Service Provider Capital is a Colorado-based venture capital firm, founded in 2014, that focuses on co-investments in Seed and Series A rounds led by institutional venture funds. It leverages extensive networks of limited partners and CEOs to expand portfolio companies' reach to investors, customers, and strategic partners, offering access to expertise and resources without restrictive terms or special rights, and emphasizes responsive, timely support, including covering its own legal fees to empower portfolio companies for growth.

Kinetic Ventures is a venture capital firm founded in 1983 with offices in Atlanta, Georgia and Maryland. It concentrates on early-stage investments in technology and clean-tech companies, including communications, information technology, broadband, mobility, and smart grid, as well as enterprise software and related IT solutions. The firm typically invests between 2 million and 10 million dollars per company and participates in seed, growth, and later stages where appropriate, often seeking a board seat. It supports growth through active engagement and aims for exits via initial public offerings or acquisitions. The approach emphasizes collaboration with industry thought leaders and a principled culture focused on knowledge, integrity, and community.

Mosley Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, that backs early-stage technology startups in the Southeast. The firm concentrates on security software, mobility and wireless, big data, and healthcare information technology. It was founded by managing partner Sig Mosley, whose decades-long track record includes investing in startups since 1990 and guiding numerous liquidity events, underscoring deep regional expertise and hands-on support for portfolio companies.

Atlanta Ventures is a venture capital firm and venture studio based in Atlanta, Georgia. Founded in 2012, it focuses on supporting startups in SaaS and technology, particularly B2B SaaS, healthcare, and AI. The organization provides capital, community, and hands-on support to founders through an in-house venture studio that collaborates with entrepreneurs to co-found companies and offers a founder toolkit. It funds early-stage ventures, hosts pitch practice sessions and events, and maintains an active portfolio across the Southeast to bolster Atlanta’s startup ecosystem and company creation.

GRA Venture Fund is a venture capital firm headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. It makes seed- and early-stage investments in Georgia-origin startups, with a focus on science and technology companies emerging from the state’s universities and the Georgia Research Alliance’s commercialization efforts. The fund backs ventures across technology, life sciences, manufacturing, and agriculture, and operates as a public-private investment vehicle in Georgia. Its portfolio includes entities advancing toward market, such as EarliTec DX, which has FDA clearance in autism detection. Investors include the State of Georgia, private individuals, corporations, and foundations. The firm leverages deep experience in technology entrepreneurship to accelerate innovation and commercialization for its portfolio companies.

BLH Venture Partners is a venture capital firm founded in 2009 and based in Atlanta, Georgia. It focuses on partnering with entrepreneurs who demonstrate strong execution in growing markets, leveraging relevant experience, insights, or relationships. The firm emphasizes long-term partnerships with portfolio companies and the markets they serve, and targets investments in consumer internet, technology-enabled services, digital media, e-commerce, enterprise technology, and software sectors.

Tech Square Ventures is a Georgia-based venture capital firm focused on seed and early-stage technology companies, notably in enterprise software, marketplaces, AI-enabled services, logistics and related sectors. Based in Atlanta, it emphasizes a founder-first approach and partners with entrepreneurs to provide access to markets and customers through a strategic network of corporate, university and ecosystem relationships that help accelerate go-to-market strategies. The firm backs companies in the Southeast and Georgia, including Atlanta, and engages in co-investments while supporting university research spinouts with defensible IP. Investment sizes vary by stage, with seed investments reported in roughly $0.25 million to $3 million. Tech Square Ventures differentiates itself by combining capital with access to customer needs, corporate partners and resources to help large corporations adopt innovative solutions.

