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ACTIVE Venture Partners

A European venture capital firm supporting founders with more than funding alone

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About ACTIVE Venture Partners

ACTIVE Venture Partners invests in digital start-ups across Europe, describing itself as a group of entrepreneurs supporting other entrepreneurs. Beyond capital, the firm says it runs forums where founders can learn from each other, and provides advisors and mentors, along with tools intended to help companies define their values and align their organisation around them. It says it helps with strategic decisions, hiring and retaining talent, building visibility with investors and other communities, and setting up internal and external reporting structures, as well as with entering new countries.

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Sep 2026.

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