Madrona Venture Group is a Seattle-based venture capital firm founded in 1995 that backs early-stage and growth companies across technology and consumer sectors. It concentrates on seed and Series A rounds and often serves as lead investor, taking board seats to support portfolio companies. The firm prefers investments in the Pacific Northwest and typically writes checks ranging from two to ten million dollars. Its focus areas include information technology, consumer Internet, software and services, digital media and advertising, wireless, networking, cloud computing, mobile, virtual reality, data analytics, artificial intelligence and machine learning, fintech, hardware and robotics, and other infrastructure-enabled technologies, with emphasis on early-stage opportunities and long-term partnerships. It aims to transform ambitious ideas into scalable businesses through hands-on involvement and strategic guidance.

Pruven Capital is a venture capital firm and growth investor affiliated with Prudential Financial. Based in Palo Alto, California, it was founded in 2020 as the investment arm of Prudential, created in partnership with leading incumbents in the insurance and asset management sectors. The firm operates as a multi-stage investor, backing companies from seed to Series C and providing support to secure customers, partners, and distribution. It leverages deep connections with global financial services leaders to accelerate go-to-market efforts and scale portfolio companies. The firm focuses on fintech, insurance tech, real estate, and health care, and its portfolio includes Pismo, Bilt Rewards, and Newfront.

Bossa Invest is a São Paulo-based venture capital firm that provides equity funding and strategic support to startups across Latin America. It focuses on software as a service (SaaS) and leverages a wide network of more than 4,000 partners and co-investors to connect portfolio companies with strategic guidance, potential customers, and funding opportunities. Beyond capital, the firm offers mentorship, market insights, and access to corporate partners to help startups scale and pursue exits. It also engages in corporate venture activities, assisting large companies to accelerate innovation through collaboration with startups under flexible investment structures. Since its founding, the firm has invested in more than 1,500 startups and achieved over 100 exits.

Battery Ventures is a technology-focused private equity and venture capital firm based in Boston, Massachusetts. Founded in 1983, it invests in technology companies across multiple stages, including growth equity and early-stage ventures, seeking category-defining businesses in markets such as application software, infrastructure software, consumer internet and mobile services, industrial technologies, and life science tools. The firm emphasizes thesis-driven investing, long-term partnerships with founders and management teams, and leverages a global network to support portfolio companies in scaling and accelerating growth.

Tiger Global Management is a global investment firm founded in 2001 by Charles (Chase) Coleman. It invests in both private and public markets worldwide, with a focus on technology, internet, consumer, and financial services companies. The firm employs strategies across public equities, including growth and long/short approaches, and private investments across early to late stages, seeking high-quality growth opportunities throughout the lifecycle of portfolio companies. Its activities span globally, aiming to back innovative companies across diverse regions and industries. As a registered investment adviser in the United States, Tiger Global conducts its business through its own platform, dedicating capital to long-term partnerships with high-potential companies.

Gaingels is a venture investment syndicate focused on supporting LGBTQ+ founders and leaders, investing in companies across stages and sectors and prioritizing inclusive teams and governance. It operates a global portfolio of companies and provides capital alongside resources to recruit diverse talent for C-suite and board roles. The network emphasizes collaboration among investors, operators, and entrepreneurs to advance positive social change through business.

Right Side Capital Management is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm that employs a quantitative, data-driven approach to fund technology startups at the earliest stages. Founded in 2012, it concentrates on capital-efficient companies that are generating revenue and typically seeks rounds of 50,000 to 500,000 dollars, often outside the traditional SF Bay Area and NYC hubs. The firm targets pre-product-market fit ventures across the United States and Canada, making a high volume of investments—hundreds of portfolio companies and more than two thousand investments since inception—with a philosophy of rapid, transparent decision-making and broad post-investment engagement. Its team leverages extensive operational experience to provide hands-on mentorship in areas such as sales, marketing, fundraising, and operations, aiming to support startups through critical growth phases and facilitate later-stage partnerships. RSCM positions itself as an operating-style fund focused on supporting founders, not a standard VC, and emphasizes building a diverse, founder-focused community through events and guidance.

