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Northside Ventures is a pre-seed venture capital fund based in Canada, focused on supporting ambitious founders in transforming their insights into sustainable companies. The firm has a portfolio of 14 companies and emphasizes building relationships with founders early in their journey. They aim to provide more than just initial funding by offering guidance and access to customers and investors during the ideation stage.
Northside Ventures invests in pre-seed founders, particularly in sectors such as software, AI infrastructure, and frontier technology. Their investment thesis centers on backing exceptional individuals capable of disrupting industries and creating significant value. They prioritize categories with long-term growth potential, including B2B SaaS, AI tools, and deeply technical solutions.
Notable portfolio companies include Atlas, which provides tip management and hospitality automation; Boardy, a voice-driven AI for smart introductions; and Space Canada, focused on domestic rocket infrastructure. Other companies include Unbound Security, specializing in enterprise generative AI application security, and Maxsold, an online auction platform for estate sales.
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Northside Ventures typically participates in pre-seed rounds, often leading investments to support founders from the earliest stages.
The firm primarily focuses on pre-seed investments, but they may consider follow-on investments based on the growth and potential of their portfolio companies.
Specific fund size details are not disclosed, but Northside Ventures is dedicated to supporting early-stage companies in Canada.
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