MK Capital

MK Capital is a venture capital and private equity firm founded in 2003, with headquarters in Northbrook, Illinois, and additional offices in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and Santa Monica, California. The firm specializes in providing funding to emerging companies across various stages of their lifecycle, focusing on early and growth stages. MK Capital typically offers the initial round of institutional capital and seeks to invest in sectors such as digital software, digital media, data center automation, education technology, and other technology-enabled services. With a total fund size of $250 million, MK Capital aims to support companies based in the United States. The firm's experienced partners actively engage with portfolio companies, collaborating on strategy, operations, and technology to foster growth.

Joshua Beebe

Partner

Josh Beebe

Director / Partner

Neil Cox

Venture Partner

Bret Maxwell

Co-Founder and Managing General Partner

Kirk Wolfe

Partner

73 past transactions

enosiX

Venture Round in 2023
Enosix, Inc. designs and develops integration solutions between front end platforms and systems applications and products (SAP) system to unlock data and surface business process. The company offers solutions, such as Enosix Connect, integrate SAP/ERP system with cloud based application; Enosix Engage; Enosix Surface, provides real time access to SAP ERP data in sales force without middleware; Enosix Sales, read, create, and modify SAP data from sales cloud; Enosix Sales CPQ, leverage SAP data for pricing and quotes in Salesforce CPQ; and Enosix Sales VC, integrate SAP variant configuration with Salesforce in real time. Enosix, Inc. was incorporated in 2014 and is based in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Datanomix

Venture Round in 2023
Datanomix, Inc., based in Nashua, New Hampshire, develops a software platform tailored for industrial manufacturers to enhance productivity in manufacturing environments. Founded in 2015, the company focuses on the global Industry 4.0 and Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) transformations. Its Manufacturing Analytics platform integrates machine data streams from the shop floor to generate actionable insights for decision-makers. By providing an intuitive analytics framework, Datanomix helps manufacturers understand key factors affecting costs, process variation, product quality, and predictive maintenance. This approach extends the value of traditional data visualization and productivity tools, empowering manufacturers of all sizes with robust decision-making capabilities aimed at improving production, performance, and profitability.

Relay Robotics

Series A in 2022
Relay Robotics specializes in the development and manufacturing of autonomous service robots designed to work alongside humans in a safe and reliable manner. The company's robots are deployed across various sectors, including hospitality, healthcare, and commercial real estate, enhancing operational efficiency by supplementing staff roles. These robots facilitate contact-free interactions, making them particularly valuable in environments such as major hotels and recognized hospitals, where safety and reliability are paramount. By integrating these advanced robotic solutions, Relay Robotics aims to improve service delivery while ensuring a seamless experience for both employees and customers.

Vimly Benefit Solutions

Venture Round in 2021
Vimly Benefit Solutions, Inc. is a technology and benefit administration company based in Mukilteo, Washington, specializing in third-party benefit administration services. Founded in 1993, the company acts as a key intermediary between plan participants and ancillary service providers, offering a range of services that include enrollment and eligibility management, consolidated billing, COBRA administration, and online benefit administration. Its technology platform automates various processes, facilitating streamlined operations for employees, employers, brokers, and partners. Vimly serves a diverse clientele, including association health plans, PEOs, health plans, multi-employer trusts, unions, and third-party administrators, helping them navigate the complexities of workforce and benefits administration while ensuring data protection.

Part Analytics

Series A in 2021
Part Analytics offers an AI-powered strategic sourcing solution that enhances direct material sourcing for enterprises. By integrating internal data with market and community information, the platform provides actionable insights aimed at optimizing costs, improving efficiency, and reducing supply chain risks. It continuously identifies opportunities for savings and risk mitigation, enabling procurement and engineering professionals to make informed decisions. Part Analytics has demonstrated the potential to save enterprise clients an average of 20% on direct material costs, positioning itself as a valuable tool for organizations looking to leverage data for competitive advantage in supply chain management.

Nerdio

Series A in 2020
Nerdio specializes in cloud-based IT services tailored for small and midsize organizations, focusing on the deployment, management, and optimization of virtual desktops within Microsoft Azure. The company offers a comprehensive suite of services, including server and desktop hosting, network design and implementation, software licensing, and network security, along with ongoing maintenance. By streamlining the management of Azure Virtual Desktop and Windows 365 through a unified platform, Nerdio enables IT professionals to efficiently deploy and oversee their cloud environments while optimizing costs. With a strong foundation of knowledge and experience, Nerdio provides reliable and secure IT solutions that meet the evolving needs of its clients.

Convr

Series B in 2019
Convr, headquartered in Schaumburg, Illinois, is a leading underwriting decisioning platform for commercial property and casualty insurers, having been founded in 2016. The company has transformed the commercial underwriting process through advanced artificial intelligence and decision science. Its platform enables commercial carriers to make real-time underwriting decisions by leveraging comprehensive data and precise intelligence sourced externally. This innovative approach enhances productivity, profitability, efficiency, and accuracy for insurers of all sizes, positioning Convr as a key player in the commercial underwriting space.

Lightstream

Series A in 2019
Lightstream builds live streaming creative tools and technology with a true passion for live video production, gaming and supporting the explosive growth of creators and their communities. Their cloud-based technology and products transform difficult technical hurdles into streamlined workflows – empowering creators to effortlessly share their passion, talent, and creativity on live streaming platforms like Mixer, Twitch, Facebook, YouTube, and more. Since 2014, they have been building a cloud-based live streaming studio with the goal of removing all the technical hurdles and putting advanced production capabilities in the hands of beginners. Today, they have thousands of creators streaming with Lightstream Studio for thousands of hours every day. They have partnered with Microsoft to offer Lightstream Studio to millions of Xbox and Windows streamers as part of the native OS experience – in addition to licensing their technology to major game studios and media companies.

