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Offices

marker icon475 Park Avenue South, 6th Floor, New York, 10016, United States
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Contacts

NameJob titleLocationEmail
Key Contact
user imageMr. Owen Davis
Job titleGeneral Partner
LocationNew York, United States
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Key Contact
user imageMr. Matt Gorin
Job titleCo-Founder and Managing Partner
LocationNew York, United States
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Key Contact
user imageMr. Bob Greene
Job titleCo-Founder and Managing Partner
LocationNew York, United States
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Contour Venture Partners funds managed

Funds in market: 1

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Open dateMay 2023
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Closed funds: 7

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Close dateSep 2019
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Close dateApr 2019
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Close dateMar 2016
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NYSCRF discloses its commitments to PE

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NYSCRF discloses PE commitments for Q4

The US pension fund has outlined new commitments.

New York commits additional $50 million for investments

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“Stars are aligned” for new funds

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