Foundry

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VCMatch tracks Foundry as an investor focused on AI/ML, Cybersecurity, and Developer Tools companies, Pre-Seed and Seed rounds, and United States, Israel, and International markets. Upload your deck to compare your startup against the full private matching profile.

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Not specified

Stages

Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A, Growth

Focus Areas

AI/ML, Cybersecurity, Developer Tools

Geography

United States, Israel, and International

Investment Thesis

Foundry practices long-term, network-driven venture investing built on reciprocity and value‑added support. They invest both directly in startups and in venture funds, aiming to ‘champion entrepreneurship and innovation for a better society’ by creating an interconnected, reciprocal ecosystem where knowledge, resources, and relationships are shared to build more valuable companies.

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Investment Focus

Who should take a closer look

Foundry is most relevant for founders raising Pre-Seed, Seed, and Series A rounds in AI/ML, Cybersecurity, Developer Tools, and Enterprise SaaS, especially across United States, Israel, and International.

Focus statement

Foundry focuses on early‑stage technology investments, participating in select growth rounds, and backing the next generation of venture fund managers, while simultaneously investing in and cultivating a symbiotic network of portfolio companies and partner funds.

Value Add

A deliberate, formalized "symbiotic network" model that links portfolio companies and partner funds so members share knowledge, resources, and relationships at scale.
Dual investment mandate: invests in startups and in venture funds (including supporting next‑generation fund managers).
A culturally embedded "give first" approach—positioning the firm as a connector and active, accessible partner rather than a purely capital provider.
Broad, mission‑oriented community engagement (numerous co‑founded and supported nonprofits) that reinforces sourcing, founder support, and diversity initiatives.
Explicit operational & cultural practices (e.g., commentary on board meeting effectiveness and partner accessibility) that emphasize founder respect and pragmatic governance.