OneCause (formerly BidPal)

Venture Round in 2018
BidPal has rebranded as OneCause. Raise more money and reach more donors with OneCause Fundraising Software and BidPal Mobile Bidding. Located in the technology hub of Indianapolis, OneCause has been recognized on the Inc. 500 list of Fastest Growing Companies and has received a Techpoint MIRA award for Mobile Technology Excellence & Innovation. The company’s fundraising technology includes: Mobile Bidding, Online Fundraising, Peer to Peer Fundraising, Event Software, Payment Processing, Online Ticketing, Mobile Donations, Text2Give, and Registration and Checkout software.

Clear Software

Series A in 2018
Clear Software, LLC is focused on simplifying and streamlining employee interactions with enterprise software, particularly SAP solutions. Founded in 2012 and based in Zionsville, Indiana, the company offers solutions such as ClearUI, a web application that integrates multiple SAP business processes into a single interface, enhancing daily workflows. Additionally, ClearXL is an Excel-based tool that facilitates data uploads to SAP. Clear Software's intelligent automation platform extends technology investments by enabling organizations to optimize core business processes across various applications, including SAP, OracleEBS, and Salesforce. The platform supports automation of tasks ranging from simple actions to complex, end-to-end processes, ultimately helping clients reduce errors and improve operational efficiency.

Unitas Global

Series C in 2018
Unitas Global LLC is a provider of managed cloud and cloud connectivity solutions, primarily serving over 100 enterprise clients. Founded in 2011 and based in Los Angeles, the company specializes in designing, deploying, and managing cloud infrastructure, including hybrid and multi-cloud environments. It offers services such as global cloud access, enterprise connectivity, and remote monitoring and management. Unitas Global aims to enhance enterprise agility and efficiency through its innovative Cloud Connectivity Manager platform, which provides instant quotes for millions of fiber locations and data centers worldwide. The company collaborates with major partners including AWS, Microsoft Azure, Cisco, and Equinix to facilitate optimal cloud performance and accelerate clients' cloud journeys. In addition to its headquarters in Los Angeles, Unitas Global maintains regional offices in Chicago, New York, and London, along with support operations in Kansas City and Johnson City.

Convr

Series A in 2017
Convr, headquartered in Schaumburg, Illinois, is a leading underwriting decisioning platform for commercial property and casualty insurers, having been founded in 2016. The company has transformed the commercial underwriting process through advanced artificial intelligence and decision science. Its platform enables commercial carriers to make real-time underwriting decisions by leveraging comprehensive data and precise intelligence sourced externally. This innovative approach enhances productivity, profitability, efficiency, and accuracy for insurers of all sizes, positioning Convr as a key player in the commercial underwriting space.

CellTrak

Venture Round in 2017
CellTrak Technologies, Inc. offers Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) mobile solutions tailored for the home healthcare, hospice, and private duty markets across the United States and Canada. Established in 2004 and headquartered in Schaumburg, Illinois, CellTrak focuses on automating workflows to enhance compliance and reduce operational costs. Its flagship product, the CellTrak visit manager platform, enables healthcare professionals to efficiently enter patient-specific data through an intuitive mobile interface. The solutions include features such as GPS tracking, visit verification, automated mileage calculations, scheduling, and various care management modules, which collectively streamline administrative processes and improve patient outcomes. Additionally, the CellTrak Portal provides real-time insights for supervisors, facilitating data-driven decision-making regarding visit compliance and staff performance. The platform supports multiple operating systems, including Windows, Android, BlackBerry, and iOS, making it versatile for various users in the field.

SimpleReach

Series B in 2017
SimpleReach, Inc. offers a platform that tracks social interactions with published content, providing insights and metrics related to social behavior. By consolidating data from various channels and sites, it delivers a comprehensive overview of content performance. The company utilizes advanced machine learning and artificial intelligence techniques to generate actionable insights, enabling marketers to refine future campaigns and assisting publishers in creating dashboards for better reporting and improvement. Clients, including major brands like Intel and Chase, depend on SimpleReach to enhance their content marketing strategies and improve return on investment. Founded in 2010 and based in New York, SimpleReach operates as a subsidiary of Nativo, Inc.

OneCause (formerly BidPal)

Debt Financing in 2016
BidPal has rebranded as OneCause. Raise more money and reach more donors with OneCause Fundraising Software and BidPal Mobile Bidding. Located in the technology hub of Indianapolis, OneCause has been recognized on the Inc. 500 list of Fastest Growing Companies and has received a Techpoint MIRA award for Mobile Technology Excellence & Innovation. The company’s fundraising technology includes: Mobile Bidding, Online Fundraising, Peer to Peer Fundraising, Event Software, Payment Processing, Online Ticketing, Mobile Donations, Text2Give, and Registration and Checkout software.

OneCause (formerly BidPal)

Venture Round in 2016
BidPal has rebranded as OneCause. Raise more money and reach more donors with OneCause Fundraising Software and BidPal Mobile Bidding. Located in the technology hub of Indianapolis, OneCause has been recognized on the Inc. 500 list of Fastest Growing Companies and has received a Techpoint MIRA award for Mobile Technology Excellence & Innovation. The company’s fundraising technology includes: Mobile Bidding, Online Fundraising, Peer to Peer Fundraising, Event Software, Payment Processing, Online Ticketing, Mobile Donations, Text2Give, and Registration and Checkout software.

