Building Technology Companies Since 1989
Seasoned Operational Leadership in Technology
Registered Investment Advisor (RIA)
Proprietary Algorithm for Portfolio Valuation
Specializing in University Endowments
About Us...
Polynomial Ventures invests in technology companies and guides them to success
OUR PRIMARY OBJECTIVE
Generate superior returns for our investors
OUR MISSION
Polynomial Ventures invests in early-stage technology companies and prepares them for acquisition or Initial Public Offering (IPO)
OUR VISION
Polynomial Ventures helps technology entrepreneurs to change the world
OUR MOTTO
Vision + Execution = Success
Our Values
Earn our Reputations
Honor our Obligations
Meet our Commitments
Respect our Founders
Cherish our Investors
Treasure our Employees
Celebrate our Accomplishments
Team
Steve Valentor
Fortune 500 - NXP, Wind River, Zenith
Growth - RightHand Technologies
Startups - PayDent, VCC Ltd, Airis Computer, DynaQuest (AI)
Founded - Polynomial Ventures
Entrepreneurship Professor - DePaul University
Education - MBA, BS Math (UIC)
Full Disclosure: Steve is a shareholder and CEO of Apollonia Corporation, is CEO of PayDent, and is a shareholder in RightHand Technologies.
John Wagner
Fortune 500 - AMD, Motorola, Zenith
Growth - VisionTek
Startups - H2O3 Solutions, Purify Fuel, Advanced Diamond Technologies, Ampt
Investment Banking - Stonecroft Capital
Education - BSCS (ISU)
Full Disclosure: John is a shareholder and CEO of H2O3 Solutions.
Registered (RIA) Chicago-based Venture Capital Firm
Firm CRD 310888, Compliance Officer CRD 7303405
Polynomial Ventures carries fiduciary obligations to investors
We use a rigorous process for financial evaluation of our investments, and we are successful technology company leaders who can ensure that our companies incorporate all of the business functions required for growth and increased valuation
Our algorithm develops portfolio companies to become featured Initial Public Offerings, high-value targets for strategic acquirers or add-ons for growth-oriented private equity investors