Fluke Venture Partners (FVP) was formed in 1982 as a stand-alone division of Fluke Capital Management, L.P. (FCM), assigned to build a successful, deliberately diverse venture capital portfolio for the Fluke family. In 2004, Dennis Weston and Kevin Gabelein separated FVP from FCM to create an independent venture capital organization. FVP still oversees the venture capital portfolio that FCM already held, but it no longer operates as an FCM division and has no affiliation with Fluke Corporation. The firm aims to fund Pacific Northwest opportunities in high-growth technology, healthcare, and consumer-oriented sectors, choosing the most promising ones for a deliberately diverse portfolio.
| Investor | Type | Based in | Focus | AUM | Contacts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEI Investments | Fund of Funds | Oaks | Multifamily · Industrial | $1.5T | 4 |
| Blackstone Group - Fund of Funds and Secondary | Fund of Funds | New York | Multifamily · Industrial · Core | $1.1T | 16 |
| New York Life Investment Management | Asset Manager | New York | Multifamily · Industrial · Co-investment | $740B | 5 |
| Brookfield Asset Management | Asset Manager | Toronto, Canada | Multifamily · Industrial · Opportunistic · Joint venture | $690B | 12 |
| KKR | Asset Manager | New York | Multifamily · Industrial · Core · Co-investment | $553B | 11 |
| Ares Management | Asset Manager | Los Angeles | Multifamily · Industrial · Core | $546B | 16 |
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