does Sky Ventures Group source its deals?
Deal sourcing runs through the principals' operating networks and professional memberships. Several principals are active members of Launchpad Venture Group, a Boston-based angel network that provides early-stage deal flow. The firm also participates in MassChallenge, where principals serve as speakers and advisors, and attends Biotechnology Innovation Organization conferences, which connect the group to life sciences opportunities. Each principal additionally sources through their own companies — Goldman from enterprise software, Abraham from pharmaceuticals, and Shaikh from his venture partner network.
Is Sky Ventures Group structured as a venture capital firm or an angel network?
Sky Ventures operates more like an organized angel network than a traditional venture capital firm. The principals co-invest personal capital rather than managing committed third-party funds. There are no publicly identified limited partners, fund vehicles, or institutional fundraising cycles. Each named principal simultaneously runs an operating company — Apperian alumni Goldman, Phoenix Pharmaceutical CEO Abraham, and Beacon Venture Partners founder Shaikh invest through Sky Ventures as their shared platform.
Which sectors does Sky Ventures Group focus on?
Confirmed sector focuses include enterprise software, digital health, and consumer technology. The enterprise software focus connects to Chuck Goldman's background leading Apple's enterprise consulting arm and founding Apperian. Digital health and life sciences align with David Abraham's pharmaceutical operating experience and the group's participation in BIO conferences. Gaming represents the consumer technology exposure through the GamerBoom investment.
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