Norwest is a venture capital and growth equity investment firm that focuses on venture and growth-stage companies. Since its inception, it has invested in more than 600 companies and partnered with over 140 active companies across its venture and growth equity portfolio. The firm backs early to late-stage companies across sectors with a focus on consumer, enterprise, and healthcare, and it provides a deep network of connections, operating experience, and a broad range of services to help CEOs and founders scale their businesses.

Service Provider Capital is a venture capital firm established in 2014 and based in Golden, Colorado, with operations in Vail, Colorado. The firm co-invests in Seed and Series A rounds led by institutional venture funds and maintains six regional funds covering Rocky Mountain and View regions across Midwest, New England, Southeast, Texas, and the Pacific Northwest. It has a portfolio of more than 600 companies and a network of over 400 strategic investors, connecting portfolio companies to potential investors, customers, and partners. Service Provider Capital emphasizes timely support and accessibility, covering its own legal fees to expedite processes and offering investment terms that avoid restrictive rights. It operates as an independent entity not affiliated with its portfolio companies.

TTV Capital is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, Georgia that specializes in early-stage fintech and financial services technology investments. The firm makes equity investments in private companies, supporting startups across banking, payments, capital markets, data analytics, financial services software, asset management, and related IT services. It backs B2B and B2C fintech ventures with a focus on technology-enabled financial services, including software, data processing, security, cloud infrastructure, and embedded finance. Typical check sizes range from the low millions, targeting annual revenues in the mid to high single digits. The firm emphasizes founder-friendly relationships and leverages deep industry knowledge and connections to support portfolio companies, which span payments, banking, investing, crypto, and other fintech sub-sectors.

Kinetic Ventures is a United States-based venture capital firm established in 1983 that concentrates on early-stage investments in technology-driven companies. The firm focuses on communications, information technology, and power and clean technology, supporting opportunities in areas such as last-mile connectivity, mobile platforms, security and identity management, smart grid, and efficient energy solutions. It maintains offices in Chevy Chase, Maryland and Atlanta, Georgia, and primarily backs United States-based startups, with selective opportunities abroad. Typical investments range from two to ten million dollars, and the firm often seeks a board seat to guide portfolio companies. Exits are pursued through initial public offerings or acquisitions.

BIP Capital is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, Georgia. Founded in 2016, it makes investments in startup companies across seed, early, and later stages, focusing on business products and services, consumer products and services, financial services, healthcare, information technology, technology, media, telecom, and SaaS in the Southeast and Midwest. The firm emphasizes partnering with entrepreneurs to provide capital and strategic support, leveraging its networks and experience to help portfolio companies grow and create long-term value.

Atlanta Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, established in 2012. It concentrates on investing in software-as-a-service and technology companies and supports founders through community, content, and capital, including an in-house Studio that co-founds companies with entrepreneurs to address large-scale problems.

Tech Square Ventures is an Atlanta-based venture capital firm that makes seed- and early-stage investments in technology companies, including enterprise software, marketplaces, platforms, and tech-enabled services. The firm targets opportunities across the Southeast United States, with a strong emphasis on Atlanta, and leverages a strategic ecosystem network that includes Georgia Tech, corporate relationships, and academic partners to inform go-to-market and growth strategies. Tech Square Ventures partners with founders to provide capital, strategic guidance, and access to customers and markets, supporting portfolio companies through collaborations, go-to-market acceleration, and operational connections. The firm pursues co-investments and may fund university research spinouts with defensible IP. Founded in 2014, it positions itself as a partner to visionary entrepreneurs seeking to accelerate the success of innovative startups in AI, logistics, sustainability, and related tech sectors.

Mosley Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, that funds early-stage technology startups in Atlanta and the Southeast. The firm targets sectors including security software, mobility and wireless, big data, and healthcare information technology, seeking to back regional companies with growth potential. Founded in 2012, Mosley Ventures is led by managing partner Sig Mosley and supports entrepreneurs across the Southeast through seed and early-stage investments.

GRA Venture Fund is a venture capital fund based in Atlanta, Georgia, focused on financing startups emerging from Georgia universities. The fund makes seed, early-stage, and mid-stage investments in technology, life sciences, manufacturing, and agriculture companies located in Georgia. It operates in connection with GRA Ventures, the commercialization arm of the Georgia Research Alliance, and its investors include the State of Georgia, private individuals, corporations, and foundations.

