NYC VC Fund Launch: Bloomberg Beta Closes $75M Fund V for Future-of-Work AI
Bloomberg Beta closed its fifth $75 million fund on June 10, 2025, maintaining day-zero future-of-work investing from New York and San Francisco offices.
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Bloomberg Beta closed its fifth $75 million fund on June 10, 2025, maintaining day-zero future-of-work investing from New York and San Francisco offices.
Charge Ventures joined Nectar Social’s $10.6M pre-seed and seed financing, alongside True Ventures and GV, staying true to its Brooklyn pre-seed roots.
Chicago-based Energize Capital closed Ventures Fund III at $430 million on June 3, 2025, for multi-stage climate and energy transition software investing.
Brooklyn Bridge Ventures portfolio company Canid raised a $10M Series A, a follow-on milestone as the pioneering Brooklyn seed fund manages its existing book.
Brooklyn Bridge Ventures-backed Compyl raised a $12M Series A for its security and compliance automation platform, another follow-on for the Brooklyn seed pioneer.
Zeal Capital Partners closed an $82M Fund II, tripling AUM to $186M in five years to back inclusive fintech, healthcare, and future-of-work startups.