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1834 Ventures Launches $20M Fund to Boost Tulane-Associated Startups

Swaraj Swaraj
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Published on November 26, 2025
1834 Ventures has launched a new $20 million fund

In a major boost for Louisiana’s innovation economy, 1834 Ventures has introduced a $20 million venture fund intended to help early-stage companies with close links to Tulane University. With the goal of creating a strong pipeline connecting Tulane alumni, faculty, staff, and students’ talent to the larger startup environment, this fund is particularly aiming at companies founded or directed by them.

Named for the year Tulane University first opened, 1834 Ventures operates independently, although its objectives are intimately related to the university’s aim of fostering entrepreneurship. From 30 investors spread over 11 different states, the fund has safely obtained its initial $4.4 million. This money has already helped two businesses; further investments are expected soon.

The Louisiana Economic Development Corporation has acknowledged 1834 Ventures as a Qualified Louisiana Venture Capital company, therefore giving it access to state-matched investments under the federal State Small Business Credit Initiative (SSBCI). This public-private collaboration approach helps the fund to reach more people and better support more promising businesses.

Underlining the fund’s transformational potential, Josh Fleig, Chief Innovation Officer for Louisiana Economic Development, said: “With the Louisiana Opportunity Funds, we’re not just growing our economy, we’re crafting an ecosystem that will bring our best and brightest back to Louisiana. By pairing capital with innovation, we’re ensuring more Louisianans can build their business and their future right here at home.”

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Michael Hecht, CEO of Greater New Orleans, Inc., highlighted how the launch of 1834 Ventures represents the fourth new venture capital fund set up in the area via the SSBCI program, therefore suggesting a change in local financing of innovation. Ultimately, 1834 Ventures represents a deliberate effort to turn the Tulane community’s intellectual assets into viable, scalable companies for Louisiana rather than just financial investment. The fund has the potential to be well-positioned to become a cornerstone of the entrepreneurial future of the region because of its solid foundation and strong institutional backing.

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