FJ Labs is a New York-based venture capital firm that focuses on marketplaces and consumer-facing startups. It is stage-agnostic, backing seed and Series A rounds, with an investment range of fifty thousand to five million dollars. Founded in 2015 by Fabrice Grinda, the firm leverages its network and experience in the marketplace sector to support founders aiming for rapid growth. The firm maintains a broad portfolio across e-commerce, on-demand services, fintech, and related technologies, with notable investments in Alibaba, Coupang, Delivery Hero, Beepi, BrightRoll, Betterment, Adore Me, and Earnest. FJ Labs emphasizes partnerships with visionary founders and uses its sector expertise to help portfolio companies scale and achieve expansion.

Quona Capital is a Washington, DC–based venture capital firm that backs fintech innovators expanding financial access in emerging markets. The firm invests across early to growth stages, focusing on disruptive financial technologies and services that increase quality, access, and affordability for underserved consumers and small businesses in regions including Sub-Saharan Africa, India, Southeast Asia, and Latin America, as well as the broader EMEA region. Its portfolio encompasses digital lending, payments, remittances, insurance, and related financial software, including channel and network platforms, accounting and bill payment systems, and other technology that extends banking availability and improves financial inclusion. Typical investments range from about $1 million to $10 million. Quona emphasizes collaboration with entrepreneurs, investors, and operators to scale impact, aiming to foster resilient, inclusive financial systems and support economic growth.

Speedinvest is a European venture capital firm founded in 2011 and based in Vienna that backs technology-driven companies from seed to growth across Europe. With sector-focused teams, it invests in areas including AI and infrastructure, climate tech, deep tech, fintech and DeFi, health and bio, marketplaces and consumer, SaaS, and industrial tech, providing capital along with strategic guidance and access to a global network of corporate customers, experts, and follow-on investors to help portfolio companies scale smarter and faster. The firm emphasizes a long-term, collaborative approach and supports founders beyond initial funding through multiple funding rounds, leveraging its broad European footprint and international network to accelerate growth.

Shorooq Partners is a leading alternative investment manager in the Middle East and North Africa, founded in 2017 and based in Abu Dhabi. It runs venture capital and private credit funds that invest in technology companies, with sector focus including fintech, platforms, software, gaming, and Web3.0, and a preference for early-stage startups across the region. The firm operates across Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Riyadh, Egypt, and Korea, and functions as a group of affiliated entities under a common brand. It positions itself as a founder partner, company builder, and value investor, backing market-leading disruptors in fintech, software, and related technology sectors. Shorooq provides diversified, multi-asset investment opportunities for sovereign wealth funds, family offices, and institutional investors, leveraging local insights paired with global expertise. The business is regulated by the Abu Dhabi Global Market Financial Services Regulatory Authority.

GTR Ventures is the corporate venture capital arm of Global Trade Review, focused on early-stage technology investments across trade and supply chain sectors, including fintech, enterprise software, HealthTech and AI/ML. Based in Singapore with a presence in London and Hong Kong, it leverages a global network of decision makers in trade finance, treasury and insurance and a platform of events to connect portfolio companies with strategic partners. The firm targets investments in trade finance, trade insurance, SME finance, supply chain finance and physical trade, offering capital, mentorship and access to its ecosystem. Its portfolio exceeds 50 companies, with more than $100 million in assets under management and multiple exits, and typical investment sizes from $500,000 to $15 million. The approach emphasizes long-term partnerships and value beyond capital to accelerate growth.

Creation Investments Capital Management is a Chicago-based global impact investor focused on financial services in emerging markets. The firm provides private equity and private credit to financial institutions and related service providers, including microfinance institutions, SME lenders, emerging market banks, and BOP financial services such as leasing, factoring, insurance, savings, payments, and mobile money, with the aim of expanding financial inclusion for the unbanked and underbanked. It pursues growth equity and buyout investments across stages, typically committing roughly $2 million to $30 million and often taking a majority stake. Founded in 2007, the firm operates internationally with offices in Dallas, New York, Bangalore, and Mexico City, and targets opportunities across Asia, the Americas, and beyond, including fintech, housing, and other technology-enabled financial services that support poverty reduction and inclusive growth.

