Henry DuBose Montgomery, Menlo Ventures

Henry DuBose Montgomery is the founder and Managing Director of Menlo Ventures, a venture capital firm he co-founded in 1976. See contact routes.

About Henry DuBose Montgomery

Henry DuBose Montgomery is the founder and Managing Director of Menlo Ventures, a venture capital firm he co-founded in 1976, where he led investments in medical and information technology sectors for nearly 40 years. His investment thesis focused on early-stage opportunities in healthcare (including medical devices) and information technology, primarily within the United States. Montgomery frequently provided seed-stage financing as the sole investor and helped incorporate four startups from their initial concepts, often leading deals rather than following. Notable portfolio companies include Asthmatx (acquired by Boston Scientific), EndoVascular Technologies (acquired by Johnson & Johnson), Frame Technology Corporation (acquired by Adobe), and Freightquote (acquired by C.H. Robinson). He currently serves as a board director at Talari Networks and SellPoint, and formerly chaired Firetide and held director roles at VNUS Medical Technologies and Talari Networks. Montgomery holds an MBA from Harvard University and degrees from MIT, and he authored the Menlo Ventures perspective piece “Silicon Minds,” reflecting on his founding experience and sector insights[2

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Role
Managing Director
Organization
Menlo Ventures
Location
San Francisco, California, United States
Investor type
Venture Capital

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