Notion Capital is a London-based early-stage venture capital firm that backs European technology companies in B2B software as a service and enterprise technologies. Founded in 2009, it invests primarily in series A to D rounds across Europe, North America and Asia-Pacific, with a portfolio spanning ad tech, cloud enterprise, fintech, cybersecurity, AI-driven software, commerce enablement, logistics, mobility, health tech and other enterprise tech sectors. The firm emphasizes long-term partnerships and hands-on support to help portfolio companies scale from early traction to significant growth, leveraging its entrepreneurs' experience, networks, events and resources to navigate market trends and growth challenges.

Lux Capital is a New York City-based venture capital firm with a Silicon Valley presence that invests in seed-, early-, and growth-stage companies across science- and technology-driven sectors, including artificial intelligence, biotechnology, advanced materials, space and aerospace, energy, genomics, satellites, and drones. The firm provides capital together with strategic input on product development, company building, and long-term positioning, partnering with technical founders and research teams to translate complex innovations into scalable businesses. Lux emphasizes science-driven opportunity and takes an active, hands-on approach to helping portfolio companies achieve leadership in high-growth markets, with the investment team having helped build more than 20 companies from inception.

Fen Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm focused on Latin American technology startups with global ambitions. Founded in 2012 and based in Santiago, Chile, with offices in Miami, the firm backs pre-seed, seed, and Series A rounds across sectors including fintech, software-as-a-service, healthcare, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, climate technology, education technology, real estate technology, PropTech, and digital health, among others. Fen Ventures supports Spanish-speaking Latin American entrepreneurs seeking to scale beyond regional markets and provides capital alongside strategic assistance through a dedicated team. The firm pursues opportunities across Latin America, Mexico, and beyond, aiming to nurture startups that can compete globally while addressing local needs.

Chingona Ventures is a Chicago-based venture capital firm founded in 2019 that backs early-stage startups, with a focus on pre-seed opportunities across the United States. The firm targets companies in financial technology, health technology, education technology, and related areas such as the future of work and the future of learning. It seeks founders positioned to disrupt growth markets underserved by traditional investors and typically provides initial funding rounds ranging from $250,000 to $2 million. By concentrating on the earliest stages, Chingona aims to support the next generation of impactful businesses through selective seed investments.

SV Angel is a San Francisco-based venture capital and angel investment firm that supports startups through capital, strategic guidance, and hands-on operational help. The firm assists founders with capital raising, business development, strategic networking, talent acquisition, and corporate transactions, leveraging a broad network to connect portfolio companies with partners, executives, and ecosystem resources. It emphasizes founder-focused support, offering strategic insights, governance guidance, and practical assistance at key growth inflection points to help technology companies scale. SV Angel invests across enterprise software, consumer, fintech, high tech, and information technology sectors, and has a history of backing notable companies such as OpenAI, Databricks, Eventbrite, Cedar, and Vercel.

Lead Edge Capital is a New York-based growth equity firm focused on software, internet, and tech-enabled services globally. Founded in 2011, it manages about $5 billion and relies on a network of more than 700 executives, entrepreneurs, and dealmakers to connect portfolio companies with customers, partners, talent, and advisors. The firm pursues growth and expansion investments, has backed more than 100 companies and achieved over 60 exits. With offices in New York City and Santa Barbara, Lead Edge positions itself as a flexible capital provider that supports portfolio growth with strategic resources.

Europlay Capital Advisors is a venture capital firm based in Los Angeles, founded in 2002. It invests in healthcare, mobile, retail, media and information technology sectors and works with entrepreneurs to grow their businesses to the next level of success.

Contrary is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm established in 2017 that adopts a talent- and research-driven approach to investing. It backs a small number of exceptional founders and the companies they build, focusing on early-stage opportunities in technology and healthcare and supporting them from seed through scale. The firm operates as a registered investment adviser and emphasizes rigorous research and insights through its blog, covering topics such as AI safety, AI discourse, and the evolution of agentic technologies. By combining deep research with founder-centric support, Contrary aims to help ambitious entrepreneurs navigate critical junctures and build durable companies.

Operator Partners is a New York-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology companies from inception through Series B. It operates with its own capital and does not rely on external investors. The firm typically does not lead rounds or take board seats, but provides pragmatic operational support to portfolio companies, helping with business development and scaling between board meetings. Drawing on its own operational experience, it focuses on efficient decision-making and values founders’ time, and will assist in identifying a lead investor when appropriate.

