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Brian McClendon is a Venture Partner at UP.Partners with a focus on democratizing machine learning, computer vision, autonomous vehicles, and next-generation mapping technology. He invests in Series VC deals with an average check size of about $150,000. With co-founded companies like CVKey and KSVotes.org, Brian brings a wealth of experience as a former Vice President of Engineering at Google and Advanced Technologies at Uber. His professional career as an inventor and software executive includes being a co-founder of Keyhole, Inc., acquired by Google in 2004 to produce Google Earth. Brian McClendon’s geographic focus and partnership styles are not explicitly mentioned in the available data.
Location: San Francisco, CA
Country: United States of America
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Investment Stages: pre-seed, seed
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AI Reasoning: I searched Google and public sources (personal site, LinkedIn, Wikipedia, news) for recent investment activity by Brian McClendon (UP.Partners venture partner) and found no public record of investments or announced deals in 2024 or 2025. The most recent public mentions relate to UP.Partners activity in 2021 and earlier angel involvement (e.g., Keyhole); no verifiable recent investment date was found and I did not access any internal/private sources.
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