Wing Venture Capital

Wing Venture Capital / Wing Venture Partners (Wing Venture Management, LLC; ) is a U.S. early-stage technology venture capital firm headquartered in Menlo Park / Palo Alto, California (Silicon Valley), founded in 2013 by Founding Partners Gaurav Garg (previously Partner at Sequoia Capital 2001-2012 where he led or participated in Ruckus Wireless, Aruba Networks, FireEye, MobileIron, Jasper Wireless, RingCentral, Jawbone, and NetScaler; founder of Redback Networks, IPO 1999, acquired by Ericsson) and Peter Wagner (previously Managing Partner at Accel Partners for 15 years with 12 IPOs from portfolio including Arrowpoint Communications, Fusion-io, Infinera, Nimble Storage, Northpoint, OPOWER, Redback, and Riverbed). Wing invests exclusively at the earliest stages (pre-seed, seed, Series A) in enterprise business-technology companies across cloud infrastructure, artificial intelligence and machine learning, data and analytics, cybersecurity, developer tools, and AI-first application stacks, with typical initial check sizes in the USD 200,000 to USD 20 million range. Wing has raised multiple institutional funds: Fund I at USD 111 million (2013), Fund II at USD 250 million (2016), and Fund III / Fund IV at approximately USD 600 million (2023), with aggregate cumulative AUM of approximately USD 2.5 billion. Notable portfolio companies include Snowflake (NYSE IPO), Cohesity (NASDAQ IPO 2024), Gong, Shape Security (acquired by F5), Moogsoft, Instart Logic, Juvo, and many other enterprise-technology companies aEUR" 21+ have achieved billion-dollar-plus outcomes via IPO or acquisition. The firm also publishes the annual ''Enterprise Tech 30'' ranked list of top private-company business-technology companies. Current team includes Sara Choi, Zach DeWitt, Jake Flomenberg, Tanay Jaipuria (AI-focused), Sunil Potti (Venture Partner, cybersecurity), and Rajeev Chand (Head of Research).