Trinity Capital is an independent provider of venture debt and equipment financing to venture-backed growth-stage companies in the United States. The company partners with venture capital firms, technology banks, and portfolio companies to deliver debt solutions that help startups scale while preserving equity. Its financing offerings include senior and subordinated term debt, asset-backed and equipment financings, sale-leasebacks, and revolving facilities, with optional refinancings and growth-oriented structures. Trinity Capital focuses on technology and other growth sectors, working with syndicate partners to support larger transactions when appropriate. Founded in 2008 and based in Arizona, the company operates nationwide through a client-centric, covenant-light approach and emphasizes customized structures designed to align with a company's growth trajectory.

Caffeinated Capital is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm that supports early-stage startups across sectors including consumer, healthcare, enterprise software, financial services, crypto, big data, bioinformatics, Internet, mobile and climate. It partners with founders from inception and provides capital throughout the company's lifecycle.

Lakestar is a Zurich-based venture capital firm that backs technology companies led by ambitious entrepreneurs. Founded in 2012, it invests across Europe and the United States in deep tech, digitalization, artificial intelligence, fintech and healthcare, backing companies from seed to growth stages. Early investments included Skype, Spotify, Facebook and Airbnb, and the firm has since built a broad portfolio with names such as Revolut, GetYourGuide, Glovo, Hometogo, Oscar, Opendoor and others. Lakestar maintains a presence in Berlin, Zurich and London and supports portfolio companies with business development, recruitment, technology and marketing to help them enter new markets and scale internationally. The firm manages substantial capital across multiple funds and focuses on enabling growth through strategic guidance and network building in the European technology ecosystem.

Bling Capital is a venture capital firm that backs seed and early-stage startups in the United States, focusing on consumer tech, internet and mobile, marketplaces, data, fintech, SaaS, and automation. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area and Miami Beach, the firm pursues growth through hands-on support, including a Product Council network of 100+ senior product leaders that helps portfolio companies achieve product–market fit and scale. The firm generally funds seed rounds in the low millions and has a diverse portfolio across technology and consumer sectors, including notable companies such as Lyft, Palantir, Udemy, GitLab, Instacart and Square.

SciFi VC is a San Francisco-based early-stage venture capital firm founded by Max and Nellie Levchin. The firm backs startups in fintech, artificial intelligence, and science, focusing on companies tackling technically complex, regulated, or high-compliance markets. It engages across a broad spectrum of stages—from brainstorming and seed rounds to Series A and opportunistic growth investments—providing strategic guidance, domain expertise, and fundraising support. SciFi VC seeks founders with deep intellectual and technical traction, often collaborating with portfolio companies in enterprise software, healthcare, and security. The firm has highlighted partnerships and investments with notable companies such as Brex and Loft to illustrate its hands-on approach. The firm originated as part of Max Levchin’s startup studio HVF before establishing its independent venture practice.

Cross Culture Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Culver City, California that pursues seed and early-stage investments in technology and consumer products, aiming to back entrepreneurs developing next-generation innovations.

Wells Fargo Capital Finance offers asset-based and specialized lending solutions to mid-sized and large businesses in the United States and internationally. The lender provides traditional asset-based lending, senior and junior secured lending, accounts receivable and purchase order financing, factoring, and supply chain financing, along with channel finance services. It serves manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors and service companies and supports industries such as software and technology, healthcare, government contracting, retail, energy, oilfield services, staffing, and trucking and transportation. Established in 2002 and based in San Francisco, it operates as a division of Wells Fargo & Company.

Portfolio Ventures is a UK-based early-stage investor and co-investor headquartered in London. Founded in 2014 by Will Martin and Will Brooks, the firm focuses on fintech, software as a service, insurtech, and AI-driven software companies at pre-seed to Series A stages. It leverages a broad network of European angels, founders, and institutional investors to provide capital and strategic connections to portfolio companies. The organization partners with startups to help them scale by offering access to its network for hiring, business development, and mentorship, not only funding. It emphasizes supporting UK startups with traction by connecting them to sophisticated investors and resources to accelerate growth.