Kollective

Series C in 2016
Kollective Technology, Inc. offers cloud-based enterprise video applications designed to enhance employee engagement through live and on-demand video content. The company's platform includes various solutions such as Webcaster, which allows users to create self-service webcasts; a Software-Defined Enterprise Content Delivery Network (SD ECDN) that facilitates large-scale video streaming without straining network resources; Mediacenter, an employee video portal; and Kollective IQ, a data analytics dashboard. By utilizing existing network infrastructure, Kollective's technology helps organizations effectively manage bandwidth while delivering video content and software. Founded in 2000 and based in Bend, Oregon, the company serves enterprise customers both in the United States and internationally.

Observable Networks

Series B in 2016
Observable offers Network Security-as-a-Service providing automated security analytics and modeling to continuously analyze the behavior of all network devices. Observable Networks, the Clayton-based network security startup.

Passport

Series B in 2016
Passport is a cloud tech startup that delivers intelligent data to its customers. Passport transforms mobility management with a single platform to help create an open parking ecosystem. The company's goal is to help cities bring payments into apps users already have on hand while providing management and reporting tools, creating an easy-to-manage and efficient mobility operation for the future. Passport is backed by a group of investors, including Bain Capital Ventures, Grotech Ventures, MK Capital, and Relevance Capital. It was founded in 2010 and is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina.

ZEFR

Series E in 2016
ZEFR is a video advertising company that specializes in creating targeted video ad placements using proprietary technology. The company offers custom packages that combine advanced technology with human oversight to select individual videos, ensuring that brands can scale their video ad campaigns safely and effectively. ZEFR has access to extensive data, surpassing that of any YouTube partner, which allows it to improve outcomes for content owners and brands alike. By aligning the right advertisements with relevant content on preferred platforms, ZEFR enhances audience engagement and optimizes advertising performance.

Unitas Global

Series B in 2016
Unitas Global LLC is a provider of managed cloud and cloud connectivity solutions, primarily serving over 100 enterprise clients. Founded in 2011 and based in Los Angeles, the company specializes in designing, deploying, and managing cloud infrastructure, including hybrid and multi-cloud environments. It offers services such as global cloud access, enterprise connectivity, and remote monitoring and management. Unitas Global aims to enhance enterprise agility and efficiency through its innovative Cloud Connectivity Manager platform, which provides instant quotes for millions of fiber locations and data centers worldwide. The company collaborates with major partners including AWS, Microsoft Azure, Cisco, and Equinix to facilitate optimal cloud performance and accelerate clients' cloud journeys. In addition to its headquarters in Los Angeles, Unitas Global maintains regional offices in Chicago, New York, and London, along with support operations in Kansas City and Johnson City.

Wellspring

Series B in 2016
Wellspring Worldwide unifies the process of discovery for organizations that transform knowledge into innovation. Its software products, Sophia, Flintbox, and Zeto manage every step of the Knowledge Supply Chain, enabling leading companies, hospitals, and universities to harness their network of intellectual assets for competitive advantage. It was founded in 20030 and headquartered in Chicago, Illinois.

Clear Software

Seed Round in 2016
Clear Software, LLC is focused on simplifying and streamlining employee interactions with enterprise software, particularly SAP solutions. Founded in 2012 and based in Zionsville, Indiana, the company offers solutions such as ClearUI, a web application that integrates multiple SAP business processes into a single interface, enhancing daily workflows. Additionally, ClearXL is an Excel-based tool that facilitates data uploads to SAP. Clear Software's intelligent automation platform extends technology investments by enabling organizations to optimize core business processes across various applications, including SAP, OracleEBS, and Salesforce. The platform supports automation of tasks ranging from simple actions to complex, end-to-end processes, ultimately helping clients reduce errors and improve operational efficiency.

Eved

Series C in 2015
Eved, L.L.C. operates an online platform designed to streamline the buying and selling processes in the events industry, focusing on automation for accounts payable and payment processing. Founded in 2010 and based in Chicago, the company offers several key solutions, including EvedPay, which simplifies invoice management and payments; EvedMarketplace, a directory connecting event buyers, suppliers, and industry experts; and EvedSource, a supplier relationship management tool. Eved aims to bridge the gaps between procurement, event planners, finance, and suppliers, enhancing overall event quality. The platform has gained traction among prominent organizations within the $263 billion meetings and events sector, boasting over 2,500 users, including Fortune 500 companies, third-party meeting planners, hotels, and various suppliers.

Lightstream

Seed Round in 2015
Lightstream builds live streaming creative tools and technology with a true passion for live video production, gaming and supporting the explosive growth of creators and their communities. Their cloud-based technology and products transform difficult technical hurdles into streamlined workflows – empowering creators to effortlessly share their passion, talent, and creativity on live streaming platforms like Mixer, Twitch, Facebook, YouTube, and more. Since 2014, they have been building a cloud-based live streaming studio with the goal of removing all the technical hurdles and putting advanced production capabilities in the hands of beginners. Today, they have thousands of creators streaming with Lightstream Studio for thousands of hours every day. They have partnered with Microsoft to offer Lightstream Studio to millions of Xbox and Windows streamers as part of the native OS experience – in addition to licensing their technology to major game studios and media companies.

