

2 on a current fund
last 24 months
across filed funds
| Vehicle | Filed | Target | Sold to date | Investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NVP Capital Fund IIIFiled to raise in 2026, with no closing reported yet. | 2026 | $100M | $0 | 0 |
| NVP Capital Newark Fund | February 2025 | $625,878 | $625,878 | 1 |
| NVP Capital Fund II | October 2023 | $80M | $80M | 33 |
| Newark Venture Partners Fund II | 2020 | $100M | $74M | 35 |
Amounts are Item 13 as filed: the target is the whole offering, and the amount sold is cumulative across amendments rather than a final close. The filing carries no per-investor amount, so a firm’s own cheque is not recoverable here.
3 partners are named across this firm’s filings, 2 of them on a fund it is deploying now.
| Partner | Activity | Categories | Board seats | Last 24mo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vaughn Crowe | Active | None listed | 4 | 4 |
Categories of NVP (Newark Venture Partners)’s own portfolio companies, based on 4 with a verified or cited source.
Not a filing value: this is Lev’s own classification of each company, one company one vote regardless of how many of NVP (Newark Venture Partners)’s partners are named on its board, shown only when we found a specific, checkable source. Companies with no source read as unclassified and are left out of the shares above.
| Firm | Shared boards | Companies |
|---|---|---|
| Lavrock Ventures | 2 | Caliber UX, Veritonic |
| Glasswing Ventures | 1 | Ship Angel |
A shared board seat: a company where filings name a NVP (Newark Venture Partners) partner and a partner at the other firm, both with a clean identity match. Not a claim either firm led or co-led the round, only that both are named on the same board.
| Daniel Borok | Slowing | Sales & marketing tech | 5 | 1 |
| Thomas WisniewskiNot on the current fund | Quiet | Consumer apps & internet, Logistics & supply chain | 4 | 0 |
Activity is filed board seats in the last 24 months: 4+ Active, 2–3 Selective, 1 Slowing, none Quiet. A firm's tier totals its partners, so an active firm may be four partners with one seat each. It undercounts partners who invest without taking a board seat, and filings lag a closing by weeks, so Quiet means the paperwork is quiet, not the person.