Silicon Road Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta that invests in innovative companies at the intersection of commerce and technology. It backs startups in information technology, retail, e-commerce, consumer non-durables, and related sectors to transform the future of commerce. The firm pursues an ecosystem approach, linking entrepreneurs, retailers, enterprise organizations, investors, startups, and academics to advance global commerce technology across e-commerce, retail, and consumer goods. Its portfolio and interests include areas such as text message payment platforms, sustainable shipping, machine vision and robotics, and shopper marketing platforms for retail, with a global reach that includes partnerships beyond the United States. Silicon Road Ventures seeks new opportunities, emphasizes collaboration, and aims to empower retailers and innovators to shape the future of commerce.

Overline is an Atlanta-based venture capital firm focused on early-stage investments from concept through seed in startups across Atlanta and the Southeast. It typically makes first checks from $250,000 to $1.5 million and emphasizes a people-first approach, drawing on founders' experiences to provide practical support and an unfair advantage, aided by a network of Operating Partners who actively assist portfolio companies. The firm maintains a generalist stance across industries and often leads or co-leads rounds, offering strategic guidance, product development, go-to-market advice, and scaling support through its operators and advisors for long-term company building. Notable portfolio companies include The Zero Proof, Relay Payments, Acclinate, Kayhan Space, PadSplit, and Sola. Overline seeks to broaden its coverage through Venture Scouts in university ecosystems in several Southeast cities and welcomes pitch submissions from promising startups.

Engage is a Southeast-based innovation platform and corporate venture ecosystem that connects startups with enterprise partners to accelerate product development and adoption within large organizations. It operates with guidance from the Enterprise Innovation Institute at Georgia Tech and supports collaborators in identifying trends, incubating new businesses, and validating acquisition strategies. The program portfolio includes a 10-week Enterprise Accelerator and an expert network linking founders with investors and executives, complemented by curated events to foster knowledge sharing. Engage has 122 portfolio companies and partnerships with 16 global corporations and research universities, and has contributed to more than 2,000 jobs and over $3.1 billion in follow-on capital. Backed by a coalition of corporate sponsors such as AT&T, Chick-fil-A, Cox Enterprises, Delta Air Lines, Georgia-Pacific, The Home Depot, UPS, and others, Engage aims to help startups scale within enterprise environments by connecting them to decision-makers and resources.

TechOperators is a venture capital firm founded in 2008 and based in Atlanta, Georgia. It focuses on early-stage cybersecurity startups, providing strategic guidance and operational support from product design through scaling, drawing on founders' and operators' experience to inform investment decisions. The firm emphasizes deep domain knowledge, a collaborative approach, and a strong network to help portfolio companies achieve durable growth. TechOperators invests across the United States and has backed category-defining cybersecurity teams, having led Spectrum's seed round. Notable portfolio companies include Phantom Cyber, Flashpoint, BlackCloak, and Todyl, reflecting a track record of supporting enduring security solutions.

Khosla Ventures is a California-based venture capital firm that invests in technology companies across stages, with a focus on artificial intelligence, healthcare, sustainability, climate tech, digital health, and consumer technology. Based in Menlo Park, the firm seeks startups with innovative technologies or business models and provides strategic guidance to help build lasting companies, offering active support to founders to accelerate growth and scale in both early- and later-stage opportunities.

Right Side Capital Management is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm that targets early-stage, capital-efficient technology startups. Using a quantitative, data-driven approach, it makes rapid funding decisions for companies that are pre-product-market fit or early in their development, often with small rounds and modest valuations. The firm emphasizes speed and transparency, typically delivering a yes or no decision within weeks, and it seeks to build ultra-diversified portfolios across many portfolio companies. Beyond capital, it provides substantial post-investment mentorship and operational support, including guidance on sales and marketing and other growth functions, leveraging the founders' decades of tech experience and an expansive network. Investments span the United States and Canada, with activity focused on technology-enabled companies across these markets. Since its founding in 2012, Right Side Capital positions itself as funding startups that are underserved by traditional professional investors, operating like an operating company rather than a conventional VC and aiming to help founders accelerate fundraising and scale their ventures.

