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  1. Maveron is a VC firm that invests in early-stage consumer brands that integrate technology and human behavior. Founded by Howard Schultz and Dan Levitan in 1998, Maveron has backed companies like Starbucks, Allbirds, and Pacaso.

    • Team

      maveron. values portfolio team Insights. maverick. vision....

    • Dan Levitan

      Dan is our co-founder, partner, and tireless leader. Since...

    • Jason Stoffer

      Jason joined Maveron in 2007 after a pioneering role in...

    • Wu David

      Frank Mycroft, CEO of Booster. Some people get a job after...

    • Jobs

      Software. 1001 - 5000 employees. Mid-Senior Level. Read...

    • Natalie Dillon

      Natalie Dillon. Partner. "We are so grateful to have Natalie...

  2. www.linkedin.com › company › maveronMaveron - LinkedIn

    Maveron is a VC firm that invests in early-stage consumer brands across the US. Learn about their portfolio, values, team, and latest updates on LinkedIn.

  3. Jul 15, 2021 · Maveron is a venture capital firm that invests in consumer-focused startups and aims to balance profit and purpose. It became a Certified B Corporation in 2021, joining a global network of businesses that prioritize social and environmental impact.

  4. At Maveron, we prize the ability to look beyond convention and work with founders who are building the leading businesses of the future. Vision and people - not deals. It's branded into our name.

  5. May 24, 2022 · The news: Maveron, a venture capital firm founded 24 years ago that invests in consumer-oriented startups, raised $225 million for its eighth fund. Why it matters: It’s one of the largest funds...

  6. mv.linkedin.com › company › maveron-llcMaveron LLC | LinkedIn

    Maveron LLC | 6,697 followers on LinkedIn. We are an early-stage, consumer-only venture capital firm that invests across the US in end consumer brands. | Maveron is a consumer-only venture...

  7. May 24, 2022 · Venture firm Maveron, whose well-timed investments in eBay and Drugstore.com helped it get through the 2000 dot-com bust with relative ease, had a tougher time during the financial crisis eight years later, when it was forced to downsize and narrow its focus to early-stage investing in consumer ...