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Align Ventures is a New York–based venture capital firm founded in 2016, investing in seed and Series A consumer and retail technology startups. They often lead rounds, supporting transformative brands with strategic alignment opportunities using their deep connections to major consumer companies
Align Ventures
VC firm
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Stages
3. Early Revenue
4. Scaling
Target countries
USA
Lead
Steve Horowitz
Tickets
$5M to $10M
Location
51 Macdougal Street, Suite 100, New York, New York, United States
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