Snowpoint Ventures
Status
ACTIVE
Global HQ
Palm Beach, United States
Countries of investment
- United States
- United Kingdom
- Israel
Investment stages
- Seed
- Series A
- Series B
- Growth
Industries
- Defense Tech
- Aerospace
- Cybersecurity
- AI
- Robotics
- Deep Tech
- Energy
About
Snowpoint Ventures is a Palm Beach-based VC focused on dual-use defense and deep tech companies. Their focus spans data, deep tech, frontier tech, aerospace, defense, and cybersecurity across the United States, the United Kingdom, and Israel. The firm supports founders from Seed through Series B.
Snowpoint Ventures is a Palm Beach-based VC focused on dual-use defense and deep tech companies. Their focus spans data, deep tech, frontier tech, aerospace, defense, and cybersecurity across the United States, the United Kingdom, and Israel. The firm supports founders from Seed through Series B.
Investment Thesis
Snowpoint Ventures is a venture capital firm deploying capital across data, deep tech, frontier tech, aerospace, defense, cybersecurity, and clean power sectors. They invest in dual-use companies serving both commercial and government clients in defense technology. The firm differentiates itself through co-founder Doug Philippone's leadership as former head of Global Defense at Palantir, Alexander Creasey's background as former Naval cryptologist and Palantir BD veteran, Palm Beach FL positioning, and $185M AUM supporting category-defining defense tech companies.
Manager's Experience
Co-founded by Doug Philippone, a decorated veteran and Palantir veteran, and Alex Creasey, a former Naval cryptologist who also worked at Forge Capital and in Palantir's business development team. The portfolio includes Shield AI, Gecko Robotics and Astranis.
Team
Doug Philippone - Co-Founder & General Partner
Alexander Creasey - Co-Founder & Managing Partner
Lillie Renner - Director Investment Operations
Kevin Higgins - Principal
Portfolio
Shield AI
Valar Atomics
Gecko Robotics
Red 6
Candid Health
Elroy Air
FlightWave Aerospace
Labelbox
Merlin
Moxion Power