Who We Are
Four general partners, a CFO who writes the essays, and one Floor Manager — most of them on the same rope for the better part of thirty years.
The partners, Boulder, Colorado.
Who We Are · The Partners
Founder & General Partner · Boulder, Colorado
Thirty-nine years in venture capital. Kyle founded Boulder Ventures in 1995 to back IT and biotech founders the coasts weren’t reaching — and has been on the rope ever since.
In May 1998 he founded Array BioPharma and chaired its board for the next two decades. In 2019 Pfizer acquired Array for $11.8 billion — the largest acquisition of a venture-backed life-sciences company in the history of Colorado.
Away from the term sheet, Kyle is a professional mountain guide, founding chairman of AIARE (the American Institute for Avalanche Research and Education), and a member of the 1986 American expedition to the North Face of K2.
General Partner · Boulder, Colorado
Thirty-eight years in early-stage information technology. Peter joined Boulder Ventures in late 1998 after fourteen years at Mohr Davidow Ventures, where he invested from 1984.
He has served on boards from Rally Software and BroadHop to Vantive, Trust Company of America, and Redeam — the kind of long, hands-on tenures that define how the firm works.
Peter began his career at Arthur Andersen.
General Partner · Boulder, Colorado
An enterprise-software operator turned investor. Kishen founded BroadHop, which was acquired by Cisco — where he then ran mobility and 5G as a general manager.
Earlier he founded Amigo Systems and STS Hotel Net. At Boulder Ventures he is lead investor and board member for Spectrum Effect, Symmera, and Opanga.
He serves as VC-chair of the Access Fund, the national advocacy organization for climbing.
General Partner · Mid-Atlantic
Twenty-seven-plus years in venture, all across the Mid-Atlantic. Jonathan has been with Boulder Ventures since 2002, anchoring the firm’s second underserved geography.
His boards include Stardog, TerraGo, PeopleReign, PlayMetrics, and Synaptic; his investments include Antithesis and Morning Consult.
Realized outcomes include Clarabridge (acquired by Qualtrics), Metron Aviation (Airbus), iLumin (CA), and ERA (SRA). He is a Kauffman Fellow.
Chief Financial Officer · Boulder, Colorado
The steady hand behind nine funds. Matt keeps roughly $500 million across Boulder Ventures I–IX balanced, audited, and accountable to a hundred long-time LPs.
He also writes Perspectives — the firm’s journal where mountaineering meets venture, and where three decades of the partners’ own photography finally gets room to breathe.
Floor Manager · Boulder, Colorado
Bernese Mountain Dog. Floor Manager. Revy runs the Boulder office floor — literally — and has a standing column in Perspectives to prove it.
Full-time morale. Zero carry.
