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Campus Fund appoints Howard Morgan to its Global Advisory Board

By Startup Enthusiast · 24 July 2026

What they do

Campus Fund is India’s first SEBI-registered venture capital fund focused on student founders

It has deployed its $100 million third fund to invest in around 60 student-led startups over four years

Howard Morgan, a veteran venture capitalist, joins its advisory board to strengthen its global connections and support for student entrepreneurs

Campus Fund, India’s first SEBI-registered venture capital fund focused on student founders, has appointed Dr. Howard L. Morgan to its Global Advisory Board.
Dr. Morgan is a veteran venture capitalist and co-founder of First Round Capital, which backed companies like Uber, Square, Roblox, and Notion.
He also launched the Dorm Room Fund in 2012, the first U.S. fund focused on student entrepreneurs.
Campus Fund is deploying its $100 million third fund to invest in around 60 student-led startups over the next four years.
The fund has backed startups like Digantara, EtherealX, Sarla Aviation, GreenGrahi, and Serendipity Space, many of which have raised follow-on funding from global investors.

Dr. Morgan’s appointment strengthens Campus Fund’s global connections and validates its mission of supporting student founders.
India’s campuses are producing ambitious founders in sectors like deep tech, space, and climate technology.
The fund aims to build a global platform dedicated to nurturing India’s youngest entrepreneurs.

Campus Fund is a venture capital fund focused on student founders in India.
It is SEBI-registered, which means it operates under India’s securities regulator.
The fund’s third deployment is $100 million, aimed at investing in around 60 student-led startups over four years.
It has previously backed startups in sectors like deep tech, space, and climate technology.
Some of its portfolio companies have raised follow-on funding from global investors.

Campus Fund plans to invest in around 60 student-led startups over the next four years.
It aims to build a global platform for nurturing India’s youngest founders.