Venture Capital Firms
Sand Hill Road venture capitalist firms currently invest in a variety of areas, in particular:
- Biotechnology
- Clean technology
- Computer hardware
- Computer services
- Computer software
- Electronics
- Healthcare
- Internet companies
- Semiconductors
- Telecommunication
Some venture capital and private equity firms located on Sand Hill Road include:
- Azure Capital Partners - 2100 Sand Hill Road
- GI Partners - 2180 Sand Hill Road
- 5AM Ventures - 2200 Sand Hill Road
- Lightspeed Venture Partners - 2200 Sand Hill Road
- The Westly Group - 2200 Sand Hill Road
- Greylock Partners - 2250 Sand Hill Road
- Highland Capital Partners - 2420 Sand Hill Road, Suite 300
- Shasta Ventures - 2440 Sand Hill Road
- Storm Ventures - 2440 Sand Hill Road, Suite 301
- Benchmark Capital - 2480 Sand Hill Road
- The Blackstone Group - 2494 Sand Hill Road
- Accel-KKR - 2500 Sand Hill Road
- Morgenthaler - 2710 Sand Hill Road
- U.S. Venture Partners - 2735 Sand Hill Road
- Kleiner, Perkins, Caufield & Byers - 2750 Sand Hill Road
- Silver Lake Partners - 2775 Sand Hill Road
- Kohlberg Kravis Roberts - 2800 Sand Hill Road
- Sofinnova Ventures - 2800 Sand Hill Road
- New Enterprise Associates - 2855 Sand Hill Road
- Andreessen Horowitz - 2875 Sand Hill Road
- Charles River Ventures - 2882 Sand Hill Road
- Draper Fisher Jurvetson - 2882 Sand Hill Road
- Battery Ventures - 2884 Sand Hill Road
- Mohr Davidow Ventures - 3000 Sand Hill Road
- Redpoint Ventures - 3000 Sand Hill Road
- Sequoia Capital - 3000 Sand Hill Road
- Tenaya Capital - 3000 Sand Hill Road
- Versant Ventures - 3000 Sand Hill Road
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