Intradiem

Venture Round in 2015
Intradiem, Inc. specializes in intraday automation solutions for multi-channel contact centers, enhancing operational efficiency for frontline workforces across various sectors, including telecommunications, financial services, and healthcare. Founded in 1995 and based in Alpharetta, Georgia, the company offers a comprehensive Software as a Service (SaaS) platform that automates real-time management processes. This technology allows contact centers, back offices, and retail environments to adapt quickly to changing conditions, improving customer experience while reducing costs. Intradiem's solutions include task management, real-time adherence, intraday staffing, and alerts, all designed to support both in-house and remote staff. With over 250,000 frontline workers utilizing its services daily, Intradiem leverages patented AI technology to process substantial data in real-time, enabling immediate actions that enhance productivity and agent engagement. The company, formerly known as Knowlagent, Inc., rebranded in January 2013 to reflect its focus on innovative automation.

Machinima

Series E in 2015
Machinima produces and distributes video content for young males and video gamers. Its network provides various shows that include scripted series, original content, weekly and daily shows, official publisher pop culture content, and game-play videos, as well as animation, movies, and TV shows. Machinima offers its services through global distribution platforms that include YouTube, Xbox One, Xbox 360, iOS, Android, Windows, Facebook, Twitter, Google< and Instagram, as well as other devices and networks. It began operation in January 2000, with its headquarters in Los Angeles in California. It operates as a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment as of November 30, 2016.

Netuitive

Venture Round in 2014
Netuitive, Inc. provides self-learning performance management software. Its products include Netuitive Service Analyzer that automates performance management applications, as well as delivers a view of business service health in information technology silos; Netuitive SI, which automates systems threshold administration and performance management; and Netuitive SI for VMWARE, a self-learning performance management software for virtualized environments.

HealthiNation

Venture Round in 2014
HealthiNation helps and inspires people to live healthy and active lifestyles; one person, one video, and one community at a time. With over 87 million monthly video views, HealthiNation is the leading provider of engaging and informative original health video programming. HealthiNation’s award-winning video content covers everything from quitting smoking and taking up exercise, to endemic categories like diabetes and multiple sclerosis. HealthiNation was founded in 2005 and is based in New York, United States.

SimpleReach

Series A in 2014
SimpleReach, Inc. offers a platform that tracks social interactions with published content, providing insights and metrics related to social behavior. By consolidating data from various channels and sites, it delivers a comprehensive overview of content performance. The company utilizes advanced machine learning and artificial intelligence techniques to generate actionable insights, enabling marketers to refine future campaigns and assisting publishers in creating dashboards for better reporting and improvement. Clients, including major brands like Intel and Chase, depend on SimpleReach to enhance their content marketing strategies and improve return on investment. Founded in 2010 and based in New York, SimpleReach operates as a subsidiary of Nativo, Inc.

Wellspring

Venture Round in 2014
Wellspring Worldwide unifies the process of discovery for organizations that transform knowledge into innovation. Its software products, Sophia, Flintbox, and Zeto manage every step of the Knowledge Supply Chain, enabling leading companies, hospitals, and universities to harness their network of intellectual assets for competitive advantage. It was founded in 20030 and headquartered in Chicago, Illinois.

Machinima

Series D in 2014
Machinima produces and distributes video content for young males and video gamers. Its network provides various shows that include scripted series, original content, weekly and daily shows, official publisher pop culture content, and game-play videos, as well as animation, movies, and TV shows. Machinima offers its services through global distribution platforms that include YouTube, Xbox One, Xbox 360, iOS, Android, Windows, Facebook, Twitter, Google< and Instagram, as well as other devices and networks. It began operation in January 2000, with its headquarters in Los Angeles in California. It operates as a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment as of November 30, 2016.

Nerdio

Series A in 2014
Nerdio specializes in cloud-based IT services tailored for small and midsize organizations, focusing on the deployment, management, and optimization of virtual desktops within Microsoft Azure. The company offers a comprehensive suite of services, including server and desktop hosting, network design and implementation, software licensing, and network security, along with ongoing maintenance. By streamlining the management of Azure Virtual Desktop and Windows 365 through a unified platform, Nerdio enables IT professionals to efficiently deploy and oversee their cloud environments while optimizing costs. With a strong foundation of knowledge and experience, Nerdio provides reliable and secure IT solutions that meet the evolving needs of its clients.

Unitas Global

Series A in 2014
Unitas Global LLC is a provider of managed cloud and cloud connectivity solutions, primarily serving over 100 enterprise clients. Founded in 2011 and based in Los Angeles, the company specializes in designing, deploying, and managing cloud infrastructure, including hybrid and multi-cloud environments. It offers services such as global cloud access, enterprise connectivity, and remote monitoring and management. Unitas Global aims to enhance enterprise agility and efficiency through its innovative Cloud Connectivity Manager platform, which provides instant quotes for millions of fiber locations and data centers worldwide. The company collaborates with major partners including AWS, Microsoft Azure, Cisco, and Equinix to facilitate optimal cloud performance and accelerate clients' cloud journeys. In addition to its headquarters in Los Angeles, Unitas Global maintains regional offices in Chicago, New York, and London, along with support operations in Kansas City and Johnson City.