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

Silicon Road Ventures is an Atlanta-based venture capital firm that invests in information technology, retail, ecommerce and consumer non-durables. Founded in 2019, it focuses on commerce-related technology and aims to empower retailers by backing transformational innovations. The firm emphasizes an ecosystem approach, connecting entrepreneurs, startups, retailers, enterprise organizations, investors and academics to advance global commerce technology across ecommerce, retail and consumer non-durables.

Engage is a corporate venture platform and venture fund that connects high-growth startups with Fortune 500 corporations and universities in the Southeast. It enables partnerships by providing access to corporate decision-makers, venture investors, and expert networks to accelerate enterprise go-to-market strategies. It operates programs such as the Enterprise Accelerator Program and cross-corporate learning initiatives, and leverages data-driven insights from Georgia Tech's Enterprise Innovation Institute to inform partners' innovation decisions. It invests in B2B enterprise technology startups across themes including customer experience, supply chain, and climate tech, aiming to bolster the Southeast innovation ecosystem. It is supported by a network of corporate partners and Georgia Tech and Tech Square Ventures.

TechOperators is a cybersecurity-focused venture capital firm based in Atlanta, founded in 2008. It invests in seed and Series A startups across the United States, prioritizing deep operational expertise and practical, conviction-based decision making. The firm targets category-defining cybersecurity companies and supports portfolio companies through growth stages with hands-on guidance, leveraging its founders, operators, and builders network to help with early customer acquisition and scaling operations.

Overline is a venture capital firm headquartered in Atlanta that invests in early-stage startups across the Southeast, with a focus on Atlanta. It makes pre-seed and seed investments, typically writing checks between $250,000 and $1.5 million. The firm pursues a founder-first approach, emphasizing vision, action, and execution, and leverages deep knowledge of the local ecosystem to support portfolio companies. It provides operational expertise and access to a broad network of operators and advisers to help startups build, go-to-market, and scale. Overline seeks promising founding teams and maintains long-term engagement, assisting in product development and growth initiatives. It expands its network through initiatives like Venture Scouts to source opportunities and strengthen the regional entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Citigroup is a global financial services company headquartered in New York that operates through two main segments, Global Consumer Banking and Institutional Clients Group. GCB serves retail customers with traditional banking, cards, and related services, while ICG provides wholesale banking, fixed income and equity trading, foreign exchange, prime brokerage, derivatives, research, corporate lending, investment banking, cash management, trade finance, and securities services to corporate, institutional, public sector, and high-net-worth clients. The group maintains a broad, worldwide footprint across Asia, Europe, the Americas, and beyond and emphasizes sustainability and social responsibility. Citi Ventures serves as the corporate venture capital arm investing in fintech, data analytics, AI, and other technology sectors, while Citi Foundation supports inclusive growth and community initiatives that align with the firm’s broader goals.

Noro-Moseley Partners is an Atlanta-based private equity and venture capital firm that backs technology and healthcare companies in the United States, with an emphasis on the Southeast. Founded in 1983, the firm targets seed through growth-stage opportunities and typically invests in software, internet security, SaaS, fintech, data analytics, and health IT, among other technology-enabled sectors. It seeks active partnership with portfolio companies, often taking board seats to help accelerate scale, expansion, and operational improvements. While its historical focus is the United States and its Southeastern states (notably Georgia, Florida, North Carolina, and nearby markets), the firm has funded opportunities across the United States and, in some cases, Canada. Noro-Moseley Partners favors high-growth technology-enabled services, cloud and data infrastructure, and healthcare platforms, including revenue cycle management, telemedicine, and data-driven care solutions.

Valor Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, that backs seed and early-stage startups led by female and underrepresented founders, with a focus on companies outside Silicon Valley, especially in the Southeast and East Coast. Its investments span B2B AI and SaaS, software, fintech, platform software, consumer tech, and health tech, including financial inclusion technology platforms. Valor typically participates in early rounds in the $1–2 million range and supports portfolio companies through mentorship and a community-driven approach, including Startup Runway, the largest pitch event for underrepresented founders in the country.

Right Side Capital Management is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm that focuses on early-stage technology companies, emphasizing capital-efficient startups across the United States and Canada. The firm targets pre-product-market-fit ventures and typically funds rounds in the tens of thousands to low hundreds of thousands of dollars, with round sizes commonly ranging from 50K to 500K. It employs a data-driven, rapid decision process and makes a high volume of investments annually, aiming to provide a firm yes or no within roughly two weeks. The team comprises seasoned founders who bring hands-on experience, and the firm operates like an operating company, delivering post-investment support and broad diversification across a large portfolio. Its activity spans multiple states beyond traditional hubs, reflecting a broad geographic reach and an emphasis on backing entrepreneurs overlooked by mainstream venture capital.