Founders Fund is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm that provides funding across all stages to science and technology companies pursuing transformative innovations. The firm backs startups addressing complex problems in areas such as aerospace, artificial intelligence, energy, health, cybersecurity, data analytics, and software, and has supported notable portfolio companies including SpaceX, Palantir, Facebook and Airbnb. Founders Fund emphasizes a founder-friendly approach that aims to offer substantial support with minimal interference, while potentially deploying capital globally as needed. The firm seeks to invest in companies with the potential to reshape industries and the future through advanced engineering, manufacturing, and information technology.

Noro-Moseley Partners is an Atlanta-based private equity and venture capital firm, founded in 1983, that backs technology and healthcare companies at seed, early-stage and growth stages in the United States. Based in Atlanta with an office in Alpharetta, the firm has invested in more than 200 startups and growth-stage companies across technology, healthcare and business services, and it focuses on opportunities in the Southeastern United States, particularly Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, Texas and surrounding markets. Noro-Moseley Partners typically engages with portfolio companies through active support, including board participation, and pursues a mix of investments spanning seed to later-stage rounds in sectors such as software, cybersecurity, cloud services, data, healthcare IT, and related tech-enabled businesses. The firm avoids pure drug development opportunities and emphasizes durable unit economics and rapid scale.

Internet Initiatives Development Fund is a Moscow-based venture capital fund in Russia focused on early-stage technology companies. Since its founding in 2013, it has invested in 402 tech startups and backs ventures at pre-seed, seed, and Series A rounds with typical investment sizes ranging from 2.5 million to 324 million rubles. The fund provides both financial backing and expert support to help startups grow, and it pursues a mission to make Russia more attractive for tech entrepreneurs by making the venture market understandable and accessible. In addition to investments, IIDF runs educational programs and advocates regulatory initiatives to promote transparency and effective cooperation among entrepreneurs, investors, and state agencies in the Russian online projects ecosystem.

Fearless Fund is a venture capital firm dedicated to supporting women of color entrepreneurs. It invests in women-led businesses at pre-seed, seed, and Series A stages, with a focus on unlocking access to capital for under-resourced founders. Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, the firm aims to close the funding gap for women of color and to help scalable, high-growth companies flourish within the community.

Panoramic Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, Georgia.

Superangel is a Tallinn-based venture capital firm founded by tech entrepreneurs, focusing on early-stage investments in information technology with a global reach. The firm backs startups from Europe and the United States, often at pre-seed or seed stages, across sectors including artificial intelligence, robotics, mobility, fintech, software-as-a-service, blockchain, and AR/VR. It emphasizes helping portfolio companies scale through its network and resources, aiming to back builders of world-changing technology and has supported notable early-stage companies such as Bolt, Pipedrive, Grabcad, Veriff. The fund typically makes initial allocations ranging from around €0.05 million to €2 million, with follow-ons, and maintains a global orientation with offices in Tallinn and Palo Alto, reflecting international scope. It seeks to invest in companies with global market potential, including US and European markets, and has a history tied to entrepreneurs who can add value.

Valor Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, specializing in early-stage and seed investments in consumer technology, fintech, software, platform software, health care tech, and B2B AI/SaaS. The firm prioritizes backing companies with at least one female founder and supports underrepresented founders, with a focus on the Southeast and outside the Silicon Valley corridor. Valor typically makes investments in the range of about $1-2 million and aims to back companies that generate meaningful revenue as they scale. Beyond capital, the firm engages with the Southern startup ecosystem through events such as Venture Atlanta and offers resources to help fundraising, including a Southern-focused fundraising guide. Valor also operates or supports Startup Runway, a large pitch event for underrepresented founders, underscoring its commitment to inclusion and broader access to capital.

