United States
United States
Roughly 75% of venture capital in the United States goes to three states: New York, Massachusetts and California. With our headquarters in Washington, DC, we have always been passionate about supporting startups across the US, including innovation happening between the coasts.
Meet our founders
Hear from entrepreneurs who have lived experience with the problems they are aiming to solve, while understanding how meaningful solutions are created. Together, we are creating a more resilient future. Check out how these startups are changing the status quo through our ADAPT accelerator program, with support from MetLife Foundation.
Get Connected
Want to join our VilCap United States network? Stay in the loop with us on social media and in your inbox with email updates for the latest opportunities, including new accelerator programs. You can also join our mentor community for the chance to work with our startup founders.
Meet our Experts
Below, meet a few of the investors, entrepreneurs, and experts who have served as advisory board members and mentors – helping our cohort founders level up.
Emily Ma
Head, Food for Good, Google
Marc Zornes
Founder, Winnow
Stephanie Dorsey
Co-Founder, Managing Partner, E²JDJ
Turner Wyatt
CEO, Upcycled Food Association
Karim Gillani
General Partner at Luge Capital
Vikas Raj
Fintech VC
Brittany Richards
Managing Partner at Orange Bridge Partners
Latest News
Village Capital Just Launched a Resiliency Cohort for Founders Working In Disaster Relief
ADAPT: Social Innovation for a More Resilient Future in the United States will support 20-24 startups pursuing solutions in climate change, healthcare, wellness and economic mobility.
To Create A Black Entrepreneurship Pipeline, Build In Tulsa Enters Program For Accelerators
With the recent centennial of the 1921 race massacre in Tulsa as the backdrop, quite a number of local efforts are underway to honor the anniversary and boost Black entrepreneurship in the city. One of those initiatives is Build in Tulsa.
Village Capital and Moody’s Accelerate 45 Startups Shaping the Future of Work in Africa
“Meaningful employment for African youth is foundational to improving financial health and driving a strong economy,” said Village Capital’s Audrey Mate.