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

Founders Fund is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm that backs science and technology companies across multiple stages. It focuses on ambitious projects in aerospace, artificial intelligence, advanced computing, energy, health, software, and consumer Internet, among others. The firm has been an early backer of SpaceX, Palantir, Facebook and Airbnb, illustrating a track record of supporting transformative technologies. It pursues a founder-friendly approach that provides substantial support with minimal interference, helping portfolio companies scale while maintaining strategic flexibility.

Fearless Fund is a venture capital firm focused on empowering women entrepreneurs, particularly women of color, by funding and supporting scalable, growth-oriented companies. The firm targets pre-seed, seed, and Series A rounds, seeking high-growth ventures led by resilient teams with strong market insight and sustainable competitive advantages. It emphasizes active partnerships with founders, clear communication, and well-defined exit strategies to accelerate growth. Beyond standard equity investments, Fearless Fund provides resources such as venture loans, grants, and investor partnerships, aiming to close the funding gap for under-resourced ventures. The organization also runs initiatives to empower women entrepreneurs in Africa, expanding its impact through cross-border collaborations. Headquartered in Atlanta, Fearless Fund builds a network of practitioners and investors to support women-led businesses from inception through scale, prioritizing responsible growth and long-term value creation.

Knoll Ventures is a venture capital firm founded in 2011 and based in Atlanta that backs early-stage, technology-enabled B2B companies before Series A. The firm focuses on pre-seed, seed, and post-seed rounds, with typical investments of $500,000 to $3,000,000. It provides strategic capital and leverages a strong network to help portfolio companies scale operations, refine growth strategies, and form long-term partnerships. Knoll Ventures concentrates on technology sectors such as transportation, media, and software, aiming to support founders through critical early-stage challenges and accelerate product and market traction.

Kleiner Perkins is an American venture capital firm headquartered in Menlo Park, California, founded in 1972. It funds early-stage, growth, and incubation companies across technology-enabled industries, including digital health, life sciences, healthcare, information technology, cybersecurity, consumer products and services, software, and financial technology. The firm partners with founders from inception to IPO and beyond, supporting bold ideas that span industries and continents. It emphasizes a hands-on, founder-friendly approach and leverages decades of investing experience to help portfolio companies scale. The firm also maintains a dedicated seed-stage unit focused on emerging technologies such as blockchains, virtual reality, digital health, drones, computer vision, and mobile marketplaces, with internal tools designed to address common early-stage challenges in recruiting, financing, and operations. Kleiner Perkins operates globally from its Menlo Park base, reflecting its long-standing focus on technology-driven innovation.

Zane Venture Fund is a venture capital firm founded in 2018 and based in Atlanta, Georgia. It provides strategic funding and support to seed-stage startups with the potential to scale, prioritizing startups led by overlooked founders, and targets sectors including healthcare, fintech, food, housing, education, workforce development, and technology, aiming to drive economic impact.

Socium Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta that backs ambitious founders building durable, compounding companies. It invests in artificial intelligence and growth-oriented sectors, including enterprise software, fintech and payments, B2B marketplaces, gov tech, healthcare services, sustainable technology, and tech-enabled services.

FinTech Ventures Fund is a venture capital firm founded in 2015 and based in Atlanta, Georgia. It concentrates on early-stage and growth investments in fintech, insurtech, and technology-enabled financial services, with emphasis on non-banking lending, payments, data analytics, and customer acquisition. The firm targets companies serving underbanked or unbanked customers and seeks opportunities across the NAFTA region (United States, Canada, and Mexico). Typical ticket sizes range from $1 million to $10 million, with the ability to invest up to $30 million per transaction. It prefers minority or control stakes and often acts as lead or co-lead investor, including Series B rounds. The firm aims to form strategic partnerships with entrepreneurs and provide the resources and support needed to scale fintech, payments, alternative lending, insuretech, and related sectors.

Johnson Venture Partners is an Atlanta-based micro venture capital firm founded in 2015 that concentrates on seed and early-stage investments. With a sector-agnostic approach, it supports startups across the Southeast United States, often investing in rounds alongside other venture capitalists and angel investors. The firm focuses on providing capital and strategic connections to help its portfolio companies scale toward potential liquidity events such as acquisitions or initial public offerings.

