Project Voice Capital Partners funds top-tier early-stage companies and entrepreneurs across conversational AI:

voice, text, and chat.

 

Amazon Alexa's ascension over recent years, captivating our society and dominating media headlines, eventually led to numerous acquisitions in the voice AI space, punctuated by Nuance’s $20B acquisition by Microsoft in 2021.

 

And now, OpenAI's ChatGPT has stolen the spotlight, bringing attention, energy, and resources to chatbots and more text-oriented interaction models for artificial intelligence.

 

We are seeing the birth of great companies working with conversational AI on a daily basis - companies synthesizing these complementary worlds of natural language to build compelling businesses involving voice, text, and chat modalities.

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It's a time full of change, and as history has shown us repeatedly, change brings venture-grade investment opportunities with it. 

 

PVCP is led by Bradley Metrock and Marc Ladin. Metrock hosts influential podcast This Week In Voice, writes the Substack newsletter This Week In Voice VIP (25k+ subscribers), and programs the main industry conference for conversational AI in the United States, Project Voice.

 

(Project Voice 2023: The World of Conversational AI is April 24-26 in the conference's longtime home of Chattanooga, Tennessee.)

 

Marc Ladin is one of the early venture capitalists in the conversational AI space, investing for the last few years with his previous venture capital fund, VoicePunch.

 

PVCP is proud to have as venture partners Adam Cheyer, the singular most successful entrepreneur in this domain, co-founding both Apple's Siri and Samsung's Bixby, along with social cause website Change.org and AI company Sentient Technologies. Noted artificial intelligence veteran Neil Jacobstein serves as technical advisor to the fund, as well as Asia-Pacific venture scout.

Project Voice Capital Partners offers access to the firm's conversational AI deal flow by way of the PVCP Rolling Fund. In partnership with AngelList, the PVCP Rolling Fund enables accredited investors to subscribe to a series of quarterly investments in top-tier early-stage conversational AI founders and companies, as part of a financial model far more flexible than traditional closed-end funds provide.

Learn more, and apply to invest, here.

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