Scout Ventures

Scout Ventures, established in 2009, is a New York-based early-stage venture capital firm. It invests in seed-stage companies across North America, focusing on frontier technologies such as drones, robotics, autonomous mobility, cybersecurity, and SaaS. The firm's unique approach involves leveraging its network of professional investors, operators, and experienced entrepreneurs to effectively support its portfolio companies. Scout Ventures aims to make the world a better, safer place by backing technologies developed by veterans, intelligence leaders, and premier research labs.

Wes Blackwell

Partner

Taylor Craig

Associate

Stephen DiBartolomeo

Principal

Cody Huggins

Principal

Past deals in New Mexico

UbiQD

Series B in 2025
UbiQD, LLC is a cleantech materials company based in Los Alamos, New Mexico, that specializes in the production of low-hazard quantum dots and nanocomposites. Founded in 2014, UbiQD aims to make its innovative materials widely accessible for various applications, including agriculture, safety, design, solar energy, lighting, security, and personal care. The company offers UbiGro, a retrofit luminescent film designed to enhance crop growth by optimizing sunlight in greenhouses. UbiQD's low-toxicity quantum dots are engineered to efficiently convert light from one color to another, making them suitable for a range of industries while adhering to safety standards. The firm's strategic location near Los Alamos and Sandia National Laboratory facilitates valuable collaborations with leading scientists, furthering its mission to advance nanomaterial production and application.

UbiQD

Series A in 2020
UbiQD, LLC is a cleantech materials company based in Los Alamos, New Mexico, that specializes in the production of low-hazard quantum dots and nanocomposites. Founded in 2014, UbiQD aims to make its innovative materials widely accessible for various applications, including agriculture, safety, design, solar energy, lighting, security, and personal care. The company offers UbiGro, a retrofit luminescent film designed to enhance crop growth by optimizing sunlight in greenhouses. UbiQD's low-toxicity quantum dots are engineered to efficiently convert light from one color to another, making them suitable for a range of industries while adhering to safety standards. The firm's strategic location near Los Alamos and Sandia National Laboratory facilitates valuable collaborations with leading scientists, furthering its mission to advance nanomaterial production and application.
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