Leaders Fund is a venture capital firm based in Toronto, Canada, with an office in Atlanta, United States. Founded in 2016, it invests primarily in seed to early-stage enterprise software opportunities, focusing on cloud-based business software, software as a service, artificial intelligence, internet security, and related B2B software sectors. The firm targets high-growth companies in Canada and the United States, emphasizing investments in cloud, mobile, and machine learning-enabled enterprise solutions. It operates with an evergreen, flexible structure designed to align with portfolio companies on deal terms, growth strategy, and long-term goals, and seeks to partner with other investors to support scale.

Sound Media Ventures is a venture capital firm founded in 2019 by Shachar Oren. Based in Atlanta with a presence in California and New York, it concentrates on technology and media-based sectors, investing from seed through Series A in emerging media technology companies worldwide. The firm supports ventures at the intersection of media, technology, streaming, and digital platforms by backing merit-driven teams and leveraging a broad network of investors and industry professionals.

Forté Ventures is a Georgia-headquartered venture capital firm established in 2012 that focuses on early-stage investments in technology companies and technology-enabled services across the United States and Canada. Based in Atlanta, the firm backs startups in sectors such as mobility, digital media, and financial technology, providing investment support to technology firms.

QuarterMoore is a venture capital firm established in Atlanta, Georgia in 2006. It invests in early-stage companies with strong management teams operating in growth industries such as storage, waste management, fintech, real estate, pharmaceuticals, SaaS, consumer services, logistics, environmental services, and clean technology.

Phoenix Capital Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, that specializes in pre-seed and seed-stage investments in sports, fitness, gaming, and entertainment. It backs technologies that influence how people play, move, compete, and connect, where culture intersects with consumer behavior, and aims to support innovators who drive progress at the intersection of culture and technology in these dynamic sectors.

11-11 Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Alpharetta, Georgia, serving the Atlanta region and the Southeast. Founded in 2016, it focuses on early-stage technology companies with a strong emphasis on blockchain. The firm backs startups that demonstrate solid product-market fit and scalable, coachable teams, and it provides strategic partnerships in areas such as team building, go-to-market planning, and early-stage growth in addition to capital. Its activities target the U.S. East Coast, especially Atlanta and the Greater Alpharetta area, reflecting an active investment approach in the Southeast.

Collab Capital is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, founded in 2019. It invests in early-stage companies across the United States, with a focus on community infrastructure, economic mobility, and healthcare. The firm provides financial, human, and social capital to founders to help build sustainable, technology-enabled businesses. Its approach emphasizes profitability and ownership, seeking to create a viable pathway to shared prosperity for portfolio companies. Rather than pursuing rapid valuation increases, it supports growth that enhances revenue and long-term value for founders and stakeholders. Collab Capital aims to back innovative, mission-driven founders seeking capital and works to align investment with broad social and economic impact.

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, spanning sectors such as cybersecurity, fintech, artificial intelligence, and healthcare IT. The firm partners with entrepreneurs to build enduring businesses and provides strategic guidance through a Technology Advisory Council, drawing on the experience of its founding partners. Circadian Ventures emphasizes service, integrity, and transparency in its approach to helping portfolio companies grow.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development provides project financing and banking products to banks, industries and private enterprises, including loans for projects, equity and quasi-equity investments, equity funds for smaller enterprises, guarantees and trade finance. It also offers policy reform dialogue and advisory services and supports loan syndication. The bank assists privatization and restructuring of municipal services and invests across sectors such as energy, infrastructure, manufacturing, finance, telecommunications and real estate in Europe, Central Asia, and the Middle East and North Africa, with a focus on market transition and private sector development. Founded in 1991 and headquartered in London, it seeks to promote sustainable growth, job creation and higher living standards through financial support, advisory services and policy reform.

Bossa Invest is a venture capital investment firm based in São Paulo, Brazil, founded in 2011. It focuses on software as a service investments and provides investment services to clients, informed by market trend analysis, and serves sectors such as finance, technology, and real estate.

Intersouth Partners is a venture capital firm based in Durham, North Carolina, founded in 1985. It concentrates on seed and early-stage investments in technology and life sciences across the Southeast United States, including software, information technology, semiconductors, digital media, digital health, medical devices, biopharmaceuticals, agricultural biotechnology, and manufacturing. The firm aims to take leadership roles in its portfolio companies, often serving on boards, and focuses on opportunities in the Southeast corridor from Baltimore to Florida, including Washington, DC, the Research Triangle region, and Atlanta.

SteelSky Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, founded in 2019. It focuses on investments in women’s health companies across consumer health, digital health and healthcare infrastructure, aiming to back high-growth startups that improve access, care and outcomes.

