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Office Locations:
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425 Walnut Street, Suite 1800
Cincinnati, OH 45202
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Electronics & Advanced Materials
Information Technology
Life Sciences & Healthcare
Software & Internet
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Narya is a thesis-driven, early-stage venture capital firm that invests long term capital in people who use technology to solve significant challenges. The firm plans to raise a total of $125 million, which will be used to invest in tech startups in under-served cities such as Salt Lake City, Atlanta and Raleigh-Durham. Narya will focus on companies within life sciences, aerospace and defense and robotics, as well as commercializing technologies developed at research institutions, and will make investments in the range of $5 million to $10 million. J.D. Vance, founder of Narya, is the bestselling author of Hillbilly Elegy and named the firm after one of the rings in J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings.
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Investment Firm Key
VC = Venture Capital
PE = Private Equity
A = Angel
I = Incubator
MB = Merchant Bank
VD = Venture Debt
FI = Family Investment Office
FOF = Fund of Funds
ED = Economic Development Office
TT = Technology Transfer Office
CVC = Corporate Venture Capital
SEC = Secondary Purchaser
HF = Hedge Fund/Mutual Fund
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| COMPANY STAGE | REVENUE |
| Venture Capital | |
Seed Stage
(includes "pre-seed," or
concept stage) | No Revenue |
| Early Stage | Minimal
Revenue |
Growth Stage
(also called Mid-stage) | $2M-$7M |
Expansion Stage
(also called Late-stage) | $7M and greater |
| Private Equity | |
| Lower Middle Market | $10M-$249M |
| Middle Market | $250M-$499M |
| Upper Middle Market | $500M-$1B |
| Large Cap | >$1B |
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