John Glushik recently sat down with Tim Boeltken, CEO and co-founder of synthetic fuels pioneer, INERATEC, to discuss the role of e-fuels in the energy transition, the realities of scaling chemical infrastructure, and what it takes to build a company designed for the long term.
StreetIQ, an AI-powered infrastructure intelligence company, publicly launched today following two years of product development and early customer validation. The company’s AI technology empowers cities and counties to replace manual, subjective infrastructure assessments with a defensible, automated system of intelligence for planning, compliance, and budgetary decision-making.
HG Ventures has co-led a €20 million investment in R3 Robotics, a Luxembourg company focused on the industrialized automated disassembly of electric vehicle systems at scale.
Jon Schalliol reflects on a year of new investments, successful exits and portfolio momentum for HG Ventures.
HG Ventures today announced that Ginger Rothrock has been named Managing Director.
Seeing what Purdue and other universities are doing today made something very clear: Universities have evolved into true engines of entrepreneurism and innovation.
HG Ventures’ Jon Schalliol explores how, when it comes to investments, geographic boundaries are much less important than intellectual ones.
Ginger Rothrock lifts the lid on the rationale behind HG Ventures’ investment in FREDsense, a company focused on addressing the global issue of water contamination.
FREDsense, a pioneer in rapid water testing technology, has announced the close of its USD $7 million Series A funding round led by HG Ventures, with participation from Emerald Technology Ventures.
As natural disasters become more frequent, supply chains grow more complex, and energy systems are pushed to their limits, infrastructure of all types must be built to withstand disruption. For investors, resilience is now an essential lens for assessing opportunity. At HG Ventures, it’s influencing how we think about long-term value, risk mitigation, and the kind of technologies we want to back.
Most founders know how to raise capital. Far fewer find investors who help them build something that lasts. At HG Ventures, we aim to be that second kind. That’s why we prioritize companies where we can offer more than money—and roll up our sleeves to actively contribute to their success.
John Glushik has been named to the 2025 Global Corporate Venturing (GCV) Powerlist. The list celebrates individuals making the most significant impact in the global corporate venture capital ecosystem and this marks the second year in a row that John has been recognized among the top 100 CVC leaders worldwide.