Veteran Ventures Capital (VVC) is a veteran-owned growth-equity investment fund & firm focused on veteran businesses. VVC interacts exclusively with companies that have military veteran leadership, recognizing the value of military experience, training, and character in business operations. VVC’s team is comprised of distinguished former military officers and seasoned financial experts from across the country. Our value proposition lies in our granular understanding of the military culture, significant connections within the federal government & defense industry, and working knowledge of the government procurement process.
Our differentiators are people and dealflow. We have a veteran team with deep expertise at the intersection of private capital and security. Our people have an exceptional track record in private enterprise with multiple billion-dollar exits. We also have decades as public servants at highest leadership levels in government (all the way to the White House). Our dealflow is quite unique: cross-referencing government and quasi-government groups, military-centric partnerships, and our private network gives us a deal pipeline unlike any you'll find. The market opportunity is huge: veteran leadership has set the precedence and been the backbone of our country for 70 years (founders like Wal-Mart, FedEx, U-Haul, Kinder Morgan, RE/MAX, GoDaddy, Enterprise, etc., the list goes on). The government invests billions in developing our military: now with greater technology, greater investment from the government, and greater educational opportunities -- their leadership is more poised than ever to take businesses to the next level. They just need the proper access to capital, and that's Veteran Ventures Capital.
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Industry
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Venture Capital and Private Equity Principals
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Company size
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2-10 employees
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Headquarters
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McLean, Virginia
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Type
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Privately Held
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Founded
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2017
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Specialties
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Funding, Venture Capital, Angel Investing, Consulting, Mentoring, Military, Veteran, Entrepreneurship, Start up, Private Equity, Vetrepreneurs, and Alternative Capital