People - Firms

The firm adds five new partners across its venture and partner groups.

For the third year in a row, we reached out to readers and others to find out who are the rising stars of venture capital. It was no small task, but here is a list of 40 professionals under 40 who are destined to shape VC.

It was a busy year of fundraising amid a pandemic, but more than half of our top 10 stories from 2021 were people-centric, including our annual Rising Stars feature and a few people moves were in the mix, too.

There was plenty of people news in 2021, from VCs retiring to an LP joining a venture firm. Here are the most read people items from the past year.

The firm, founded in 2016, is currently in market with at least three separate funds as it adds public market expertise to its roster.

The former 500 Startups partner joins San Francisco-based Diaspora Ventures to help European start-ups expand in the US. The firm operates via a rolling fund that secures commitments from LPs quarterly.

Little is known about the new firm, but the former Wedding Spot CEO was named as one of VCJ's Rising Stars in January 2020.

He joins the early-stage investor after almost 10 years at Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan, where he led investments in venture and growth equity funds worldwide.

Early-stage enterprise investor Emergence Capital promotes Lotti Siniscalco to partner as well as Yaz El-Baba to senior associate.

Manjari Chandran-Ramesh, a new partner at multi-stage investor Amadeus Capital Partners, sees quantum computing growing in Europe.