Investor Profile: Notable Capital — Thesis, Cheque Size & How to Apply

Notable Capital is the US venture firm that emerged from GGV Capital. When the 24-year-old cross-border firm split its US and Asia operations, the Asia team rebranded as Granite Asia in March 2024 and the Menlo Park-based US team — led by Hans Tung, Jeff Richards and Glenn Solomon, with Oren Yunger — became Notable Capital, with roughly $4.2 billion in assets under management at the split, per TechCrunch. The name, the firm says, is for the founders it invests with and the remarkable companies they build.

What Notable invests in

Notable is a US-based firm investing from early to growth stage in cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, fintech, commerce and AI, across the US, Israel, Europe and select global opportunities, per its official firm description. Its portfolio list includes Affirm, Airbnb, Anthropic, Drata, fal, Handshake, HashiCorp, Ibotta, Neon, Orca Security, Quince, Slack, Stori and Vercel. Partners' documented deals include Airbnb, StockX and Slack (Tung); Coinbase, Tile and Handshake (Richards); and HashiCorp, Opendoor and Drata (Solomon). Its N1 programme gives early-stage portfolio companies structured help with storytelling, hiring and revenue.

Cheque size and deal pace

The firm does not publish a standard cheque size, and no typical range is stated on its website — founders should treat any third-party figure with caution. Notable also does not publish an annual deal count. The defensible scale markers are its roughly $4.2 billion in assets at the 2024 rebrand, inherited from GGV's fund family, and a portfolio spanning two decades of US investing under the GGV name before it. This is a multi-stage firm that can back a company early and keep supporting it into growth rounds.

Notable exits

Notable's own N1 page documents the outcomes behind its early-stage work: HashiCorp, backed as a five-person team, listed in 2021 and was acquired by IBM in 2025 for $7.7B; Neon, backed pre-launch, was acquired by Databricks in 2025 for $1B; and Nozomi Networks, backed as a four-person team, was acquired by Mitsubishi Electric in 2025 for $1B. Its firm description also records Gem Security acquired by Wiz and Vdoo acquired by JFrog. The pattern is its specialty: infrastructure and security companies backed at team-of-five stage and held to billion-dollar outcomes.

How to apply for funding

Notable runs no public application portal or accelerator for founders; N1 is a support system for companies it has already backed, not an entry route. Founders reach the firm through its website at notablecap.com and through warm introductions — its partners are active in the cybersecurity, infrastructure and AI communities, including its annual Rising in Cyber initiative. A credible intro from a founder, operator or CISO in its network is the realistic path in.