Halogen Ventures has officially closed a $30 million Fund III dedicated to investing in early-stage startups that focus on the 'future of family', a sector that includes aspects of physical and financial health. The firm, founded by Jesse Draper in 2015, emphasizes investments in consumer companies with at least one female founder. This move comes in light of heightened attention on the care economy, particularly after the pandemic exacerbated challenges in childcare and elderly care. Halogen has a history of investment in notable companies within this emerging market.
Halogen Ventures has closed a $30 million Fund III to target early-stage startups focused on enhancing the 'future of family', particularly in health and care.
Founded by Jesse Draper in 2015, Halogen’s new fund aims to invest in consumer companies led by female founders, enhancing physical and financial health.
The pandemic has increased attention on the care economy, creating more investor interest in startups addressing childcare and elderly care challenges.
Halogen Ventures notably previously raised $21 million in Fund II in 2021, signaling strong and growing investor backing for family-oriented startups.
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