Seed Capital is a Copenhagen-based venture capital firm investing in Danish tech businesses with global ambitions. It focuses on late-seed opportunities, typically backing rounds of 2-4 million euros within total rounds of 2-10 million euros. The firm supports fintech, cybersecurity, and B2B AI, as well as SaaS, deep tech, and consumer startups, offering strategic guidance and fundraising support through a strong network. Its portfolio includes notable companies such as Trustpilot, Vivino, Lunar, Templafy, Dixa, and Forecast, illustrating an active role in helping portfolio firms scale internationally. Seed Capital emphasizes long-term partnerships and operates with Fund IV to back Nordic founders, and is headquartered in Copenhagen, Denmark.

F6 Ventures is a seed-stage venture capital firm focusing on the Middle East and Africa. It provides capital, hands-on support, and a broad network to help visionary founders build and scale their businesses beyond borders. The firm backs early-stage startups across Africa, the GCC, and Levant, emphasizing sustainable impact and ESG in its investments. By supporting founders from idea-stage through growth, it aims to help startups reach customers, secure follow-on funding, and expand internationally, contributing to job creation and regional development.

Andreessen Horowitz is a venture capital firm based in Menlo Park, California, founded in 2009 by Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz. The firm invests in software-enabled businesses across stages, from seed through growth, with a focus on artificial intelligence, healthcare, consumer technologies, fintech, crypto, enterprise software, and infrastructure. Beyond providing capital, the firm offers portfolio companies practical support through a structured ecosystem of technical advisors, executive talent, and industry operators to accelerate growth and scale. It is known for its broad technology focus and aims to build lasting companies from Silicon Valley to global markets.

Garage Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 2013 and based in Canada, with roots in Waterloo. It targets early-stage investments in Canadian information technology and software companies, including SaaS, AI, fintech, healthcare, and enterprise software. The firm emphasizes its team’s founder experience, offering practical guidance to portfolio companies as they scale. It has backed more than 250 companies, collectively valued at over $30 billion, and has notable investments in Ada, Applied Brain Research, and Substack. Garage Capital focuses on helping founders build category-defining businesses from early stages.

Founded in 2019, Acrew Capital is a venture capital firm that invests in early-stage and growth-stage companies. It focuses on technology businesses, including those in data and security, financial services, healthcare, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. The firm builds long-term relationships with founders and provides support as their companies grow.

BY Venture Partners is a global venture capital firm that invests in early-stage technology startups, prioritizing founder-first principles and providing value beyond capital through mentorship, connections, and operational support. The firm engages in seed and growth-stage investments worldwide, with origins in the Middle East and North Africa region, and supports startups in diverse sectors through a hands-on approach.

Florida Funders is a Tampa-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology companies across the United States, focusing on B2B software, fintech, cybersecurity, digital health, artificial intelligence, e-commerce, and the future of work. The firm provides capital, investor access, operational guidance, and founder support through its network of entrepreneurs, venture partners, and accredited investors, and operates a hybrid model that combines venture investment with a robust community and a media distribution engine to amplify portfolio companies. It offers strategic introductions, community connections, and outreach to customers and investors to support growth from pre-seed to Series B. Since inception, Florida Funders has backed more than 100 companies with over $300 million in funding across four funds, supported by a network of over 2,000 accredited investors and operators.

Crew Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 2020 and based in Miami, Florida. It focuses on seed-to-growth investments in software-enabled businesses across applications, vertical SaaS, cybersecurity, fintech, digital health, e-commerce, and infrastructure, with a global reach and active support for portfolio companies.

Cometa is a venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology startups, with a focus on fintech and other digital sectors in Latin America and Spanish-speaking markets, particularly Mexico. It has invested in dozens of companies across 14 countries and seeks to support founders building the future of the Spanish-speaking digital ecosystem, including areas such as fintech, mobility, industrial automation, and embedded finance.

Human Capital is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 2015 that backs builders and high-growth startups. The firm focuses on partnering with founders to deploy capital and build strong teams to scale across sectors including technology, healthcare, AI, infrastructure, and fintech. Its portfolio spans notable companies such as Snowflake, Anduril, Livongo, Brex, SpaceX, Neuralink, The Boring Company, Kalshi, Applied Intuition, and Transcarent, reflecting an emphasis on ambitious builders and transformative ideas. With substantial capital commitments and an active community of builders, Human Capital supports rapid growth and market disruption through strategic funding and hands-on partnership.