LLamasoft

Series A in 2012
LLamasoft, Inc. specializes in developing supply chain design and analysis software aimed at enhancing operational efficiency for various industries, including aerospace, automotive, healthcare, and retail. Founded in 1998 and based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the company offers a range of products such as Supply Chain Guru, a design software that helps businesses visualize and optimize their supply chains, and Transportation Guru, which focuses on transportation routing. Additionally, LLamasoft's platform leverages artificial intelligence and advanced analytics to provide insights for decision-making, enabling clients to address inefficiencies and improve cost, service, and risk management. The company's solutions have reportedly generated over $16 billion in value for its customers. LLamasoft also delivers consulting, training, and technical support services, and collaborates with humanitarian organizations to optimize health supply chains, aiming to positively impact millions of lives. As of late 2020, LLamasoft operates as a subsidiary of Coupa Software Incorporated.

eSpark

Series A in 2012
eSpark, Inc. is an educational technology company that designs and develops iPad-based applications aimed at enhancing learning for elementary school students. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Chicago, with an additional office in San Francisco, eSpark offers tools such as Frontier, which motivates students to write, and a platform that provides differentiated instruction in math and English Language Arts (ELA). The company's mission is to create a student-centered learning experience that allows every student, regardless of their background, to achieve their academic goals and realize their potential. By curating personalized learning resources, eSpark enables teachers to address the diverse needs of their students, thereby transforming traditional classrooms through technology.

ZEFR

Series C in 2012
ZEFR is a video advertising company that specializes in creating targeted video ad placements using proprietary technology. The company offers custom packages that combine advanced technology with human oversight to select individual videos, ensuring that brands can scale their video ad campaigns safely and effectively. ZEFR has access to extensive data, surpassing that of any YouTube partner, which allows it to improve outcomes for content owners and brands alike. By aligning the right advertisements with relevant content on preferred platforms, ZEFR enhances audience engagement and optimizes advertising performance.

AwesomenessTV

Series A in 2012
AwesomenessTV Holdings, LLC is a multi-platform media company based in Santa Monica, California, primarily targeting the global Gen Z audience. It operates as a subsidiary of Viacom International Inc. The company encompasses a variety of brands and services, including AwesomenessTV, a prominent source of original programming, and the ATV Network, which functions as a community-based multi-channel network featuring over 90,000 channels. AwesomenessTV also includes Big Frame, an influencer talent management company, as well as DreamWorksTV, Awestruck, and Awesomeness Films. In addition to its content offerings, the company is involved in consumer products, music, and branded entertainment. Founded by Brian Robbins and Joe Davola, AwesomenessTV has established itself as a significant player in the digital media landscape.

Poptent

Venture Round in 2012
Poptent is a social video marketing platform that connects brand advertisers and agencies with professional and freelance videographers to create and manage video projects. Established in 2007 by Rick Parkhill and based in Philadelphia, Poptent offers a suite of productivity tools that enable videographers to build portfolios and collaborate on projects. The platform supports various production capabilities, including short commercials and longer advertorials, while facilitating collaboration through threaded discussions, file sharing, and private video sharing options. Members can stay connected through RSS feeds and activity monitoring features. Poptent also includes an HD-ready video player for efficient viewing and uploading, and it integrates seamlessly with popular social networks like Twitter and YouTube. The platform serves a diverse clientele, including prominent brands such as General Mills, Coca-Cola, and Netflix, providing them with tailored solutions for developing branded content.

DramaFever

Series B in 2012
DramaFever Corp. distributes online video and international televised content for customers worldwide. The company engages in streaming movies, documentaries, and TV shows on demand with professional subtitles. Its library also includes Korean dramas, Latin American telenovelas, a range of Asian TV shows and movies, and kids programming in multiple languages. The company also provides advertising opportunities. DramaFever Corp. was founded in 2009 and is based in New York, New York. As of October 31, 2014, DramaFever Corp. operates as a subsidiary of SoftBank Internet and Media, Inc. As of February 29, 2016, DramaFever Corp. operates as a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc..

Machinima

Series C in 2012
Machinima produces and distributes video content for young males and video gamers. Its network provides various shows that include scripted series, original content, weekly and daily shows, official publisher pop culture content, and game-play videos, as well as animation, movies, and TV shows. Machinima offers its services through global distribution platforms that include YouTube, Xbox One, Xbox 360, iOS, Android, Windows, Facebook, Twitter, Google< and Instagram, as well as other devices and networks. It began operation in January 2000, with its headquarters in Los Angeles in California. It operates as a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment as of November 30, 2016.

DataPop

Series B in 2012
DataPop, Inc. provides OmniAds, a platform that delivers optimized ads for various retail customers across search, shopping, and social channels. Its OmniAds helps retailers to better merchandise their products in product listing ads and comparison shopping engines; and connects advertiser messages to users’ intent. The company was founded in 2008 and is based in Los Angeles, California with additional offices in New York, Austin, and Phoenix. As of February 17, 2015, DataPop, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Criteo SA.

Kollective

Series C in 2012
Kollective Technology, Inc. offers cloud-based enterprise video applications designed to enhance employee engagement through live and on-demand video content. The company's platform includes various solutions such as Webcaster, which allows users to create self-service webcasts; a Software-Defined Enterprise Content Delivery Network (SD ECDN) that facilitates large-scale video streaming without straining network resources; Mediacenter, an employee video portal; and Kollective IQ, a data analytics dashboard. By utilizing existing network infrastructure, Kollective's technology helps organizations effectively manage bandwidth while delivering video content and software. Founded in 2000 and based in Bend, Oregon, the company serves enterprise customers both in the United States and internationally.

