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iBos Ventures
VC firmiBOS Ventures is dedicated to empowering underrepresented founders by providing active incubation, investment, and portfolio management in tech-enabled businesses. Their mission is to help entrepreneurs scale rapidly while having a positive societal impact, using their extensive experience to create operational efficiencies and strategic growth.
Specification
Stages
1. Idea or Patent
2. Prototype
4. Scaling
3. Early Revenue
5. Growth
6. Pre-IPO
Target countries
USA
India
Lead
N/A
Tickets
$10k to $500k
Location
12130 Millennium Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90094, USA
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