Menlo Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Menlo Park, California, with an additional office in San Francisco. It was founded in 1976 as one of the earliest venture capital firms in Silicon Valley and provides technology venture capital funding for seed, early stage, and growth companies. The firm has invested in over 400 companies, including Uber, Gilead Sciences, Fab.com, Roku, Inc., and many others.

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Menlo Ventures is a venture capital firm that strives to have a positive impact on everything we do. That’s why we support businesses—including Abnormal Security, Benchling, Carta, Chime, Harness, Pinecone, Roku, Rover, Siri, and Uber—that are reimagining life and work for the better. Over 46 years, we’ve grown a portfolio that includes more than 80 public companies, over 165 mergers and acquisitions, and $5.5 billion under management. We invest at every stage and in every sector, with expertise in consumer, enterprise, and healthcare. From developing market strategies to creating communities, we provide real impact where entrepreneurs need it most. When we’re in, we’re ALL IN.

Warby Parker

Getaround

PillPack

Pliant Therapeutics

Poshmark

StackRox

Tintri

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6 River Systems

Roku

Rover

Senti Biosciences

Liveops

Lytx

Machine Zone

Recursion Pharmaceuticals

Bread

EdCast

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eero

Epic

Fieldwire

Fivestars

Fleetsmith

Uber

Menlo's investment in True Anomaly's $100M Series B marks a pivotal step in securing the future of space infrastructure. Led by co-founder and CEO Even Rogers, True Anomaly's visionary approach and tech prowess align with our commitment to innovation. Their team steeped in Space Force and Air Force expertise, positions them uniquely to protect American assets in space. 

Menlo is proud to stand behind True Anomaly as they revolutionize space defense technology. 

More here: https://lnkd.in/gC9NhFKe 

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Happy Friday! If you’re on the market for a new role, check out this week’s hiring spotlight: CloudTrucks, Particle Health, and ShipBob. Scroll down for more info on these Menlo-backed startups or go to mnlo.vc/Careers to apply.

CloudTrucks makes it easier for truckers to own and manage their own business. The app allows trucking owner-operators to instantly book loads, get paid faster, and simplify operations. The startup has raised more than $140M in funding from Menlo’s Steve Sloane and other investors to modernize the fleet and freight industries. CloudTrucks is hiring for multiple roles including Senior Product Manager, Enterprise Sales Representative, and Driver Onboarding Representative.

Particle Health is a modern API platform that unifies medical data and makes it accessible nationwide. Particle’s data infrastructure allows consumers to authorize third parties like hospitals and private practice to access their health data that help improve health outcomes. Particle has raised more than $39 million in funding and Menlo’s Greg Yap sits on the board.  The company is hiring across departments for roles like Director of Data, Account Executive, and VP of Product. 

ShipBob is modernizing the fulfillment layer for ecommerce. The platform is a tech-enabled 3PL that offers simple and affordable fulfillment for direct-to-consumer brands. ShipBob is trusted by more than 7000 brands to fulfill orders around the world. The company has raised $331M in funding from Menlo Ventures (Shawn Carolan) and other investors. Shipbob is hiring across the US, UK, and India for several positions. Open roles include Senior Accountant, Senior People Generalist, Onsite Warehouse Support Specialist, Product Manager, and Lead Fulfillment Associate. 

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Building #GenAI on top of a proven full-stack AI platform is the only way to go. Join CEO Matthew Zeiler, Ph.D. and Jonathan Padgett, VP Public Sector to learn how Clarifai does this and can help you today. Productionizing AI for Government, register here! https://lnkd.in/gcwuQypk

Menlo’s gaming expert, Amy Wu joined Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde and Edward Ludlow to unpack GTA's development, gaming evolution, Gen AI's impact, and her criteria for backing young studios. 
Key takeaways:

GTA's extensive dev time: 5+ years for life-like graphics and open-world experiences.

Gaming landscape shift: More diversity in the last decade, embracing mobile gaming & attracting diverse players.

Economics for new studios: How to compete against large studios? We seek innovation, targeting new IPs or pioneering game genres.

Gen AI's role: Speeding up game development, potentially leveling the playing field for young studios.

Global considerations: Success hinges on catering to diverse global tastes, and recognizing differences in Western vs. Eastern player preferences.

Watch: https://lnkd.in/gQ4ztSZT

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