Eved

Series B in 2012
Eved, L.L.C. operates an online platform designed to streamline the buying and selling processes in the events industry, focusing on automation for accounts payable and payment processing. Founded in 2010 and based in Chicago, the company offers several key solutions, including EvedPay, which simplifies invoice management and payments; EvedMarketplace, a directory connecting event buyers, suppliers, and industry experts; and EvedSource, a supplier relationship management tool. Eved aims to bridge the gaps between procurement, event planners, finance, and suppliers, enhancing overall event quality. The platform has gained traction among prominent organizations within the $263 billion meetings and events sector, boasting over 2,500 users, including Fortune 500 companies, third-party meeting planners, hotels, and various suppliers.
BidPal has rebranded as OneCause. Raise more money and reach more donors with OneCause Fundraising Software and BidPal Mobile Bidding. Located in the technology hub of Indianapolis, OneCause has been recognized on the Inc. 500 list of Fastest Growing Companies and has received a Techpoint MIRA award for Mobile Technology Excellence & Innovation. The company’s fundraising technology includes: Mobile Bidding, Online Fundraising, Peer to Peer Fundraising, Event Software, Payment Processing, Online Ticketing, Mobile Donations, Text2Give, and Registration and Checkout software.

ZEFR

Series B in 2011
ZEFR is a video advertising company that specializes in creating targeted video ad placements using proprietary technology. The company offers custom packages that combine advanced technology with human oversight to select individual videos, ensuring that brands can scale their video ad campaigns safely and effectively. ZEFR has access to extensive data, surpassing that of any YouTube partner, which allows it to improve outcomes for content owners and brands alike. By aligning the right advertisements with relevant content on preferred platforms, ZEFR enhances audience engagement and optimizes advertising performance.

ReachForce

Venture Round in 2011
ReachForce, Inc. specializes in business-to-business (B2B) data quality management solutions tailored for the sales and marketing sector. Founded in 2001 and based in Austin, Texas, the company offers a suite of cloud-based tools, including SmartSuite and SmartForms, which enhance data verification, standardization, and enrichment. These tools help businesses optimize marketing strategies such as account-based marketing, segmentation, and personalization. Additionally, ReachForce provides various services, including real-time data enrichment, data cleansing, and analytics, addressing data completeness challenges to improve lead conversion rates. The company serves a diverse client base, including prominent firms like Box.net, Citrix Online, and TripAdvisor, enabling them to streamline their marketing initiatives and accelerate revenue growth. As of June 2019, ReachForce operates as a subsidiary of Leadspace, Inc.

Playcast Media

Series B in 2011
Playcast Media Systems brings video games to the world's largest media distribution platform Pay TV networks. The company's solution includes a head-end based system, which streams a game's audiovisual content as a standard MPEG stream, as well as the provisioning of the content and programming itself. Playcast's media streaming systems, located in operators headends, host the games and stream them over the existing video network to an already distributed base of set-top boxes. Playcast is a privately owned, venture capital backed company, based in Israel and the UK.

Poptent

Series A in 2010
Poptent is a social video marketing platform that connects brand advertisers and agencies with professional and freelance videographers to create and manage video projects. Established in 2007 by Rick Parkhill and based in Philadelphia, Poptent offers a suite of productivity tools that enable videographers to build portfolios and collaborate on projects. The platform supports various production capabilities, including short commercials and longer advertorials, while facilitating collaboration through threaded discussions, file sharing, and private video sharing options. Members can stay connected through RSS feeds and activity monitoring features. Poptent also includes an HD-ready video player for efficient viewing and uploading, and it integrates seamlessly with popular social networks like Twitter and YouTube. The platform serves a diverse clientele, including prominent brands such as General Mills, Coca-Cola, and Netflix, providing them with tailored solutions for developing branded content.

Kollective

Series B in 2010
Kollective Technology, Inc. offers cloud-based enterprise video applications designed to enhance employee engagement through live and on-demand video content. The company's platform includes various solutions such as Webcaster, which allows users to create self-service webcasts; a Software-Defined Enterprise Content Delivery Network (SD ECDN) that facilitates large-scale video streaming without straining network resources; Mediacenter, an employee video portal; and Kollective IQ, a data analytics dashboard. By utilizing existing network infrastructure, Kollective's technology helps organizations effectively manage bandwidth while delivering video content and software. Founded in 2000 and based in Bend, Oregon, the company serves enterprise customers both in the United States and internationally.

TopSchool

Series C in 2010
TopSchool provides a Student Lifecycle Management System – which consists of a student information system at its core, and is complemented by a student portal, a CRM, , and a Reporting/Business Intelligence suite. This offering provides an institution with key insights into their business – insight that can significantly impact lead conversion and student retention efforts.

Geodelic Systems

Series B in 2010
Geodelic Systems, Inc. offers a comprehensive white-label platform designed to enhance consumer engagement through mobile and desktop web applications. Founded in 2007 and based in Los Angeles, California, the company provides tools like GeoBuys, which enables merchants to manage offers and access real-time analytics, and GeoGuides, which assists businesses in creating mobile content to drive commerce activities. Geodelic's platform supports targeted consumer offer discovery and contextual targeting, making it a valuable resource for mobile operators and enterprises across the United States, Europe, and Asia. Notable clients include Verizon, Korea Telecom, Universal Studios, and Clear Channel. The company is backed by investors such as Clearstone Venture Partners, Shasta Ventures, and MK Capital.

