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VENTURE CAPITAL

MENDOZA VENTURES

Mendoza Ventures is a VC fund that invests in technology companies where there is an opportunity for innovation, modernization, and disruption. These sectors include financial services, insurance, manufacturing, and investing in dual-use companies. Started 8 years ago by Adrian and Senofer Mendoza, the Mendozas have transformed it into an institutionalized nationally recognized brand with three funds, four successful exits, and with offices in both Boston and San Francisco. The firm invests in AI, Cybersecurity, and Fintech with diversity playing an important role in their investment decisions—90% of their portfolio consists of startups led by immigrants, people of color, and women.

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The AI Deep Dive Podcast

Alejandra Ignacio and Luis Lerma Martinez do a deep dive into VC firm Mendoza Ventures. What makes them different, how they invest, and how the founders started the firm.

What makes Mendoza Ventures special?

Domain Experts First

We invest in AI, CyberSecurity, and Fintech, where we have direct domain and industry expertise.

Small Targeted Portfolio

As active hands-on investors we limit our portfolio to 12-15 companies where we can dedicate significant time to achieving their success.

Hands on Investor

We meet weekly with our portfolio companies to help them activate us as an investor. From finding co-investors to building culture.

Diversity Leader

We look for the best ideas and entrepreneurs regardless of their gender, age, or ethnicity.

Don’t take our word for it

Brittany Greenfield - CEO, Wabbi

“Mendoza Ventures isn’t just an investor, but a partner in driving forward Wabbi’s success. Their roll-up their sleeves approach, and deep industry knowledge makes them an invaluable asset. “

Sam Ulloa - CEO, Listo

“We are excited and grateful to welcome Mendoza Ventures as an investor. Their entrepreneurship experience and expertise in AI and Fintech will be extremely valuable to Listo as we scale our social impact by democratizing access to financial services.”