Liebenthal Ventures

Overview

Liebenthal Ventures is a family office and venture capital firm that began its journey in real estate in 1983, with investments in metropolitan areas such as New York City, Los Angeles, and Miami. Over the years, the firm has expanded its portfolio to include a public company hedge fund, achieving an average annual growth of 20% over the past decade. In 2013, Liebenthal Ventures transitioned into the startup and venture capital space, aiming to diversify its risk portfolio. The firm's inaugural investment was in LoopPay, which, within 15 months, was acquired by Samsung and rebranded as Samsung Pay. This success marked the beginning of a series of investments across various sectors, including technology, healthcare, e-commerce, and more. The firm's investment strategy is notably industry-agnostic, focusing on world-class ideas and dynamic founders rather than specific sectors. This approach has led to a diverse portfolio encompassing companies in artificial intelligence, financial services, healthcare IT, real estate, consumer products, media and entertainment, sustainable energy, industrial IoT, biotech, data management, legal tech, and edtech. Liebenthal Ventures typically engages in angel and seed investments, with funding ranging from $25,000 to $500,000, depending on the opportunity. Liebenthal Ventures is committed to the success of its portfolio companies, offering value-added support that includes operational guidance, board participation, and introductions to a vast network of investors, customers, suppliers, and partners. This hands-on approach underscores the firm's dedication to fostering growth and innovation within its investments.

Investment Focus

• Industry-agnostic focus
• Dynamic founders
• World-class ideas/products
• Innovative ideas

Portfolio Companies