Netuitive

Venture Round in 2010
Netuitive, Inc. provides self-learning performance management software. Its products include Netuitive Service Analyzer that automates performance management applications, as well as delivers a view of business service health in information technology silos; Netuitive SI, which automates systems threshold administration and performance management; and Netuitive SI for VMWARE, a self-learning performance management software for virtualized environments.

Machinima

Series A in 2009
Machinima produces and distributes video content for young males and video gamers. Its network provides various shows that include scripted series, original content, weekly and daily shows, official publisher pop culture content, and game-play videos, as well as animation, movies, and TV shows. Machinima offers its services through global distribution platforms that include YouTube, Xbox One, Xbox 360, iOS, Android, Windows, Facebook, Twitter, Google< and Instagram, as well as other devices and networks. It began operation in January 2000, with its headquarters in Los Angeles in California. It operates as a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment as of November 30, 2016.

Generate

Series A in 2009
Generate is a production and management company focused on developing entertainment properties for the Millennial audience across various media platforms. The company produces professionally crafted content that transitions seamlessly from broadband to television, film, and publishing. Generate also integrates the advertising, technology, and entertainment sectors. Additionally, it has a talent management division representing a diverse group of professionals, including actors, comedians, writers, producers, and directors. Through Generate Insight, its market research division, the company collects and analyzes data specifically related to Millennial preferences and trends, enhancing its understanding of this key demographic.

Machinima

Series A in 2008
Machinima produces and distributes video content for young males and video gamers. Its network provides various shows that include scripted series, original content, weekly and daily shows, official publisher pop culture content, and game-play videos, as well as animation, movies, and TV shows. Machinima offers its services through global distribution platforms that include YouTube, Xbox One, Xbox 360, iOS, Android, Windows, Facebook, Twitter, Google< and Instagram, as well as other devices and networks. It began operation in January 2000, with its headquarters in Los Angeles in California. It operates as a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Entertainment as of November 30, 2016.

HealthiNation

Series B in 2008
HealthiNation helps and inspires people to live healthy and active lifestyles; one person, one video, and one community at a time. With over 87 million monthly video views, HealthiNation is the leading provider of engaging and informative original health video programming. HealthiNation’s award-winning video content covers everything from quitting smoking and taking up exercise, to endemic categories like diabetes and multiple sclerosis. HealthiNation was founded in 2005 and is based in New York, United States.

Kollective

Acquisition in 2008
Kollective Technology, Inc. offers cloud-based enterprise video applications designed to enhance employee engagement through live and on-demand video content. The company's platform includes various solutions such as Webcaster, which allows users to create self-service webcasts; a Software-Defined Enterprise Content Delivery Network (SD ECDN) that facilitates large-scale video streaming without straining network resources; Mediacenter, an employee video portal; and Kollective IQ, a data analytics dashboard. By utilizing existing network infrastructure, Kollective's technology helps organizations effectively manage bandwidth while delivering video content and software. Founded in 2000 and based in Bend, Oregon, the company serves enterprise customers both in the United States and internationally.

DBS Communications

Series D in 2007
DBS Communications is a leading independent mobile virtual network operator (MVNO). DBS products operate on several wireless and long distance carrier networks, using a wide variety of GSM, TDMA, and CDMA handsets. DBS creates branded product lines of its own for specific distribution channels and enables wireless product offerings for other distribution companies, carriers, and market segments. As a leading independent provider of prepaid wireless services, the Company has developed a portfolio of innovative proprietary technologies that enable carrier networks with “alternative payment” wireless products for multiple channel partners and for targeted niche market segments.

Netuitive

Series D in 2007
Netuitive, Inc. provides self-learning performance management software. Its products include Netuitive Service Analyzer that automates performance management applications, as well as delivers a view of business service health in information technology silos; Netuitive SI, which automates systems threshold administration and performance management; and Netuitive SI for VMWARE, a self-learning performance management software for virtualized environments.

Junction Solutions

Venture Round in 2007
Junction Solutions is a single-source provider of vertical-specific applications and consulting services for the Food & Beverage, Retail, Consumer-Packaged Goods (CPG) and Life Sciences industries. Their industry-focused solutions empower B2B and B2C companies to sell, service, grow and thrive. Founded in 2002, Junction Solutions has built a solid reputation for offering continuous innovation in industry-specific solution suites for Food & Beverage, Retail, CPG, and Life Sciences businesses, while providing superior support and customer service, backed by global technology leader, Microsoft. Their experienced management team brings to the table decades of hands-on leadership expertise in software application development, business consulting planning and implementation, and an extensive understanding of their key vertical industries. With this expertise, Junction Solutions is able to build strong partnerships with their customers to maximize their technology investment. As a leading Microsoft Partner and recipient of numerous industry awards, Junction Solutions leverages Microsoft’s leading enterprise resource planning platform, Microsoft Dynamics AX, and other Microsoft-centric tools to help customers stay competitive in a constantly changing environment. Their solutions are flexible, scalable and specific to each industry they serve, giving their customers the resources they need to manage growth and maximize profits. They believe in a consultative approach to business management, working in tandem with each customer to offer best practice solutions to unique industry challenges. Their customers benefit from their commitment to increasing their return on investment today and in the future. Junction Solutions is headquartered in Denver, Colorado and maintains several corporate offices throughout the country, including California and Georgia.

HealthiNation

Series A in 2007
HealthiNation helps and inspires people to live healthy and active lifestyles; one person, one video, and one community at a time. With over 87 million monthly video views, HealthiNation is the leading provider of engaging and informative original health video programming. HealthiNation’s award-winning video content covers everything from quitting smoking and taking up exercise, to endemic categories like diabetes and multiple sclerosis. HealthiNation was founded in 2005 and is based in New York, United States.