Alumni Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Manchester, New Hampshire, that aims to democratize venture investing for accredited individual investors. It provides access to venture and late-stage private market opportunities through funds, syndicates, and investment clubs, enabling co-investment alongside established venture capital firms. The firm leverages a large alumni network and offers focused funds and an educational platform (AV Academy) for venture investing, as well as resources to support startup founders. It emphasizes rigorous due diligence, transparency, and diversification across sectors, geographies, and stages. Alumni Ventures supports investors seeking curated exposure to technology, education, and other sectors through customizable portfolio options and concierge deal access. By combining strategic capital with a broad community of alumni and institutional partners, it helps individuals participate in venture deals that were traditionally accessible to institutions and high-net-worth investors.

Trind Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Tallinn, Estonia, investing across Europe in B2B, B2C, marketplaces and information and communications technology, with a focus on marketplaces, consumer solutions and product-led growth driven B2B models. The firm supports portfolio companies from initial funding through multiple rounds to drive lasting growth, guided by a team of former founders and seasoned investors who emphasize honest partnerships and a long-term approach. Trind engages with the startup community through events and has backed startups in fintech, e-commerce and healthcare, including notable portfolio companies such as Neural DSP, Yaga, Groover and Webel.

Knoll Ventures is an Atlanta-based early-stage venture capital firm that concentrates on technology-enabled, B2B companies before they reach Series A. Founded in 2011, the firm pursues investments across technology sectors, offering more than capital through strategic guidance, networking, and introductions to accelerate portfolio growth. The firm's portfolio includes several disruptive companies such as Cove.tool, a building design platform using AI to advance decarbonization, Lendflow, which provides embedded credit infrastructure for SMBs, Tourial, an interactive product tour platform, RepVue, a B2B sales organization rating platform, and ConverseNow, an AI-powered virtual ordering solution for restaurants.

Socium Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, backed by Cox Enterprises. It partners with founders to back durable, compounding growth companies across artificial intelligence and other growth sectors. The firm emphasizes long-term relationships and provides permanent capital to support companies through multiple growth stages. Its investment focus includes artificial intelligence, enterprise software, fintech and payments, government technology, healthcare services, sustainable technology, and tech-enabled services. By prioritizing durable platforms and meaningful impact, Socium Ventures seeks to back companies with potential for lasting value creation.

Harbert Management Corporation is a privately owned investment manager focused on alternative asset classes. Founded in 1993 and based in Birmingham, Alabama, it operates a global platform with investment professionals in locations across the United States and Europe. The firm allocates capital across real estate, private equity, credit, and infrastructure strategies, pursuing a disciplined, investment-first approach to balance risk and return. Its teams identify and analyze opportunities close to relevant markets and provide services that include fund management, structuring, governance, and reporting. Harbert serves foundations and endowments, pension funds, financial institutions, insurance companies, family offices, and high net worth individuals, delivering access to a diversified mix of asset classes and strategies. The firm emphasizes rigorous analysis, experienced leadership, and a long-term perspective in building value for its clients.

FinTech Ventures Fund is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, that invests in fintech, insurtech, and related financial services companies across North America. It targets early-stage and growth-stage startups, including those serving underbanked or unbanked customers, with emphasis on non-banking lending, payments, data analytics, and customer acquisition. The firm typically makes initial investments in the low-to-mid millions, with the ability to participate up to about 30 million per round, and often takes a lead or minority stake to support portfolio companies. It provides hands-on support, network access, and strategic resources to accelerate growth, and has a history of portfolio exits via acquisitions by larger financial or technology players.

Johnson Venture Partners is an Atlanta-based micro venture capital firm founded in 2015 that backs seed and early-stage startups in the Southeast United States. The firm invests across technology-driven sectors, including software, artificial intelligence, healthcare, consumer products, and related areas, and typically commits between $50,000 and $500,000 per deal, often in syndicated rounds and, on occasion, as lead or co-lead investor. It seeks to create long-term value for entrepreneurs and limited partners by providing patient capital, industry connections, and startup expertise. The team emphasizes warm introductions and a hands-on approach to support portfolio companies through early growth and potential liquidity events.

