Tony Huang

Private Investment Firm California, United States ·Founded 2008

Overview

Tony Huang is a cross-border investment professional with over two decades of experience in venture capital and corporate development across the U.S. and Asia. He has extensive knowledge in venture lending, direct investments, fund investments, and corporate development, with a focus on U.S. and Asia cross-border transactions. Since 1995, Tony has been an active participant in Silicon Valley and Asia’s venture capital and entrepreneurial ecosystems, serving as an investment professional, angel investor, trusted advisor, and a catalyst to facilitate entrepreneurial value creation and capital formation. He has provided over $300 million in venture debt financing to more than 200 companies and invested in 25 privately held technology startups. Additionally, Tony has sponsored over 20 venture capital fund investments and established an extensive network of relationships with venture capital firms, limited partners, entrepreneurs, corporate executives, and service providers on both sides of the Pacific. His investment portfolio includes companies such as Fortinet, PayPal, Marvell, PowerSet, Silicon Motion, SMIC, TransMedia, BCDsemi, and Carbonite. Tony was most recently an investment professional at NXT Capital Venture Finance, a Chicago-based specialty finance company with over $3 billion under management. He was responsible for establishing the Silicon Valley operation for NXT in 2008 and was responsible for sourcing and executing senior and subordinated venture debt transactions ranging from $1 million to $20 million to venture-backed, growth-stage companies in the technology and life sciences sectors. Prior to NXT Capital, Tony served as a Vice President of United Commercial Bank’s Technology Banking Group, where he focused on leveraging the bank’s unique cross-border commercial banking capabilities to provide working capital financing to later-stage technology companies in Silicon Valley and Greater China. Tony started his venture finance career in 1995 with Silicon Valley Bank (SVB). From 1995 to 2004, Tony assumed a wide variety of roles within SVB, initially as a venture lending relationship manager, and most recently as Director of Asia Pacific Business Development, where he was the sole dedicated business development professional responsible for marketing SVB to the Asia-Pacific technology, life-science, and venture capital communities. Tony holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from San Jose State University and a Master of Business Administration from California State University, East Bay. He is fluent in English and Mandarin Chinese and has a deep understanding of both U.S. and Asian business cultures, which has been instrumental in his success in cross-border investments and corporate development initiatives.

Investment Focus

  • Established companies with proven business models
  • Strong management teams
  • Scalable growth potential
  • Innovative products or services
  • Competitive market positioning
  • Clear exit strategies

Portfolio Companies

PayPalFortinetSMICPowersetCarboniteMarvellSilicon MotionTransMediaBCDsemi

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Frequently asked questions about Tony Huang

What sectors does Tony Huang invest in?

Tony Huang invests in Financial Services, Technology, Healthcare, Energy, Consumer Goods and Real Estate, and is based in California, United States. Tony Huang is listed as a private investment firm in the ConnectSafely investor database.

What stage does Tony Huang invest at?

Tony Huang backs companies at Seed, Early Stage, Growth and Late Stage, writing cheques of 1M - 20M.

Which regions does Tony Huang invest in?

Tony Huang invests across United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, Hong Kong and Japan.

What companies has Tony Huang invested in?

Tony Huang's portfolio includes PayPal, Fortinet, SMIC, Powerset, Carbonite, Marvell, Silicon Motion and TransMedia.

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