Breakwater Ventures
Breakwater Ventures invests in early-stage companies developing technology that increases labor capacity in sectors such as agriculture, defense, manufacturing, industrial services, and skilled trades. It focuses on startups building real economy tech, fintech for non-traditional users, and vertical SaaS and AI solutions tailored to specific industries. Its mission is to support founders from inception and drive technology adoption in underpenetrated, labor-constrained markets.
Facts
- HQ
- Seattle, Washington, USA
- Sectors
- Venture capital, Agriculture, Defense / National security, Public safety, Manufacturing, Industrial services, Back office, Skilled trades, AI / Technology investing
- Founded
- 2023
- Last fund
- Breakwater Ventures Fund I, LP · $7.8M · 2023 SEC Form D
- Funds raised
- 2 funds SEC Form D filings
- Total capital
- $9.4M SEC Form D filings
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Fund History
People
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Peter Mueller Founder, Co-Founder and General Partner
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William Finney Founder, Co-Founder and General Partner
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Julianne Brands Executive, Venture Partner
