Edison Partners
Lawrenceville, New Jersey growth-equity and venture firm (formerly Edison Ventures) investing in fintech, healthcare IT, and vertical SaaS companies outside Silicon Valley — typically $5M–$10M initial checks into businesses with roughly $10M–$30M revenue.
Typical check size
$1M-$10M (stage-based estimate)
Founded
1986
Headquarters
Lawrenceville, NJ
AUM
Indicative ~$1.6B (firm materials, 2026)
Rounds they lead
Series A
Series B
Rounds they invest
Seed
Series A
Series B
Series B+
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FAQs about Edison Partners
Stage fit, check size, thesis, and how founders typically approach this firm — based on public sources and our directory.
Edison Partners targets expansion-stage companies — typically Series A through growth rounds — and often leads with $5M–$10M initial checks. The firm is not a pre-seed garage fund; it underwrites revenue scale and operating leverage.
Public materials cite initial investments of roughly $5M–$10M into companies with about $10M–$30M in revenue. Deal-specific sizing varies; founders should confirm current fund parameters with the partnership.
Edison Partners is headquartered in Lawrenceville, NJ (Central Jersey). The firm invests across North America outside Silicon Valley, with a historical Northeast and Mid-Atlantic footprint — not a Newark-only mandate.
Our directory tags fintech, healthtech, and enterprise SaaS. Edison emphasizes vertical SaaS, healthcare IT, and financial technology with the Edison Edge value-creation platform for scaling CEOs.
Edison typically leads or co-leads expansion rounds in its core sectors. It is a growth partner, not an accelerator-style first check.
Yes — the firm rebranded from Edison Ventures to Edison Partners in 2014. Same Lawrenceville, NJ headquarters and growth-equity mandate.
Start at edisonpartners.com with revenue proof, a clear vertical SaaS or fintech wedge, and a scaling plan. Edison underwrites operating teams, not idea-stage decks.
Lawrenceville, NJ HQ matches our New Jersey city aliases. It is a different product than Newark Venture Partners' seed program — use Edison for expansion capital, NVP for early B2B formation.