
Everywhere Ventures
UnclaimedAt a Glance
- Check Size
- $. – $.
- Stage
- Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A, Series B+
- AUM
- $100M
- Sectors
- Aerospace & Defense, Digital Health, Other +2
- Founded
- 2018
- HQ
- New York, NY
About Everywhere Ventures
Everywhere Ventures is a global pre-seed venture capital fund built for founders, by founders, and headquartered in New York. It runs a community-led model rather than a conventional institutional partnership: more than 500 founders and operators sit in the limited partner base and double as the firm's sourcing and diligence network, which is how a three-person investment team covers deals in over 30 countries. The firm reports more than $100 million under management and roughly 300 investments to date, and it publishes Everywhere VC, a Substack read by tens of thousands of subscribers that functions as both deal flow and distribution.
Standard entry is $250,000 into a pre-seed round, typically alongside a total raise of $500,000 to $2 million, which puts Everywhere at the first institutional check in most of its companies, with follow-on participation through Series A, Series B and later. Sector coverage is deliberately wide: fintech, digital health, future of work, supply chain, deep tech, climate, consumer, government and legal technology, plus aerospace and defense. Portfolio names include Clay, Atomic, Modal, Descript and Resend.
The distinguishing mechanic is the LP base itself. Members are expected to refer deals and support portfolio companies rather than act as passive capital, and the firm markets that network, not individual partner pedigree, as its edge. That structure is what lets a small team underwrite in markets most New York pre-seed funds never see, and it is why the firm describes its geography as everywhere rather than as a named region. Jenny Fielding and Scott Hartley co-founded the firm in 2018 and serve as general partners, with Anna Barber as the third partner.
Investment Thesis
“Community-powered venture fund investing in pre-seed startups, leveraging a global network of scouts and operators to find exceptional founders everywhere.”
Leadership Team
Jenny Fielding and Scott Hartley co-founded Everywhere Ventures and serve as general partners; Anna Barber is the third partner listed on the firm's team. The three run the entire investment function, which is only workable because the limited partner base absorbs much of the sourcing and diligence a larger team would otherwise carry.
That base of more than 500 founders and operators is a recruiting asset the firm publicizes, naming members including Robin Berzin, Eric Cantor and Charles Duhigg. Members are expected to refer deals and support portfolio companies rather than act as passive capital, and the firm markets that network, not individual partner pedigree, as its edge. Prior operating and investing roles for the three partners are not detailed on the firm's own pages.
Sector Focus
Investment Stage
Notable Portfolio Companies
Fund History
Everywhere Ventures was founded in 2018 in New York and runs a community-led model rather than a conventional institutional partnership. More than 500 founders and operators sit in the limited partner base and double as the firm's sourcing network, which is how a three-person investment team covers deals in over 30 countries.
The firm reports more than $100 million under management and roughly 300 investments to date. Standard entry is $250,000 into a pre-seed round, typically alongside a total raise of $500,000 to $2 million, which puts Everywhere at the first institutional check in most of its companies. Individual fund names, vintages and closes are not published, so the allocation of that capital across vehicles is not verifiable from public sources. Sector coverage spans fintech, health, future of work, supply chain, deep tech, climate, consumer and government and legal technology.
SEC Fund Filings
- Vehicles filed, last 24 months
- 1
- Latest filing
Everywhere Ventures filed a Form D for 1 fund vehicle between Sep 26, 2024 and Sep 25, 2026.
| Fund vehicle | Source |
|---|---|
| Everywhere Ventures III, LP | SEC Form D, filed |
A Form D is the notice a fund files with the SEC when it raises money in a private offering. Feeder funds, parallel funds and SPVs each file their own, so the count measures filing activity, not the number of flagship funds.
Source: SEC EDGAR Form D filings for pooled investment funds, original filings only (amendments excluded). Our filing data starts Jul 1, 2024. Vehicles are matched to Everywhere Ventures by fund name and checked against the sponsor address and named principals on each filing; offering amounts are not shown. Each “SEC Form D” link opens an EDGAR full-text search for that vehicle’s exact name, where the filing itself is listed. See every new fund filing on the Form D Radar.
Frequently Asked Questions
What stage does Everywhere Ventures invest at?
Everywhere Ventures primarily invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A, Series B+ stages. This means they focus on companies that are at the earliest idea or prototype phase.
Where is Everywhere Ventures located?
Everywhere Ventures is headquartered in New York, NY. Many of their portfolio companies are also based in this region, though they invest across geographies.
What sectors does Everywhere Ventures focus on?
Everywhere Ventures focuses on investments in Aerospace & Defense, Digital Health, Other, Consumer, Fintech. Their portfolio reflects deep expertise and networks within these sectors.
What is Everywhere Ventures's typical check size?
Everywhere Ventures's typical investment check size ranges from $. to $.. Actual amounts may vary based on the stage, sector, and specific opportunity.
How much does Everywhere Ventures have under management?
Everywhere Ventures manages approximately $100M in assets under management (AUM) across their funds.
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