Investor profile
Yasmin Razavi
General Partner, Growth , Spark Capital
Yasmin Razavi is a General Partner at Spark Capital, where she invests in and helps scale growth-stage software and AI companies. Previously, she worked at McKinsey, invested at Index Ventures in London, and was a product manager at Snap. She holds an engineering degree from the University of Toronto and an MBA from Harvard Business School.
Current roles include General Partner at Growth , Spark Capital and General Partner, Growth at Spark Capital. Based in San Francisco, California, United States.
Earlier roles include Product Manager, Monetization at Snap (Snap Inc.), Early Stage Investor at Index Ventures, and Business Analyst at McKinsey & Company. Personal investments include Anthropic, Qdrant, and Ada.
Career
Career history and operating roles assembled from public biographies and company records.
- PresentGeneral Partner, GrowthCurrentExecutiveSSpark CapitalPresentGeneral Partner, GrowthCurrentExecutiveSSpark Capital
- Dates not publicProduct Manager, MonetizationEmployeeSSnap (Snap Inc.)Dates not publicProduct Manager, MonetizationEmployeeSSnap (Snap Inc.)
- Dates not publicEarly Stage InvestorInvestorIIndex VenturesDates not publicEarly Stage InvestorInvestorIIndex Ventures
Portfolio Companies
Publicly attributed investments compiled from reporting and company disclosures.
- SSuperblocksSeries AMay 27, 2025Amount not publicundisclosed
- MMatXSeries ANov 22, 2024Amount not publicundisclosed
- QQdrantSeries AJan 23, 2024Reported round size$28M
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Anthropic raises $450M to build next-gen AI assistants
techcrunch.com
“May 23, 2023 — Anthropic, the prominent generative AI startup co-founded by OpenAI veterans, has raised $450 million in a Series C funding round led by Spark Capital .”