
Startup accelerator running programmes for early-stage and scaling technology founders in the North East of England

Boston venture fund investing in fintech, AI and cybersecurity start-ups, many led by diverse founders

Mendoza Ventures is a venture capital fund based in Boston that invests in fintech, artificial intelligence and cybersecurity companies. Married couple Adrian and Senofer Mendoza run the firm.
The fund backs founders of technology companies, and says roughly three quarters of its portfolio is led by immigrants, people of colour and women. The firm describes itself as women owned.
Summary written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Sep 2026.
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Mendoza Ventures is ranked on 1 TrustList ranking at #12.
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It is one of 4 here listing fintech and one of 8 here listing artificial intelligence.
Of the 17 here, 8 also cover artificial intelligence and 4 also cover security; 4 also work in Boston and 2 also work in London.
Behind Lytical Ventures, ahead of Menlo Ventures.
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