Early-stage B2B fund, accelerator and venture studio for tech founders
Forum Ventures backs and builds early-stage B2B startups from offices in New York, San Francisco and Toronto. Its job posts read like a venture studio's founder pipeline: heavy on C-level and lead engineering and product roles, with themes spanning edge AI inference, critical-infrastructure security, construction tech and utility asset data. Tools like Procore, LangChain and LangGraph point to vertical AI concepts for physical industries.
Forum Ventures is a privately held early-stage investor founded in 2014 and headquartered in New York, NY. It combines a pre-seed and seed fund, an accelerator and a venture studio, all focused on B2B technology startups. Focus areas include SaaS, enterprise software, fintech, healthtech, future of work and vertical AI. The firm has 51–200 employees, operates in New York, San Francisco, Toronto and remotely, and recruits in the United States and Canada.
Forum Ventures runs an early-stage fund, accelerator and venture studio for B2B tech startups, with focus areas including SaaS, enterprise software, fintech, healthtech, future of work and vertical AI.
Its detected stack includes Python, TypeScript, React, GraphQL, Tailwind CSS, LangChain and LangGraph, plus business tools such as HubSpot, Slack, DocuSign, Carta, Ramp, QuickBooks and NetSuite.
Forum Ventures hires in the United States and Canada, mainly for engineering and product roles, often at C-level or lead seniority consistent with venture studio founder searches.
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