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The BVP team behind the BVP 2026 EII Fund

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The BVP 2026 EII Fund is managed by BVP Investments Ltd, led by Managing Director Elliott Griffin with Stephen Burdock, Stephen Mason and Stephen Tully. The senior team has 20+ years in Irish venture capital and has run 19 prior BES and EII funds since 2007.

Leadership

Elliott Griffin, Managing Director

Founder and Managing Director of BVP. He trained as a Chartered Accountant with PwC, worked with Hibernia Capital Partners, and is a Commerce graduate of University College Dublin. He has considerable experience raising and managing early-stage and growth-stage technology investments.

Stephen Burdock, Executive Director

Over 15 years in financial services, covering equity and debt investment, project finance and seed-to-Series funding, with transactions in renewables, technology, mobility and consumer sectors. He represents BVP on the boards of many portfolio companies, including Alternus Energy, Diona, Versono Medical and FoodMarble. LinkedIn

Stephen Mason, Investment Partner

Joined BVP in 2021 after more than 30 years at Bank of Ireland, where his roles included Regional Manager (Dublin and Cork), Managing Director of Consumer Banking (Ireland and UK) and Head of Group Customer Operations. He holds an MSc in Management Practice and is a director of Hotel Investment Fund Limited.

Stephen Tully, Chief Financial Officer

An ACCA-qualified accountant with 14 years in asset management and venture capital, and a Bachelor of Commerce from the National University of Ireland, Galway. He discussed what to ask before investing in EIIS on the Informed Decisions podcast. LinkedIn

Board and wider team

Full profiles are on bvp.ie/team. See About BVP for the firm’s track record.

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Capital at risk. Tax relief depends on individual circumstances and Revenue rules. Minimum 4-year holding period. EII investments are in unquoted, early-stage and growing companies and are illiquid. Past performance is no guarantee of future returns. This page is general information, not tax or investment advice.