Spero Ventures
About Spero Ventures
Spero Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm dedicated to supporting determined founders building mission-driven technology companies. The firm focuses on sectors such as wellbeing, sustainability, and learning, aiming to invest in ventures that contribute positively to society. Comprised of a team of experienced former startup founders and investors from notable companies like eBay and Tesla, Spero Ventures brings a wealth of expertise to its investment approach. The firm's investment strategy centers on late seed or Series A rounds, typically contributing between $2 million and $4 million per investment. Spero Ventures also reserves capital for follow-on investments, demonstrating a commitment to supporting portfolio companies throughout their growth stages. The firm's diverse portfolio includes companies such as Tiny Health, Huckleberry, and Skillshare, each driven by unique missions aimed at improving family wellbeing, enhancing shopper experiences, and fostering creativity. Embodying its namesake, which means 'hope' in Latin, Spero Ventures seeks to cultivate a hopeful future through strategic investments in innovative ventures. The firm operates with a clear focus on sectors that align with its mission-driven investment philosophy, aiming to make a meaningful impact through its portfolio companies. By concentrating on early-stage investments, Spero Ventures plays a pivotal role in nurturing startups that are poised to address significant societal challenges and contribute to positive change across various industries.
Investment Mandate
Asset Classes1
Requirements
Mission-driven technology companies, Focus on wellbeing, sustainability, and learning sectors, Late seed or Series A stage, Potential for positive societal impact
Stated Portfolio3
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