Daniel Leff - Profile and Investment Details

Investor Profile

Daniel Leff is a Venture Capital, Founder, Private Equity Firm, Micro VC, Investor based in Malibu, California, United States with a diverse investment portfolio that includes companies such as Naritiv, 1Mainstream (NASDAQ:CSCO; Acquired by Cisco Systems, Inc. in November 2015), Adesto Technologies, Solazyme (NASDAQ:SZYM), Mino Games, dot.LA, Headspace Inc., NeoPhotonics (NYSE:NPTN), Novel Effect, Harris & Harris Group, Inc. (NASDAQ : TINY), MOVL (Acquired by Samsung in April 2013), MikMak, Elemental Technologies (NASDAQ:AMZN; Acquired by Amazon, Inc. in October 2015), Innovalight, UCLA Anderson Center for Media, Entertainment, & Sports, The Athletic, Tapp Media, LLC, Thirty Labs, Elemental Technologies, Vidyo, Volley, Plumzi, Endel, Fuisz Media, Cambrios Technologies, TAPP, Ampulse, Adesto Technologies (NASDAQ:IOTS), CameraIQNantero, BridgeLux, Roku, Professional Fighters League, Innovalight (NYSE:DD), Fuisz Video, Inc., Molecular Imprints, DanceOn, Roku Inc., Credit Sesame, Upcomer eSports, ART19, Inc., UCLA Anderson School of Management, Matterport, fuboTV, Wondery, Kaltura, Pluto TV, . Over time, Daniel Leff has demonstrated experience in supporting a range of businesses across various sectors.

While it is not publicly confirmed whether Daniel Leff is currently seeking new investment opportunities, their past investments provide valuable insight into the types of projects and industries that have attracted their attention.

Startups and entrepreneurs operating in sectors related to E-commerce, Sports, Women Founded, Digital Media, Apps, News Media, Retail, Cloud Computing, 3D Technology, Mobile, Video, Virtual Reality, Data Visualization, Games, Consumer Internet, Marketing, Social Media, Subscription Businesses, Developer Tools, SaaS, Media and Entertainment, Brand Marketing may find it worthwhile to explore potential connections with Daniel Leff, as their portfolio suggests a familiarity and interest in this area.

Understanding Daniel Leff’s investment history can offer useful context for founders considering outreach and help identify whether there is a potential fit based on strategic alignment and market focus.