Latest fund size
$128M
Announced
September 12, 2026
Global HQ
Canada
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Check size
$5M-10M
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Stage focus
Series A, Series B
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Regions of investment
Canada, United States
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Wittington Ventures is a Toronto-based venture capital firm founded in 2019 by the Weston family's holding company, Wittington Investments, investing in technology-oriented startups across Canada and the US with support from affiliated Canadian retail brands including Loblaw, Shoppers Drug Mart, Choice Properties, and Holt Renfrew.
Jim Orlando — Managing Partner
Megh Gupta — Managing Partner
mgupta@wittingtonventures.com
Qasim Mohammad — Partner
qmohammad@wittingtonventures.com
Jodi Kessler — Partner
jkessler@wittingtonventures.com
Eli Scott — Investor
escott@wittingtonventures.com
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Names, roles, emails and LinkedIn profiles for the team, plus the fund's website.
Wittington Ventures invests in Series A and Series B technology startups across climate tech, commerce, consumer, healthcare, and food technology, typically deploying around $7M per company toward a target of roughly 15 portfolio companies per fund.
The firm leverages its affiliation with Weston family retail brands to help portfolio companies secure rapid enterprise adoption and commercial partnerships.
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What the fund looks for in founders and which sectors it backs.
Wittington Ventures closed its third fund at $128M, roughly 50% larger than its $86M second fund closed in 2022.
Lead LP Wittington Investments, the Weston family's private holding company, is joined by other undisclosed institutional investors.
The new fund brings the firm's total assets under management to approximately $585M across all funds and strategies.
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Fund size, LPs and track record.
Leadership
Investment Strategy
Average check size of approximately $7M per company, targeting around 15 portfolio companies per fund at the Series A and Series B stages.
Notable Investments
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Leadership, investment strategy, notable investments and exits.
