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Mindbloom is a Seattle-based interactive media company that focuses on personal development through innovative and engaging methods. Founded in 2008 by Chris Hewett and Brent Poole, Mindbloom combines behavioral science with personalized media and social gaming techniques to make personal growth accessible and enjoyable. The company has expanded its offerings to include a healthcare platform that provides guided at-home ketamine therapy for anxiety and depression. This platform connects clients with licensed clinicians who assess their health history to determine the suitability of ketamine therapy, facilitating lasting improvements in mental well-being. Mindbloom has garnered a user base of over 30,000 individuals and has partnered with various enterprises, including Aetna and Sacramento State University, as well as academic research institutions like UC Santa Barbara and Stanford.

Smallhold, Inc. is a farming technology company based in Brooklyn, New York, specializing in the cultivation of mushrooms through innovative, climate-controlled mini farms. Established in 2017, the company employs automated and modular growing systems that are remotely managed and available on a subscription basis. This technology allows food industry professionals, such as restaurants and grocery stores, to produce a consistent and reliable supply of local mushrooms tailored to their specific needs, regardless of external climatic conditions or market fluctuations. By leveraging advanced data analytics, Smallhold develops precise climate recipes to optimize mushroom growth, ultimately shortening the supply chain and enhancing the accessibility of fresh produce.

Beckley Psytech Limited manufactures psychedelic drug for treating psychiatric and neurological diseases. Beckley Psytech Limited was formerly known as Beckley Psychedelics Limited and changed its name to Beckley Psytech Limited in May 2020. The company was founded in 2014 and is based in Oxford, United Kingdom.

Provider of online wellness and training classes intended to help people discover how to live a better life. The company offers quick and effective wellness lessons, programs and challenges with experts and talented teachers, based on science and data optimization, enabling customers to have healthier habits and peak performances amid constant lifestyle change.

Parsley Health is a new kind of healthcare service that integrates technology, nutrition, wellness and prevention into cutting-edge primary care. The company was founded in 2016 by Dr. Robin Berzin, M.D., a Columbia-trained physician, digital health expert and leader in functional medicine. Parsley clinics are currently open in Los Angeles, New York City and San Francisco. Learn more at www.parsleyhealth.com

Smallhold, Inc. is a farming technology company based in Brooklyn, New York, specializing in the cultivation of mushrooms through innovative, climate-controlled mini farms. Established in 2017, the company employs automated and modular growing systems that are remotely managed and available on a subscription basis. This technology allows food industry professionals, such as restaurants and grocery stores, to produce a consistent and reliable supply of local mushrooms tailored to their specific needs, regardless of external climatic conditions or market fluctuations. By leveraging advanced data analytics, Smallhold develops precise climate recipes to optimize mushroom growth, ultimately shortening the supply chain and enhancing the accessibility of fresh produce.

Datavore is a data analytics software company founded in 2014. Our team has a successful track record of building technology in the financial services sector. They have experience working at companies such as Goldman Sachs, Thomson Reuters, Gerson Lehrman Group, M Science, Ernst & Young, and KPMG.

Imperfect Foods, Inc. is an online grocery delivery service dedicated to reducing food waste and promoting a sustainable food system. Founded in 2015 and based in San Francisco, California, the company rescues and redistributes a variety of grocery items, including produce, shelf-stable goods, dairy, meat, and seafood. By focusing on excess and imperfect products, Imperfect Foods helps support farmers and producers while providing customers with healthy, seasonal food at discounted prices compared to traditional grocery stores. The company delivers a range of mixed boxes—such as fruit, veggie, regular, and organic—to homes and offices in various locations, including Oakland, Berkeley, and Alameda. Its commitment to eliminating food waste and its adaptability during the COVID-19 pandemic highlight its potential for long-term success.