Managing Partner
ChemistryCheck size: Chemistry leads early-stage rounds with commitments up to $30M, according to its official company description.
Ethan Kurzweil invests or supports investments through Chemistry's published strategy: Lead concentrated early-stage investments in software founders who combine technical expertise with strong commercial instincts, with the whole firm supporting each company.
Technically credible founders with sharp commercial instincts, strong founder-team chemistry and potential to build breakout software companies.
No formal pass list is public. Opportunities without technical depth, commercial judgment or a fit for concentrated early-stage software investing appear less aligned.
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Ethan Kurzweil co-founded Chemistry after 16 years at Bessemer Venture Partners, where he became Managing Partner and focused on developer platforms, data infrastructure, gaming and tools that democratize software development. Earlier, he worked at Linden Lab, the company behind Second Life, and The Wall Street Journal.