Engine Ventures appoints Michelle Daubar as partner and head of investor relations and capital formation. She previously led investor relations and capital formation at Oak HC/FT. The appointment places Daubar in charge of those same functions at Engine Ventures, with the title of partner and head of investor relations and capital formation.
Engine Ventures CEO and managing partner Katie Rae discusses the firm's approach to investing in engineering-intensive companies. The discussion also examines problems in America's R&D ecosystem, which the headline describes as big but fixable, alongside the state of the U.S. innovation ecosystem.
Engine Ventures CEO and managing partner Katie Rae describes the firm's venture investment approach for “tough tech,” science- and engineering-based work. She explains how the firm participates in commercializing science and engineering research and why, in its view, this work calls for a different kind of venture capital.
The Engine Ventures announces a $398 million Fund III, expanding the investment firm's capital for early-stage science and engineering companies. Fund III scales the firm's pioneering tough-tech investment model and supports its aim of translating breakthroughs from lab to market.