Real, verified funding sources for seed founders in New York: VC funds, accelerators, angel networks, and active grant programs — sourced from SEC filings and Grants.gov, not estimates.
General partners: CHRISTOPHER PERKINS, DAVID PAKMAN, ALEXANDER FELIX & 2 more
General partners: YAKOV BRUKHMAN, CHRISTOPHER PERKINS, ALEXANDER FELIX & 2 more
General partners: YAKOV BRUKHMAN, CHRISTOPHER PERKINS, DAVID PAKMAN & 2 more
General partners: David Pakman, Seth Ginns, Alexander Felix & 2 more
General partners: Yakov Brukhman, Alexander Felix, Christopher Perkins & 2 more
General partners: Alexander Felix, Yakov Brukhman, David Pakman & 2 more
General partners: Brian Joseph Stafford, John Joseph Kasper, Jay Trickett
General partners: Launch New York, LaunchNY Seed Fund Management II
General partners: Sam Russo, Josh Fagan, David Cohen & 1 more
General partners: Deb Kemper, Jo Ann Corkran
Entrepreneurs Roundtable Accelerator (ERA)
Columbia Startup Lab
Founder Institute NYC
Grand Central Tech
NYU Entrepreneurial Institute
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Seed falls under the broader "Technology" category in federal grant data. These are federal programs open to eligible founders nationwide (including New York) — live from Grants.gov, refreshed nightly.
U.S. National Science Foundation
U.S. National Science Foundation
U.S. National Science Foundation
U.S. National Science Foundation
Dept of the Army -- Materiel Command
Yes — 10 funds headquartered in New York have "Seed" (or a close synonym) in their legal name, based on SEC Form D filings. This is a name match, not a verified thesis, so it understates true local investor interest.
8 accelerator programs open to New York-based seed founders are in our database, including programs based in New York and globally-available programs.
Yes — 6 angel investor networks based in New York are in our database, ranked by member count with seed-relevant groups surfaced first where our sector data supports it.
52 currently open federal grant programs are tagged under the Technology category, which is where seed falls in our grant classification. These are federal programs open to eligible founders nationwide (including New York), pulled live from Grants.gov and refreshed nightly.