Broom Ventures is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 2019 that focuses on pre-seed and seed-stage technology companies. It provides capital and offers active, hands-on support to portfolio startups to help them accelerate growth and reach their potential.

Orbit Ventures is a venture capital firm focused on emerging markets, investing in technology companies that digitize traditional industries to raise living standards in a sustainable way. Based in Singapore, it backs digitalization across e-commerce, fintech, media, healthcare, education, and logistics in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America. The firm emphasizes rapid iteration, operational excellence, and strategic partnerships, supporting portfolio companies with specialized task forces and a broad network of mentors and corporate partners. It provides hands-on support for partnerships, business development, fundraising, and growth, and maintains a long-term investment program with follow-on funding. The portfolio comprises about 260 companies, supported by 575 mentors and 212 corporate partners, and the firm hosts events that connect enterprise innovation leaders with founders.

Storytime Capital is a venture capital firm based in Toronto, founded in 2022, focused on early-stage technology investments that shape the future of work. It pursues pre-seed and seed opportunities with a global outlook, supporting founders across sectors such as artificial intelligence, social content creation, business automation, commerce, cybersecurity, development tools, health technology, human resources technology, leadership, and work 2.0 through strategic guidance and a broad network. The firm emphasizes a responsive approach and draws on a team with experience in founding, operating, and investing to help portfolio companies scale.

2bX is a Berlin-based venture capital firm founded in 2021 that invests in European startups, with a focus on UrbanTech for European cities. It positions itself as more than a capital provider, offering hands-on support through mentorship, strategic guidance, and a broad network to help founders realize their vision. A diverse team emphasizes open communication, trust, and empowerment to foster lasting partnerships. The firm seeks to address urban challenges such as livability, climate resilience, density, and circularity by backing practical, scalable innovations. By concentrating on European city innovators, 2bX aims to advance solutions that improve urban life while delivering value for portfolio companies.

Betaworks is a New York-based company, founded in 2008, that focuses on investing in, building with, and collaborating alongside creators and makers. It operates as an accelerator and founder-friendly platform, supporting early-stage technology ventures and initiatives across information technology, artificial intelligence, and related frontier tech. The organization runs Betaworks Studios, a membership space that enables members to meet, exchange ideas, receive advice, collaborate, work, and host events, reflecting Betaworks' emphasis on community and hands-on development. With activities spanning investment, company-building, and community programs, Betaworks pursues projects from concept to product, aiming to foster new consumer behaviors and opportunities enabled by AI, NLP, and other emerging technologies. The firm maintains a presence in New York and San Francisco and emphasizes collaboration with creators and builders to bring ambitious ideas to market.

Heavybit is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm and early-stage investor focused on enterprise infrastructure startups. Founded in 2013, it backs founders from Day 0 through Series A, typically providing $500K to $5M in investment. The firm combines capital with hands-on strategic support, platform leverage, and a strong community to help startups scale from concept to substantial ARR. It counts a portfolio of 90+ launched companies, including Tailscale, Sanity, LaunchDarkly, and Snyk, reflecting deep experience in infrastructure and developer-focused technology. Heavybit emphasizes integrity and long-term partnerships, guiding portfolio companies to redefine how teams build, deploy, secure, and scale enterprise software.

FuturePlay is a Seoul-based accelerator and early-stage investor focused on deep tech startups, providing capital, mentorship, and growth support from early stages through scale. Founded in 2014, it runs two acceleration programs, TechUP and TechUP+, the latter in collaboration with large enterprises in industry-specific cohorts and with the first TechUP+ sponsored by AmorePacific. The firm backs startups in areas such as autonomous vehicles, robotics, space technology, artificial intelligence, and related fields, helping portfolio companies with team building, business expansion, and global market entry. It has broadened its regional footprint toward Southeast Asia and works with global corporate backers and ecosystem partners. Portfolio companies include SOS LAB, Tidepool, and Innospace, which have progressed toward listings or significant milestones. Through its investments and programs, FuturePlay aims to fuel bold, technology-driven growth while connecting early-stage ventures with relevant markets and strategic partners.