Sound Media Ventures is a venture capital firm founded in 2019 and based in Atlanta, with a presence in California and New York. It invests in early-stage technology and media companies, typically in seed to Series A rounds, and seeks opportunities across media technology, streaming, web3, blockchain, user-generated content, and related AI-enabled applications. The firm emphasizes strategic support and access to a broad investment network to help portfolio companies scale globally. Founded by Shachar Oren, Sound Media Ventures aims to back founders building scalable, defensible technologies that advance media, entertainment, and adjacent sectors.

Leaders Fund is a venture capital firm based in Toronto, with an office in Atlanta, that targets early-stage technology companies. It backs cloud software, internet security, artificial intelligence, and software-as-a-service businesses, with a focus on high-growth B2B startups. The firm adopts an operator-led, hands-on approach, providing strategic guidance and operational support throughout a company's lifecycle, from seed rounds through scale and potential acquisitions. It employs an evergreen, flexible investment model designed to align with portfolio companies on growth plans and long-term goals, and it seeks to partner with other investors to support ambitious visions in the enterprise tech space.

Forté Ventures is a Georgia-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology companies across the United States and Canada. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Atlanta, it concentrates on technology and technology-enabled services, including mobility, digital media, and financial technology. The firm collaborates with startups to support growth and market development during their formative phases.

Collab Capital is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, founded in 2019, that invests in early-stage startups across the United States in community infrastructure, economic mobility, and healthcare, with a focus on Black founders. The firm provides capital as well as mentorship, strategic guidance, and practical support, leveraging financial, human, and social capital to help portfolio companies grow revenue and profitability. Its mission centers on creating shared prosperity through sustainable, technology-enabled businesses. Collab Capital has managed over $125 million in assets and invested in more than 40 portfolio companies across 16 cities.

Acrobator Ventures is a Amsterdam-based venture capital firm with operations in Kyiv and Tbilisi, focused on early-stage technology startups from pre-seed to seed. It backs B2B and B2B2C software companies, with emphasis on AI and ML, cybersecurity, fintech, infrastructure, and data-enabled platforms, and seeks opportunities across Western and Eastern Europe and the CIS. It aims to help founders access networks, data, and markets to scale, guided by a relationship-focused approach and founder coaching, drawing on a diverse investor network for strategic support. The firm emphasizes transparency and long-term partnerships, often taking a lead role in initial rounds and supporting follow-on financing as companies grow. Its regional reach includes bridging Eastern founders to Western markets, including the United States. Focus areas also include SaaS, big data, education technology, marketing technology, e-commerce, and HR tech, leveraging operational expertise to help companies scale.

Circadian Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, founded in 2020. It invests in early-stage technology-enabled companies across the United States, partnering with exceptional entrepreneurs to build enduring businesses. The firm maintains a diverse portfolio across sectors such as artificial intelligence, data analytics, cybersecurity, fintech, healthcare IT, supply chain, geospatial data, and consumer tech, with more than 20 portfolio companies and 35 transactions. The portfolio has raised over 350 million dollars to date. Circadian Ventures focuses on helping early-stage companies scale and achieve long-term value.

SteelSky Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, founded in 2019, that focuses on early-stage investments in women's health and broader healthcare technology. The firm backs companies across consumer health, digital health, and healthcare infrastructure, with the aim of improving access, care, and outcomes. Its portfolio comprises healthcare technology ventures addressing women's health and care delivery, illustrating a commitment to supporting founders delivering innovative solutions in the sector. SteelSky Ventures pursues growth through a diversified approach to healthcare technology investing and collaborates with portfolio companies to scale impact.

Atlanta Seed Company is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, focused on early-stage technology companies in the Southeast United States. The firm historically invests in Pre-seed, Seed, and Series A rounds from its Atlanta Seed Fund II and is highly selective, making only a few investments annually. It avoids pre-revenue or pre-product startups and invites founders to submit information via an intake form for consideration.