Accuitive Medical Ventures is a medical device venture capital firm founded in 2003 and based in Georgia. It finances and supports early- and expansion-stage medical device and technology companies in the United States, with a focus on developing innovative products in the medical technology sector.

Vocap Partners is an Atlanta-based venture capital firm founded in 2010 that backs early-stage B2B software and AI companies, investing in sectors including healthcare IT, fintech, IT, supply chain, enterprise productivity, and media and entertainment. The firm provides capital, operating experience, and strategic relationships, with an emphasis on practical guidance from experienced operators to help portfolio companies scale. It differentiates itself through an aligned capitalization approach, fewer deals per fund for deeper support, and a pragmatic view of the market. The team supports portfolio companies with hands-on operational involvement and aims for a multi-year growth trajectory, typically pursuing exits in roughly three to seven years.

Ellis Capital is an Atlanta-based venture capital firm focused on early-stage and opportunistic investments. Founded in 2011, the firm pursues opportunities across media, telecommunications, internet technology, healthcare, social media, financial services, and real estate.

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.

Seraph Group is a venture capital organization and angel investor network that supports early-stage companies with capital and strategic guidance. It unites business leaders, entrepreneurs, and technology executives to evaluate and invest in venture-scale opportunities across industries, using a process similar to traditional venture capital while leveraging a broad network of individual investors. Investments typically range from fifty thousand to one point five million dollars and can occur at any financing stage, reflecting a focus on filling the capital gap between seed and later rounds. The Seraph Investor Network spans many cities across three continents, providing entrepreneurs access to expertise, mentorship, and diverse capital. The firm concentrates on venture-scale ventures rather than lifestyle businesses and aims for efficient deployment of capital. Based in Milton, Georgia, Seraph targets sectors including aerospace, agricultural technology, biotech and healthcare, fintech, hardware, software, consumer durables, and commercial services within the United States.

Venture Atlanta is a venture capital firm that connects startups with capital, resources, networks, clients, and partnership opportunities.

25Madison is a New York-based venture platform and early-stage investment firm founded in 2018. It operates as an ecosystem that supports entrepreneurs from concept to growth, through a general studio that builds companies across verticals, a health tech initiative in partnership with LifePoint Health, a ventures fund that backs pre-seed to series A startups, and 25m Create, a brand and experience agency handling brand strategy, visual identity, and digital marketing. The platform focuses on early-stage opportunities in health, supply chain, artificial intelligence, industrials, and B2B software, including fintech and healthtech themes. With additional offices in Miami, Atlanta, and Tel Aviv, 25Madison aims to accelerate company-building across geographies while maintaining a hands-on approach to development and go-to-market support.

Battery Ventures is a Boston-based technology-focused investment firm that has backed more than 450 companies since its founding in 1983. It pursues opportunities across software (application and infrastructure), consumer and industrial technology, and life science tools, supporting companies from early stages through growth and buyouts. The firm combines venture, growth equity, and private equity approaches to help portfolio companies scale, often leveraging sector expertise and a collaborative, hands-on approach. Its global reach includes investments and operations in North America, Europe, and Israel, with services that extend beyond capital to include talent acquisition and business development.

SaaS Ventures is a venture capital firm focused on seed-stage SaaS and enterprise software companies in North America. Founded in 2017 and based in the Washington, DC area, it emphasizes non-leading investments with small checks and co-investment alongside strong leads, aiming to add value without creating heavy burdens for founders. The firm leverages a network of co-investors and industry expertise to help rounds close quickly. It seeks opportunities across North America, including second-tier markets such as Chicago, Toronto, Baltimore, Atlanta, and other centers where solid exits may exist with modest venture funding.

Atlanta Seed Company is a venture capital firm based in Atlanta, Georgia, founded in 2016, that invests in early-stage technology companies located in the Southeast United States.

Automotive Ventures is a global seed-stage venture firm focused on mobility and automotive technology. Based in Atlanta, it invests in companies operating in mobility, cybersecurity, connectivity, autonomy, robotics, AI, energy, decarbonization, and auto commerce, guided by a strong thesis for the future of mobility. The firm provides industry expertise, a robust network that lends credibility and helps portfolio companies access early customers and partners, and empathetic founder support through ups and downs. With a seasoned team and average initial checks around $500,000, Automotive Ventures partners with exceptional founders to advance technology, scale operations, and broaden participation of industry players such as dealerships in automotive tech ecosystems.