Let’s Build Something Bold Together
Whether you’re an MIT or Harvard founder pursuing an audacious vision or an LP who believes in backing bold innovation, we’d love to connect.
2139 Ventures LLC is a Massachusetts-based investment firm headquartered in Cambridge (02139). Nothing on this site constitutes an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities.
Answers to the most common questions founders, partners, and investors ask about 2139 Ventures.
Yes. 2139 Ventures is actively reviewing opportunities as we build our inaugural portfolio. We focus on MIT and Harvard–linked founders working in software, AI, data systems, life sciences, and frontier technologies.We are selective by design we back a small number of teams so that we can go deep with each founder. If you’re building in one of our focus areas and align with our “bold but disciplined” philosophy, we’d be excited to hear from you
We typically invest between $100K and $250K in pre-seed and seed rounds, with flexibility for smaller experiment checks in special situations.We reserve capital for follow-on funding and are comfortable leading or co-leading rounds alongside other high-quality investors who share a long-term view.
The best way is to send us a brief note and your deck through the contact form on this page. Please include:
A short description of what you’re building
Your connection to MIT or Harvard
Stage and current round details
Why you believe this is a bold opportunity
We review opportunities on a rolling basis and aim to respond to all serious inquiries within a few business days.
Yes. In addition to investing directly in founders, 2139 Ventures is open to partnering with:
University programs and labs
Accelerators and founder communities
Angel investors and family offices
Corporates interested in innovation and early-stage collaboration
If you believe there is a meaningful way to collaborate around MIT/Harvard founders and bold technology companies, please reach out through the contact form with a short description of the partnership idea..
