Mana Ventures Information

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Summary

Mana Ventures is a San Francisco based VC firm that invests in early stage software and deep tech companies.

Angel List syndicate: https://angel.co/mana-ventures/syndicate...Show more

Organization Website	manaventures.vc
Industries	Investment
Headquarters Location	San Francisco, California, US
Employees Size	1-10 employees

Employees Turnover 1 quarter 2026

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Length of Employment

Employee tenure at Mana Ventures shows a diverse range of experience levels:

10% have been with the company for less than 1 year30% for 1–2 years20% for 3–4 years30% for 5–7 years10% for 8–10 years

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Ruth Ruberwa

Mana Ventures- Syndicate Investor

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Morgan Schwanke

Founder & General Partner

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FAQ

What does Mana Ventures do?

Mana Ventures operates in the Investment industries. More details can be found on the official website: manaventures.vc.

Where is Mana Ventures's headquarters?

The headquarters of Mana Ventures are located in San Francisco, United States.

How many employees does Mana Ventures have?

Mana Ventures currently employs 1-10 people.

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