Halogen Ventures is a Los Angeles-based venture capital firm that focuses on investing in early-stage consumer technology startups founded and led by women. The firm backs pre-seed, seed, and Series A rounds, with a hands-on approach that supports founders through their lifecycle, helping with networks, brand exposure, talent, fundraising, and strategy toward acquisition or IPO. It emphasizes partnerships with founders and provides access to expertise and connections. With a portfolio of more than 100 companies and a track record generating substantial market value, Halogen Ventures operates as a resource for female entrepreneurs in the consumer technology space.

Tachi.ai Ventures is an investment firm that supports early-stage ventures across Europe and Japan, with a focus on startups targeting Japan’s enterprise market and navigating the Europe–Japan axis. Inspired by a sumo concept, it positions itself as a hands-on partner that provides more than capital by actively engaging in growth, strategy and execution through challenging times. The firm backs ventures in sectors such as blockchain, artificial intelligence, and sustainability, and operates from offices in Tokyo, Amsterdam, San Francisco, Atlanta, Paris, Los Angeles, and Tallinn. It offers a fast track program to help startups accelerate market entry and scale, aligning founder ambitions with cross-border opportunities.

Cordova Ventures is a private equity and venture capital firm that funds privately held companies across stages—from seed and start-up to later-stage growth and small-to-medium buyouts—primarily in the United States with a Southeast emphasis. It targets sectors such as information technology, communications, industrial technologies, healthcare services, telecommunications, financial services, life sciences, and real estate development equity financing, and typically serves as a minority investor with investments generally ranging from 1 million to 5 million. Based in Georgia, the firm seeks exits in about five years through acquisition or an initial public offering.

Ellis Capital is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, founded in 2011, that pursues early-stage and opportunistic investments and provides growth equity to small and medium-sized businesses with strong earnings and growth potential. The firm backs opportunities across sectors such as media, telecommunications, internet technology, healthcare, social media, financial services, and real estate, offering strategic, operational and networking support to entrepreneurs.

Seraph Group is an early-stage venture investment firm and angel investor network that pools capital from a diverse group of business and technology leaders. It provides capital typically ranging from 50,000 to 2 million per deal and participates across financing rounds, including alongside later-stage firms. The firm targets venture-scalable opportunities rather than lifestyle businesses and relies on a professional team to manage investments while leveraging a broad network to source and support startups. Its reach spans numerous cities and continents, offering portfolio companies access to strategic guidance, expertise, and potential co-investors. Seraph Group emphasizes sectors such as aerospace, agricultural technology, biotech and healthcare, fintech, hardware, enterprise software, deeptech, consumer products, mobile apps, and other technology sectors in the United States. Based in Milton, Georgia, the firm has a multi-decade track record and manages funds that enable diverse investment approaches and active post-investment involvement to help companies achieve growth.

JAM FINTOP is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, founded in 2021, focused on investing in bank technology, blockchain, and related technology solutions that help financial institutions compete more effectively and better serve their customers.

Gazelle Finance is a growth-oriented private equity and venture capital firm focused on high-growth SMEs in Eurasia, with emphasis on Georgia and Armenia. It provides expansion capital through growth equity, mezzanine, and buyouts, often taking minority stakes, and pursues long-term investments of several years. The firm operates from offices in Tbilisi, Georgia, and Yerevan, Armenia, and targets industries such as agribusiness, light manufacturing, transportation and logistics, healthcare and education, hospitality and tourism, and retail and trade services, while avoiding weapons, tobacco, hard alcohol and gambling. Gazelle Finance emphasizes job creation and close collaboration with management to scale companies toward market leadership, and seeks to enable innovation and rapid growth through strategic partnerships.