Buzz Media

Series A in 2006
Buzzmedia is an entertainment publisher focused on pop culture, music, and celebrity content. Based on concepts on social media, its platform enables brand advertisers to access and engage audiences using a combination of professional editorial, expert opinion, user contributions, and customized marketing solutions.

Apex Learning

Series B in 2006
Apex Learning is the leading provider of digital curriculum for secondary education to the nation's school districts. The company's comprehensive, standards-based online courses help schools successfully engage all students in rigorous coursework and prepare them for high school graduation and beyond.

NBX

Series A in 2006
NBX Inc. is an online sports entertainment company offering the first head-to-head fantasy sportsbook integrated with an activity-based social network and "tell it like it is" sports media. The NBX Fantasy Sportsbook(TM) lets fans "wager" against their buddies using NBX points, not their hard-earned cash. It's real sporting events, real Vegas odds and the real action of a casino sportsbook. The sports-based social network allows sports fans to make new connections with other fans as well as challenge friends and rivals of their favorite teams. It's free to join and free to play. Uninhibited, original sports media provides unique commentary and insight that can't be found in the mainstream media.

Blue Frog Media

Series A in 2005
Blue Frog Mobile is doing business as Blue Frog Media, Inc. The company engages in the creation and distribution of text channels.

BladeLogic

Series D in 2005
BladeLogic, prior to its acquisition by BMC in 2008, specialized in data center automation solutions tailored for IT organizations. Its offerings facilitated the optimization of IT infrastructure through dynamic policies that connected personnel, management tasks, and configuration data. This integration allowed for a more agile and efficient IT environment, addressing the comprehensive lifecycle of data center management. BladeLogic served a diverse clientele, including enterprises, service providers, and government agencies, providing the tools necessary for effective data center operations.

Smoothstone

Series A in 2005
Smoothstone IP Communications, Inc. operates as an IP communications provider for medium-sized enterprises in the United States, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Greece, and the Netherlands. It offers a platform that provides centrally managed solutions, including VoIP over a private and nationwide network. The company provides Smoothstone DRS, a cloud-based disaster recovery solution with call control and unified communications tools for Avaya Unified Communications environments to define the policies and procedures; and Mobile Connect, an application for Apple's iPhone that allows enterprises to offer corporate communications services to mobile employees. It also offers its cloud-based enterprise communications applications and services in the European markets, including the United Kingdom, France, Germany, and Switzerland. The company has a strategic partnership with Logista. Smoothstone IP Communications, Inc. was formerly known as Teledvance Communications, Inc. The company was founded in 2000 and is based in Louisville, Kentucky.

Klir

Series A in 2005
Klir Inc., doing business as Klir, develops an application to manage compliance for all water providers. The company’s platform gathers, monitors and analyses regulatory compliance data, all in one easy-to-use web-based application. The company was incorporated in 2018 and is based in Wilmington, Delaware with location in Toronto, Canada; and Dublin, Ireland.

Kollective

Venture Round in 2004
Kollective Technology, Inc. offers cloud-based enterprise video applications designed to enhance employee engagement through live and on-demand video content. The company's platform includes various solutions such as Webcaster, which allows users to create self-service webcasts; a Software-Defined Enterprise Content Delivery Network (SD ECDN) that facilitates large-scale video streaming without straining network resources; Mediacenter, an employee video portal; and Kollective IQ, a data analytics dashboard. By utilizing existing network infrastructure, Kollective's technology helps organizations effectively manage bandwidth while delivering video content and software. Founded in 2000 and based in Bend, Oregon, the company serves enterprise customers both in the United States and internationally.

BladeLogic

Series C in 2004
BladeLogic, prior to its acquisition by BMC in 2008, specialized in data center automation solutions tailored for IT organizations. Its offerings facilitated the optimization of IT infrastructure through dynamic policies that connected personnel, management tasks, and configuration data. This integration allowed for a more agile and efficient IT environment, addressing the comprehensive lifecycle of data center management. BladeLogic served a diverse clientele, including enterprises, service providers, and government agencies, providing the tools necessary for effective data center operations.

Multicast Media

Venture Round in 2004
Multicast Media offers an online video platform that enables organizations to prepare, manage, and publish live and on-demand video, audio, and multimedia presentations. Serving over 2,300 clients, the company provides solutions tailored to meet the diverse communication needs of businesses, educational institutions, and other entities. The Multicast Media Suite allows users to capture and stream live events as well as make content available on-demand, facilitating effective engagement with audiences via the internet and mobile devices. Additionally, the company's MediaTag feature enhances content discoverability by using metadata to improve exposure to viewers and search engines. With a focus on maximizing the value of multimedia content, Multicast Media is committed to helping organizations inform, educate, and inspire their stakeholders.

Concord Music

Series B in 1996
Concord Music Group is an independent music label and rights management company headquartered in Beverly Hills, California. Founded in 1969, it oversees a diverse portfolio of well-known music labels, including Concord Records, Concord Jazz, Fantasy, Rounder, and Stax. The company is involved in the management and acquisition of sound recordings and music publishing, and it represents a variety of artistic works, including plays and musicals. In addition to its label operations, Concord organizes music tours for artists and licenses music for various media applications, such as films, television shows, video games, and ringtones. Concord Music Group was acquired by Concord Bicycle Music in 2015 and continues to play a significant role in the music industry.
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