InvestorEmpowering the next generation of transformative founders.

Next Generation Ventures is the corporate venture capital arm of the Melitta Group, focused on investing in innovative startups that address sustainability challenges in coffee, household products, and materials. Based in Minden, Germany, it seeks to create long-term societal and environmental impacts through strategic partnerships.
Online destinations
Where to find this organization online, grouped by who runs each page. A link here does not mean the organization controls it.
Pages the organization runs itself.
Next Generation Ventures is the corporate venture capital initiative of the Melitta Group, dedicated to supporting innovative startups that aim to tackle future challenges. The organization prioritizes investments in areas closely aligned with Melitta's core businesses, including coffee, coffee preparation, and household products. By fostering sustainable solutions, Next Generation Ventures seeks to improve the livability of the future and create meaningful contributions to society and the environment. The team, led by Dr. Alexander Wesemann and Claudia Albert, emphasizes collaboration with startups that focus on long-term impact rather than short-term profits, ensuring that each investment aligns with their vision for a sustainable future.
Next Generation Ventures invests in startups that align with its core businesses, focusing on three main areas: Future Coffee, Future Plastics, and Future Household. The organization is particularly interested in innovations that enhance sustainability in coffee production, processing, and packaging, as well as the development of sustainable materials and energy-efficient household products.
Next Generation Ventures provides not only capital but also access to Melitta's customer base, internal and external expert networks, and infrastructure for partnerships. This strategic support is designed to help startups create value that aligns with Melitta's sustainability goals and consumer needs.
Superscout Pro
Is this page right?Reviewed · How the research works