SeedToB Capital is a venture capital firm focused on AI-enabled healthcare technology. Founded in 2021 and based in Suwanee, Georgia, it invests in healthcare technology startups and provides value-added support to seed and Series A companies to guide them toward Series B funding. Drawing on the founders’ experience from Jvion, a prescriptive AI company, SeedToB emphasizes understanding healthcare stakeholder priorities, enabling strategic introductions, and proactive roadblock mitigation. The firm leverages its network and tactical expertise to help portfolio companies achieve significant growth, with investments across Moonlight Therapeutics, Scripta Insights, Biotia, TERN Group, AngelEye Health, OncoLens, and Cybersenz.

Genius Guild is a venture studio and investment platform that supports Black entrepreneurs building scalable businesses and aims to address inequities in capitalism. Through a market-driven approach, it provides creation and funding resources to develop ventures that serve Black communities and beyond, applying an investment lens focused on inclusive growth. The company was founded by Kathryn Finney, a notable figure in tech and entrepreneurship, and operates to generate value for communities, founders, and investors.

Sturgeon Capital is a global investment firm and asset manager based in London, focused on supporting technology-led businesses in emerging and frontier markets. It provides venture funding and growth capital, investing in fintech, B2B software, and marketplace startups. The firm maintains a multi-city footprint with offices in London, Almaty, Astana, Tashkent, Tbilisi, Karachi, and Dhaka, and seeks to foster transformative growth by backing ambitious teams across dynamic economies.

Mailchimp is an AI-powered marketing platform for small businesses that blends email and SMS marketing, automation, content creation, and audience management to help grow revenue. It supports multichannel campaigns across email, social media, landing pages, ads, and websites from a single interface, and offers a drag-and-drop editor, powerful analytics, and 300+ integrations. The platform enables customers to grow their audience, optimize campaigns, and improve deliverability, serving more than 12 million customers globally.

Shadow Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, with an additional office in Chicago, focused on seed and early-stage technology-enabled startups in the built environment, including ConstructionTech and PropTech, as well as related real estate, infrastructure, and sustainability sectors. It targets underserved AEC and CRE tech markets and seeks equity investments typically between $0.5 million and $1 million per deal, with $1–2 million reserved for follow-ons. The team draws on deep construction and real estate tech experience, including BIM, and leverages a network of strategic partners in construction and real estate to help portfolio companies scale. Since its founding, the firm has deployed over $20 million across numerous early-stage investments in the United States.

Sigma Prime Ventures is a Boston-based venture capital firm, founded in 2012, with an additional office in New York City, focused on early-stage technology investments. It concentrates on software as a service, cloud, mobile, artificial intelligence, disruptive technologies, and technology-enabled services, with an emphasis on opportunities along the East Coast, including Boston, New York, and Atlanta. The team leverages founders’ and operators’ experience, having started or cofounded multiple companies and steered ventures resulting in exits valued at over $4.2 billion. The firm provides strategic and tactical guidance to early-stage companies and connects them to a broad business network. Sigma Prime Ventures operates as a registered investment adviser, aligning with professional standards in its investment activities.

Chattanooga Renaissance Fund is an angel investment group based in Chattanooga, Tennessee. It funds seed and early-stage companies in Tennessee and surrounding markets, including Knoxville, Nashville, and the northern Atlanta area. The fund seeks to spur entrepreneurship and economic growth by providing capital and mentorship that complement early concept development, leveraging a regional network of mentors and investors. It emphasizes collaboration with other Southern funds and supports startups across diverse sectors such as technology, software, manufacturing, consumer goods, and healthcare, helping founders scale and connect with experienced guidance beyond initial funding.

Teall Investments, founded by Ben C. Sutton, Jr. in 2017, is a privately held portfolio of investments in innovative lifestyle brands and services with high growth potential. Headquartered in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, with additional offices in Atlanta and San Francisco, Teall Investments is led by a team of experienced executives. The company focuses on partnering with brands that offer unique market opportunities and have the potential for significant growth in the lifestyle sector.