
Twenty25 Ventures
Investing in HBS Class of 2025 founders with an automatic investment model.

Investing in HBS Class of 2025 founders with an automatic investment model.
Twenty25 Ventures is a Harvard Business School Class of 2025 alumni fund created to invest in founders from the graduating class. Founded by seven Harvard Business School students, the fund raises capital from HBS Class of 2025 graduates to provide venture capital to class members over a 10-year horizon. The fund operates under an 'automatic investment' model, investing in any qualifying company that meets its defined criteria, thereby reducing founder friction and selection bias.
Twenty25 Ventures challenges traditional VC assumptions by funding all qualified applicants rather than selecting through competitive pitch processes. It tests whether institutional validation from other investors is a sufficient quality signal and whether broad-based HBS alumni capital improves founder outcomes.
Designed for Founders. Participation is generally unknown.
Companies must have at least one founder from HBS Class of 2025 and meet the funding and validation criteria.
To receive funding from Twenty25 Ventures, a company must have at least one founder from HBS Class of 2025, have already raised $500,000+ in institutional capital, and demonstrate institutional validation from established investors.
Founders benefit from an advisory board composed of HBS alumni with venture capital experience, access to the HBS alumni network for hiring, potential customer and partnership introductions, and mentor relationships.
The fund has a 10-year deployment and return cycle.
Twenty25 Ventures announced an investment in VOLUNA. The available published Claims do not establish a broader cumulative investment or outcome record.
Who can apply, how people get in and whether it is open right now.
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The program has not published how to apply. Terms and dates change. Check the official page before you act.
The published fund terms state that the team receives neither management fees nor carried interest. Founder equity terms are not established by the available published Claims.
A company must have at least one founder from HBS Class of 2025 who owns more than 10% of the company. Its round must be at least $500,000 and led by a top-tier VC on the fund’s predetermined list.
The page identifies HBS Class of 2025 members as eligible LPs and states there is no visa or accreditation limitation. It lists commitments of $3,000–$100,000, capped at 10% of fund size.
The stated check range is $10,000–$50,000, capped at 5% of fund size. The page also lists term-sheet advice, introductions to advisory-board partners, and class-wide startup updates that may create customer or hiring contacts.
Current acceptance is unverified. The page lists an email for founders fundraising within the next year and a linked form for founders and LPs, while a co-founder separately announced that the fund was officially closed and investment activity was beginning.

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From public sources
The post reports a VOLUNA plan, not a completed outcome.
Source: Twenty25 Ventures invests in VOLUNATwenty25 Ventures announced an investment in VOLUNA.
Source: Twenty25 Ventures invests in VOLUNAIn the same post, Efrat said investment work was beginning.
Source: Yuval Efrat’s PostYuval Efrat announced the fund was officially closed.
Source: Yuval Efrat’s PostThe page says LPs have no secondary or early-divestment opportunity.
Source: Twenty25 VenturesThe linked form describes a WhatsApp community and subsequent investment-platform route for founders and LPs.
Source: Twenty25 - Join the CommunitySuperscout Pro
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