Harris, who is helping lead the New York office, previously co-founded and ran Village Ventures, where he invested in Dwolla, iSend, On Deck Capital, Simple, TxVia and Zipmark. We’re told he will be focusing a number of areas, but will be also actively seeking investments in the payments space.
MacLean, who is rejoining Bain Capital Ventures, was formerly a Partner co-leading Accel Partners’ Growth Fund. He’ll be focused on investing in SaaS, financial technology and information-based businesses. Sweeney brings plenty of enterprise expertise to the firm. He was formerly the CEO of Apparent Networks, was Vice President, Mergers & Acquisitions at EMC, and the President of Network Intelligence. He was also previously a General Partner at Prism Venture Partners.
Agarwal tells me that through a number of exits over the past three years, including Kiva Systems to Amazon, the firm has seen $1 billion of liquidity. And this translates into an expansion of the firm to solidify its place as a national presence in technology investing. The new staff also bring expertise for Bain in certain technology areas such as enterprise, payments, and more.
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