About Us

Our History

Where vision and capital intersect.

AZ-VC was built out of necessity to fill the void that existed in terms of capital sources for post-revenue companies looking to expand beyond seed-level financing. Without local financing options, these companies relied on venture capitalists outside of Arizona in places like Silicon Valley, Salt Lake City, Denver and elsewhere.

Fundraising is always hard – it’s even harder when you are from out-of-town.

In 2020, invisionAZ and its Chairman Jack Selby, made an announcement to lead the charge to create the largest venture capital fund in the state’s history. Anchored with $25M from Pinnacle West Capital Corporation, AZ-VC (formerly invisionAZ Fund) began to take shape.

In collaboration with prominent members of the Arizona community, this historic milestone has been achieved, demonstrating the inertia and conviction behind Arizona’s thriving tech ecosystem.

World class venture capital to end the ‘funding desert’ paradox.

We target proven, post-revenue local companies, cherry-pick the best and brightest, and help ensure that these companies grow, thrive and flourish in Arizona.

Stage Focus

Series A/B investments, post-revenue, seasoned entrepreneurs strong preference.

Sector Focus

Sector agnostic, entrepreneur-focused process. Jockey not the horse.

Geographic Focus

We invest primarily in Arizona domiciled technology companies. We also consider regional companies who will relocate to Arizona upon investment.

Sound Like you?

Our team would be happy to learn more about your company and explore a possible fit.

PARTNERSHIPS TO CREATE TANGIBLE RESULTS

Shaping technology growth beyond venture capital.

Founded in 2016, invisionAZ is a non-profit created to help advance the technology ecosystem in Arizona. invisionAZ is led by a Board of Directors that represents the executive leadership of companies like PayPal, Carvana, Mayo Clinic, Offerpad, APS, CenturyLink, Cox, Trinity Capital, Keap and many more.

As its signature event, invisionAZ hosts an annual tech summit with Governor Ducey that focuses on three areas of advancement – human capital/entrepreneurs, financial capital/VC funding and mentorship.