At a Glance
Notable Capital emerged in 2023 following the split of GGV Capital into separate U.S. and Asia-focused entities, inheriting a prestigious 24-year investment legacy. The firm was formed when GGV's American operations spun out due to geopolitical tensions affecting cross-border investing between the U.S. and China. Led by managing partners including Glenn Solomon, Jeff Richards, and Oren Yunger, Notable Capital maintains the same investment philosophy and operational excellence that made GGV one of Silicon Valley's most respected firms. The team brings deep expertise in enterprise software, consumer internet, and artificial intelligence, having been early backers of companies that became household names. Notable Capital focuses on Series A and Series B investments, typically writing checks between $10M-50M for companies with strong product-market fit and clear paths to market leadership. The firm's approach emphasizes building long-term partnerships with entrepreneurs, providing strategic guidance on everything from product development to international expansion, drawing from their extensive experience scaling companies globally.
“Invests in founders building transformative technology companies, with deep expertise in enterprise software and artificial intelligence.”
Notable's investment bench carried over from GGV's US practice. Glenn Solomon, Hans Tung, Jeff Richards and Oren Yunger are the senior investors listed on the firm's people page, joined by Dan Cahana, Rares Crisan, Cami Katz, Chelcie Taylor and Laura Hamilton. Around them sits a platform organization unusual for a firm of this size: roughly a dozen people across platform, data, investor relations and operations functions, including Al Ghous, Jen Holmstrom and Raymond Wang, which is how the firm delivers on its stated aim of giving startups an unfair advantage. That structure is inherited from GGV, which invested in more than two hundred active companies across the United States, Latin America, Israel, Southeast Asia, China and India, more than fifty-six of them valued above $1 billion.
Notable Capital's fund lineage is GGV Capital's. GGV was founded in 2000 as Granite Global Ventures in Menlo Park and had roughly $9 billion under management by 2022. After the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party opened a review of US venture exposure to China in July 2023, GGV said that September it would separate its US and Asia businesses; on March 29, 2024 it retired the GGV brand and split into Notable Capital for the US business and Granite Asia for Asia. The continuity is visible in SEC records: the adviser now registered as Notable Capital Management, L.L.C. carries GGV Management L.L.C. as a former name, and files from 3000 Sand Hill Road, Building 4, Menlo Park. Since the split the firm has registered co-investment vehicles, including Notable Capital Growth, L.L.C., which sold $10 million in September 2025, and Notable Capital Growth II, L.L.C., filed in April 2026.
Notable Capital primarily invests at the Seed, Series A, Series B+ stages. This means they focus on companies that are building their initial product and finding product-market fit.
Notable Capital is headquartered in Menlo Park, CA. Many of their portfolio companies are also based in this region, though they invest across geographies.
Notable Capital focuses on investments in AI, Enterprise, Consumer, SaaS. Their portfolio reflects deep expertise and networks within these sectors.
Notable Capital's typical investment check size ranges from $1M to $50M. Actual amounts may vary based on the stage, sector, and specific opportunity.
Notable Capital manages approximately $2.5B in assets under management (AUM) across their funds.
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