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Fundraising in the US—Investor list
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Looking for US investors for your startup? Here's a list of venture capital firms, accelerators and private equity funds to get you started.
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December 5, 2024

We started a crowd-sourced list of ANZ investors for the technology startup ecosystem back in 2017.

We’ve loved hearing how founders have used this resource to save time when fundraising, and seeing more VCs, angels, debt venture providers, grants and accelerators added as our local ecosystem continues to grow.

Aussie and Kiwi founders have always had global ambitions, which often leads to global expansion. To help founders find overseas funding, we’ve compiled a list of US investors to make navigating global investors easier, save you time during the fundraising process and find the right investor fit.

For founders:

We all know how hard it is to figure out who and when to approach for funding. We hope this resource makes navigating the world of investors a little easier as you plan your next round.

For Investors:

Feel free to add your details to the table via the submission form below.

If you have any feedback, please get in touch: community@airtree.vc

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