Shearwater Capital is a venture capital firm based in Edgecliff, Australia, that engages across all investment stages with a focus on B2B software, SaaS, technology and business software. It targets early and growth-stage companies and combines capital with practical guidance and operating experience to support entrepreneurs. Its portfolio includes AI-driven pay benchmarking, digital twins for media effectiveness, consumer insights platforms and AI-powered document conversion, as well as consumer ventures such as a fresh dog food subscription service and a cultural discovery platform. The firm is industry agnostic but seeks opportunities in rapidly growing markets with recurring revenue and strong product-market fit, prioritizing founders who demonstrate integrity and the ability to scale to category-leading companies.

BoxGroup is a New York City-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology startups, typically from pre-seed to Series A, across sectors including consumer, enterprise, fintech, healthcare, climate, and marketplaces. The firm seeks ambitious founders with bold visions and aims to support category-defining companies at the outset, often investing in opportunities across the United States while maintaining activity in New York, Silicon Valley, and Los Angeles. BoxGroup emphasizes conviction-based investing and provides funding plus support to help teams scale, grow, and execute their business plans in competitive markets.

Transpose Platform Management is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm and early-stage venture platform that partners with founders to build category-defining companies. Founded in 2015 by Alex Bangash and Trang T. Nguyen, it backs disruptive business models and provides more than capital by leveraging a broad network and relationships with partner funds and limited partners to offer access to resources across sectors and geographies. The firm focuses on areas such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, and quantum computing, and it supports the startup community through events and tailored investment opportunities, hosting gatherings in San Francisco, Tokyo, Abu Dhabi, and Bangalore to connect founders with operators and partner funds.

Galion.exe is a Paris-based venture capital firm, founded in 2020. It conducts seed-stage investments across enterprise software, infrastructure, fintech, healthtech, climatetech, construction technology, and advanced manufacturing. In addition to funding, the firm provides resources such as guides, benchmarks, a database, and open-source documents to support founders and the broader startup ecosystem.

Founded in 2016, DOMO.VC is a leading venture capital firm based in São Paulo, Brazil. It invests in early-stage technology startups across various sectors, including fintech, health tech, ed-tech, and more. The firm backs entrepreneurs with high growth potential, providing them with resources to establish themselves in competitive markets.

Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania is a non-profit organization based in Philadelphia that supports the region’s technology economy by providing capital, mentorship, and professional connections to technology companies across Southeastern Pennsylvania. Established in 1982, the program invests in early‑stage and established firms in information technology, health, and physical sciences, helping accelerate commercialization of scientific discoveries and strengthen the entrepreneurial community. It works with regional partners to attract investment and nurture startups into scalable businesses, contributing to job creation and regional economic development.

First Round Capital is a San Francisco-based seed-stage venture capital firm founded in 2004. It concentrates on pre-seed, seed and Series A investments in technology, healthcare and consumer startups, and supports portfolio companies with a founder-centric approach that blends capital with community-building, custom software and founder services. The firm is known for backing early, disruptive companies and for initiatives such as diversity-oriented terms. Notable early investments include Uber, Square and Warby Parker, with a broader portfolio including Notion, Planet Labs, Verkada, Roblox and others. By emphasizing exceptional founders and unconventional ideas, it aims to help startups grow from inception to scale, acting as an asset manager focused on early-stage opportunities and founder success.

K1W1, established in 1999, is a family office based in Auckland, New Zealand. It specializes in providing early and later-stage venture capital investments to startups and businesses within New Zealand.

TheVentures Company is a Seoul-based venture capital firm founded in 2014 that invests in early-stage technology companies in AI, mobility, edtech, and biology. It supports portfolio companies with on-staff experts in recruiting, public relations, marketing, early-stage customer acquisition, fundraising, strategy, and engineering and design, including co-building products with the founding team. The firm emphasizes speed and founder-friendly processes, reportedly delivering rapid decisions and minimizing founder time. With over 260 investments and a network of successful founders, TheVentures provides capital alongside operational support and access to a community of peers. It actively supports follow-on funding rounds and assists in expansion into the US and Southeast Asia, prioritizing strong teams and solutions addressing unmet needs in rapidly growing markets.

