- Clark previously served as a market executive for the innovation economy group at JPMorgan
- Earlier in his career, Clark was a program manager with the National Security Innovation Network, an innovation unit of the US Department of Defense
- Anzu targets clean tech, industrial and life science technology companies
Anzu Partners has hired Joseph Clark III as a principal and senior vice president of capital solutions.
In this role, Clark will support capital strategies for Anzu’s family of funds and continue to expand the firm’s co-investor network from Washington, DC.
Prior to Anzu Partners, Clark served as a market executive for the innovation economy group at JPMorgan, where he led teams across the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and Greater Atlanta areas to help early-stage startups and build tech ecosystems.
“Joey has extensive experience in delivering capital to support the growth of early-stage ventures, which we are thrilled to extend to our portfolio of deep tech companies,” Anzu managing partner Whitney Haring-Smith said in a statement. “We are excited to have Joey on board and are confident he will not only help our portfolio companies to expand their networks of investors, but also deepen Anzu’s connections within the broader innovation ecosystem.”
Earlier in his career, Clark was a program manager with the National Security Innovation Network, an innovation unit of the US Department of Defense, where he helped military leaders solve complex technical challenges by collaborating with early-stage start-ups. He has also held roles at Battelle.
With headquarters in Washington, DC, Anzu invests in clean tech, industrial and life science technology companies. It has $1 billion in assets under management, according fundraising data from affiliate title Buyouts. It closed on $200 million for Anzu Industrial Capital Partners III in September 2023 and is currently in market with Anzu-Green Critical Technologies Fund, which is targeting $100 million, Buyouts reports.
- Clark previously served as a market executive for the innovation economy group at JPMorgan
- Earlier in his career, Clark was a program manager with the National Security Innovation Network, an innovation unit of the US Department of Defense
- Anzu targets clean tech, industrial and life science technology companies
Anzu Partners has hired Joseph Clark III as a principal and senior vice president of capital solutions.
In this role, Clark will support capital strategies for Anzu’s family of funds and continue to expand the firm’s co-investor network from Washington, DC.
Prior to Anzu Partners, Clark served as a market executive for the innovation economy group at JPMorgan, where he led teams across the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and Greater Atlanta areas to help early-stage startups and build tech ecosystems.
“Joey has extensive experience in delivering capital to support the growth of early-stage ventures, which we are thrilled to extend to our portfolio of deep tech companies,” Anzu managing partner Whitney Haring-Smith said in a statement. “We are excited to have Joey on board and are confident he will not only help our portfolio companies to expand their networks of investors, but also deepen Anzu’s connections within the broader innovation ecosystem.”
Earlier in his career, Clark was a program manager with the National Security Innovation Network, an innovation unit of the US Department of Defense, where he helped military leaders solve complex technical challenges by collaborating with early-stage start-ups. He has also held roles at Battelle.
With headquarters in Washington, DC, Anzu invests in clean tech, industrial and life science technology companies. It has $1 billion in assets under management, according fundraising data from affiliate title Buyouts. It closed on $200 million for Anzu Industrial Capital Partners III in September 2023 and is currently in market with Anzu-Green Critical Technologies Fund, which is targeting $100 million, Buyouts reports.
