Georgia Tech Foundation

Overview

Established in 1932, the Georgia Tech Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the Georgia Institute of Technology by managing and fostering financial contributions. Its mission is to promote higher education in Georgia and enhance the Institute's role as a leading educational and research institution. The Foundation receives, administers, and distributes donations to support academic excellence and innovation at Georgia Tech. The Foundation's investment strategy focuses on a diverse portfolio, including private equity, venture capital, and real estate. It invests across various stages, from seed funding to buyouts, with a geographical focus primarily on the United States. The Foundation's investments span multiple industries, such as technology, healthcare, real estate, financial services, education, manufacturing, energy, aerospace, defense, biotechnology, chemicals, consumer goods, media, telecommunications, and transportation. Through its strategic investments and philanthropic efforts, the Georgia Tech Foundation plays a pivotal role in advancing the Institute's mission, fostering innovation, and contributing to the economic and technological development of Georgia and beyond.

Investment Focus

• Support for academic excellence
• Enhancement of educational and research initiatives
• Alignment with Georgia Tech's mission and values

Portfolio Companies