New Enterprise Associates is a global venture capital firm founded in 1977 and based in Menlo Park, California. It provides capital and operational support to companies across development stages, from seed to IPO, with a focus on technology and healthcare sectors. The firm collaborates with founders to address technical challenges, offering domain expertise to assist product development and market expansion. NEA invests across the United States, Asia and Brazil, and its portfolio includes software, consumer technology, medical devices, life sciences, healthcare information technology, and energy technology companies. With a long track record of helping entrepreneurs achieve growth, NEA emphasizes enduring partnerships and strategic guidance alongside funding to build transformational businesses through multiple stages of a company lifecycle.

Peak is a venture capital firm based in Amsterdam, Netherlands, founded in 2007, that focuses on early-stage investments in software-as-a-service, marketplaces, and platform companies across Europe. It provides initial funding in the range of hundreds of thousands of euros to several million and supports technology-driven startups as they develop and scale digital products and services. The firm emphasizes a founder-centric approach, offering guidance beyond capital in areas such as product development, market expansion, organizational growth, and operational strategy to help portfolio companies reach subsequent growth stages.

Sierra Ventures is a Bay Area-based early-stage venture firm founded in 1982 and headquartered in San Mateo, California. It invests globally with a focus on Next Generation Enterprise and Emerging Technologies, leveraging a network of entrepreneurs and CXOs to support portfolio companies. The firm typically pursues Seed and Series A rounds, often leading investments and reserving capital for follow-on rounds, and targets B2B technology sectors such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, big data, cloud, fintech, health tech, IoT/infrastructure, marketplaces, SaaS, security, and other emerging technologies including 5G, devices, blockchain, robotics, and virtual/augmented reality. Initial checks generally range from $500,000 to $7 million, with total investment across the life of a company typically up to $15 million. It has more than three decades of experience and over $2 billion in assets under management.

TwentyTwo VC concentrates its financial allocations on sectors encompassing software as a service, financial technology, open-source architectures, digital marketplaces, and developer tools. By engineering an agile investment framework, the firm issues smaller, targeted capital checks to facilitate accelerated decision-making and transaction execution. This operational model targets engagements with corporate founders and unlaunched enterprises to support foundational business structuring before public market introduction.

Altered Capital is a New Zealand-based venture capital firm headquartered in Auckland. Founded in 2022, it invests in early-stage and growth companies worldwide, with a focus on supporting teams pursuing rapid expansion, innovation, and acquisitions. The firm emphasizes first-principles analysis to evaluate opportunities and aims to create long-term value by guiding portfolio companies through fundraising, strategic planning, and operational development. Through its investment approach, Altered Capital backs ambitious ventures across global markets, seeking to partner with entrepreneurs who can drive meaningful impact.

New Zealand Growth Capital Partners is a venture capital firm established in 2002 and based in Auckland and Wellington, New Zealand. It provides seed, early-stage, and growth funding to New Zealand–based technology companies, with a focus on sectors such as financial services, information technology, big data, the Internet of Things, mobile, SaaS, artificial intelligence, and machine learning. The firm supports the development of early-stage technology ventures and aims to stimulate private investment in New Zealand’s tech ecosystem, investing directly and, typically, up to about 1.5 million per portfolio company.

Inventures Investment Partners is a Brussels-based European impact investment firm that manages venture capital funds focused on generating financial returns and social impact. The firm operates two funds, Inventures I and Inventures II, which invest in early-stage and growth-stage European SMEs addressing health, education, environmental sustainability, and other societal goals aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It emphasizes integrating impact into core business models and seeks to empower entrepreneurs to drive sustainable growth by combining capital with strategic support and, where appropriate, co-investment opportunities from a broader investor network. Headquartered in Belgium, the firm pursues measurable social outcomes alongside profitability across its portfolio.

Greylock Partners is a venture capital firm that invests in early-stage and growth-stage companies, with a focus on consumer and enterprise software and technology. Its investments span areas including cloud software, cybersecurity, data and analytics, fintech, healthcare, and infrastructure. The firm is headquartered in Menlo Park, California, with offices in San Francisco and Wellesley, Massachusetts, and invests in companies in the United States, India, China, Europe, and Israel.