About 115 Ventures
115 Ventures is a privately held, multi-brand e-commerce group that builds, operates, and scales consumer brands, with a focus on direct-to-consumer businesses. The company describes its work as taking ideas from concept to operating businesses, and says it serves customers through the brands it develops.
The group brings together capabilities in product development, supply chain, performance marketing, and direct-to-consumer operations. It says it works across the stages of building a brand, including formulation and compliance, sourcing, messaging, fulfillment, customer experience, and growth strategy.
115 Ventures’ approach is hands-on: rather than concentrating solely on early-stage concepts, it aims to establish the operating and commercial foundations needed to grow consumer businesses. The company emphasizes disciplined execution and sustainable development over short-term momentum.
The company’s stated mission is to build direct-to-consumer brands that improve everyday life. Its website highlights quality, thoughtful formulation, and consistent execution as ways to create products customers trust, enjoy, and return to. It also says each brand is developed with the end customer in mind.
115 Ventures describes customer experience as central to its work, spanning product development and sourcing through fulfillment and support. It aims to build long-term customer loyalty and sustainable brand growth, while creating value over time.
On its website, the company reports more than five years operating direct-to-consumer brands, over 70 team members worldwide, more than one million customers served, and over $100 million in annual revenue. These figures are company-reported. The site invites people interested in helping build customer-focused brands to explore career opportunities.
115 Ventures’ stated working values include clarity, execution, and building brands that customers trust, return to, and recommend. Its publicly described capabilities indicate a cross-functional operating model spanning product, supply chain, marketing, and commerce, although further details about workplace practices are not provided in the available company materials.
