
Riptide Ventures
Empowering early-stage companies in regulated industries through a network of angel investors.
Some program details are not available yet. Check current requirements, deadlines, and terms before you apply. Official program page

Empowering early-stage companies in regulated industries through a network of angel investors.
Some program details are not available yet. Check current requirements, deadlines, and terms before you apply. Official program page
Riptide Ventures is a network-powered angel syndicate based in Baltimore, Maryland, founded in 2022. The organization brings together curated angel investors who leverage their collective experience, networks, and capital to support early-stage companies in regulated industries. Riptide Ventures targets early-stage companies in consumer, software, and healthcare sectors, specializing in areas where deep domain expertise and investor networks provide significant value beyond capital.
Riptide Ventures focuses on supporting early-stage companies in regulated industries by leveraging the collective experience and networks of its angel investors. The firm emphasizes the importance of deep domain expertise and active support in addition to capital, aiming to add significant value to its portfolio companies.
Designed for Founders, Investors, Scouts. The program is remote. Participation is generally async.
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Riptide Ventures is a network-powered angel syndicate based in Baltimore, Maryland, focused on supporting early-stage companies in regulated industries through a community of angel investors.
Interested investors can apply through the investor application form, while founders can pitch their companies via a separate pitch form. Both forms are available on the Riptide Ventures website.
Riptide Ventures targets early-stage companies in sectors such as consumer, healthcare, fintech, cybersecurity, and defense technology.
Riptide Ventures does not appear to offer a formal fellowship program for developing venture investors, focusing instead on angel investment syndication.

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Source: Venture Fellows ArchiveGeorgetown identifies its Entrepreneurship Initiative, McDonough School of Business, and MBA Career Center as operators of its Venture Fellows program.
Source: Venture Fellows - Georgetown EntrepreneurshipRiptide’s team page lists four people with the Venture Fellow title.
Source: Riptide Ventures | Our TeamRiptide invites applications for its investor community, with particular interest in accredited investors.
Source: Riptide Ventures | SyndicateRiptide’s Syndicate page lists consumer, software, and healthcare focus areas and a pre-seed to pre-IPO range.
Source: Riptide Ventures | SyndicateRiptide’s homepage describes its focus as early-stage companies in regulated industries.
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