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Pelion Venture Partners

Pelion Venture Partners

Salt Lake City, Utahpelion.vc

Overview

Pelion Venture Partners is an early-stage venture capital firm that invests in B2B software companies, with a focus on sectors including enterprise software, cybersecurity, fintech, and cloud infrastructure.

Year Founded

1986

Portfolio Companies

24

Website

pelion.vc

Investments

Pelion Venture Partners investments
CompanyDateStageLead
CoveoSep 2018Series E ExtensionCo-investor
BigPandaJan 2022Series DCo-investor
Strider TechnologiesSep 2024Series CLead
ConvivaFeb 2012Series DCo-investor
TraceApr 2022Series CLead
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Key People

Benjamin Lambert

Partner

Blake Modersitzki

Partner

Chad Packard

Partner

Chris Cooper

Partner

Jeff Kearl

Partner

Matt Mosman

Partner

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Sector & Stage Mix

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Investment Activity

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2026

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FAQ

Where is Pelion Venture Partners based?

Pelion Venture Partners is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States.

When was Pelion Venture Partners founded?

Pelion Venture Partners was founded in 1986.

How many portfolio companies does Pelion Venture Partners have?

Pelion Venture Partners has 24 portfolio companies in Caplight's dataset.

What are some companies in Pelion Venture Partners's portfolio?

Portfolio companies visible on Caplight include Coveo, BigPanda, Strider Technologies, Conviva, Trace.

What was Pelion Venture Partners's most recent investment shown here?

Pelion Venture Partners's most recent investment in this portfolio sample was in Strider Technologies in 2024.

What sectors does Pelion Venture Partners focus on?

Pelion Venture Partners focuses on FinTech, Healthcare & Life Sciences, FinTech, FinTech, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Enterprise Software, Media, Entertainment & Gaming, Cybersecurity, FinTech, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Healthcare & Life Sciences, Healthcare & Life Sciences, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, FinTech, FinTech, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Consumer & Commerce, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Enterprise Software, Enterprise Software, Cybersecurity, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Enterprise Software, Enterprise Software, Media, Entertainment & Gaming, Enterprise Software, Media, Entertainment & Gaming, Enterprise Software, Enterprise Software, Frontier & Industrial Tech, Media, Entertainment & Gaming, Enterprise Software, Mobility, Transportation & Logistics, AI, Data & Cloud Infrastructure, Enterprise Software, Enterprise Software, Enterprise Software, Enterprise Software, Enterprise Software, Enterprise Software, Mobility, Transportation & Logistics, FinTech, Enterprise Software, Enterprise Software, Enterprise Software.

What company stages does Pelion Venture Partners focus on?

Pelion Venture Partners typically invests at the MultiStage stage.

What is Pelion Venture Partners's AUM?

Pelion Venture Partners's assets under management are estimated between $1.4B and $1.5B.

Firmographic Details

HeadquartersSalt Lake City, Utah
Year Founded1986

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