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Switch Ventures

Seed-stage venture fund that puts founders first and prioritises relationships over transactions

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About Switch Ventures

Switch Ventures is a seed-stage venture fund made up of founders who left the conventional career path. It invests early, before a big idea is obvious to others.

Products and services

  • Seed investment: early funding for founders with large ambitions.
  • Founder partnership: ongoing availability and support through good and bad periods.
  • Relationship focus: a stated preference for lasting relationships over one-off transactions.

Customers and markets

Seed-stage founders. The firm says 70 percent of its companies were founded by a woman or a person of colour. Founders from The Athletic and Luxury Presence describe its support.

Key facts

  • Stage focus: seed
  • Founder mix: 70 percent women or people of colour

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

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