
UK organisation running social technology award and challenge programmes that fund and mentor ventures

A venture capital firm backing technology founders from seed stage through acceleration, based in Seattle

Madrona Venture Group is a venture capital firm that invests in founding teams at seed, early and acceleration stages, based in Seattle with activity extending to the Bay Area and beyond. It describes itself as an active, full-stack partner that works closely with the companies it backs rather than taking a passive role.
The firm publishes commentary on its investment thinking, including pieces on artificial intelligence, infrastructure and enterprise software, and produces an annual list of intelligent applications it tracks in the sector. Its site references recent investments in companies including Buywander, Jack & Jill and SciFin, discussing the reasoning behind each alongside broader written analysis from its partners on trends in venture investing.
Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Sep 2026.
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