DCM Ventures
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DCM is a solid, no-nonsense shop that actually helps you scale internationally if that's your thing. They're particularly strong if you're building B2B software and want access to Asian markets - their network there is legit. Jason Krikorian is sharp on product strategy and won't sugarcoat feedback. The downside? They're not the flashiest name on your cap table, and their marketing game is pretty weak compared to peers. They tend to be methodical rather than aggressive, which is great for steady builders but might frustrate founders who want rapid-fire decision making.
- —Best for: B2B software companies looking for international expansion help
- —Watch out for: Slower decision-making process compared to top-tier funds
- —Known for: Strong Asia connections and practical post-investment support
DCM invests in entrepreneurs building transformative technology companies across AI, fintech, enterprise software, and frontier tech. They focus on backing bold founders who can scale globally, particularly those bridging US and Asia markets.
Series A/B focused with occasional seed investments. Heavy emphasis on enterprise software, AI/ML, fintech, and consumer tech with strong Asia connections. Portfolio skews toward B2B SaaS and infrastructure plays.
Serial entrepreneur who co-founded DCM and previously built companies in both Silicon Valley and Asia. Known for his global perspective and helping portfolio companies expand internationally.
Former entrepreneur who founded Sling Media (sold to EchoStar for $380M). Strong technical background and reputation for being hands-on with product strategy and technical diligence.
Former Goldman Sachs tech banker who joined DCM to lead their enterprise software investments. Known for financial modeling expertise and helping companies with growth metrics.
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