Investor Type | Firm |
Industries | Software (Web Marketplace Saas..) • Other • IT (& TMT) • Education • BioTech • Businesses Solutions • FinTech (& Financials services) • Hardware (& Manufacturing) • Energy • HealthTech (& Fitness) • Web Security (& Privacy) • Food & Beverage • Logistics (& Distribution) • Healthcare (& Wellness) |
Investing | United States |
Vector Capital is a private equity firm specializing in the technology sector, with a history that dates back to its founding in San Francisco, California, in 1997. Initially starting as a part of Ziff Brothers Investments, a family investment firm, Vector Capital has since established itself as a significant player providing capital solutions to established technology firms. Through targeted investments in technology companies, Vector aims to create long-term value for all stakeholders involved. Their investment portfolio encompasses a broad range of industries within the technology domain, including Software, which covers Web Marketplace SaaS and other related segments. They also focus on IT and TMT (Technology, Media, and Telecommunications), Education, BioTech, Business Solutions, FinTech and Financial Services, Hardware and Manufacturing, Energy, HealthTech and Fitness, Web Security and Privacy, Food & Beverage, Logistics and Distribution, as well as Healthcare and Wellness. Vector prides itself on a unified, team-oriented culture and emphasizes the importance of their collaborative working style. They operate out of a single office in San Francisco, where all investment professionals benefit from a tradition of collaboration, information sharing, and partnership. Vector Capital's approach includes rapidly transforming companies, solving complex business challenges, achieving product leadership, reigniting growth, accomplishing significant corporate spinouts, and facilitating global expansion, as highlighted by case studies on their website. Success stories include Aspect Software's rapid product business transformation, Saba's complex turnaround, RAE's market leadership through ground-breaking products, multiple growth achievements by Joe Wang at LANDesk and WatchGuard, Cambium Networks' post-spinout growth into a technology leader, and Emarsys’ considerable organic growth and expansion into new markets, ultimately leading to its acquisition by SAP.