Thomvest Ventures is a venture capital firm founded in 1996 and headquartered in San Francisco, California, with additional offices in Redwood City and Toronto. The firm makes cross-stage investments, backing early-stage, startup, mid-venture, and growth-stage companies across fintech, marketing technology, cybersecurity, sales, and cloud infrastructure. It typically targets initial investments in Series A and Series B rounds, with the ability to provide follow-on funding, and it invests equity or venture debt. While its activity has a West Coast tilt, Thomvest also considers opportunities in other parts of the United States and Canada. The firm emphasizes partnerships with mission-driven founders and supports portfolio companies through mentorship, strategic guidance, and access to its industry network. Thomvest Ventures is associated with Peter J. Thomson and his family, reflecting a long-standing, family-backed approach to long-term partnerships and value creation.

Salkantay Ventures is a regional venture capital firm based in Lima, Peru, that backs high-growth startups in Spanish-speaking Latin America from pre-seed to growth stages. The firm anchors its approach in three impact pillars—Economic Development, Human Improvement, and Planet Sustainability—and seeks companies that address sizable regional market needs. It provides capital and strategic partnership through hands-on support, knowledge sharing, and global networking. Its portfolio spans fintech, EdTech, health tech, and related sectors, with examples such as Equip, a construction material procurement platform in Peru; Mercately, an integrated CRM platform; and Manzana Verde, a meal planning and delivery app. Salkantay focuses on helping founders scale businesses across Latin America by combining financial backing with operational guidance and network access.

Working Capital is a venture capital and principal investment firm headquartered in Redwood City, California, United States. The firm focuses on technology companies and seeks investments that advance scalable innovations in supply chains, aiming to create more transparent, ethical, and resilient global sourcing. Its approach supports the adoption of technologies such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, blockchain, and computer vision to address labor rights and ethical sourcing challenges, helping to protect vulnerable workers while driving sustainable growth. Founded in 2016, Working Capital prioritizes firms that can meet growing corporate demand for responsible supply chains through scalable solutions and data-driven risk management.

Honeystone Ventures is a Palo Alto-based venture capital firm that focuses on early-stage software investments at the pre-seed and seed stages, integrating academic expertise and research into its investment approach. The firm is led by a team including Yossi Feinberg, Mani Honigstein, Sarah Soule, and Jonathan Levav and aims to support innovative companies by applying rigorous academic insights to its portfolio.

Cervin Ventures is a Palo Alto, California-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage and growth technology companies, with a focus on B2B software, enterprise infrastructure and tools, and cloud-based applications. The firm emphasizes strategic, hands-on support, drawing on the operating backgrounds of its investors to help portfolio companies scale and navigate growth, rather than pursuing consumer-focused opportunities. It invests across seed through growth stages in the United States.

Aperture is a strategy and marketing specialist based in Geneva, Switzerland, founded in 2019. The firm focuses on designing, building, funding, and scaling technology-driven companies, primarily in the fintech and artificial intelligence sectors. It supports European founders and leaders in navigating complex market landscapes influenced by emerging networked business models. As a venture capital and accelerator firm, Aperture aims to foster innovation and growth in early-stage companies by providing strategic guidance and financial backing.

Love Ventures is a London-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage UK startups in fintech, proptech, consumer tech, and software-enabled sectors. Founded in 2020, it pursues pre-seed to Series A investments and provides capital along with strategic support including product development, go-to-market planning, fundraising preparation, and industry introductions. The firm emphasizes patient capital and hands-on involvement to help founders refine business models and build category-defining platforms. Its portfolio features companies such as Tembo, Fifth Dimension and Solo, reflecting emphasis on AI-powered and SaaS-enabled solutions across financial services, real estate tech, and related areas.

Sand Hill Angels is a Silicon Valley angel investor group based in Mountain View, California, composed of experienced technology professionals who provide seed to early growth funding, mentorship, and strategic connections to disruptive startups. The network collaborates with venture capital firms and other angel organizations to support technology companies across sectors such as clean technology, Internet, information sciences, semiconductors, enterprise software, storage, and life sciences, including medical devices and diagnostics. It emphasizes patient capital and long-term engagement, leveraging its broad network to connect entrepreneurs with customers, channels, service providers, and potential partners. The group also offers advisory programs such as RAW (Rapid Advice & Workshops) that deliver real-time investor feedback to startups.

Upper90 is a hybrid investment firm based in New York that provides strategic debt and equity financing to early-stage, capital-intensive technology companies, with a focus on fintech, e-commerce, and supply chain finance. It offers asset-backed credit facilities typically in the five- to thirty-million-dollar range, designed to scale with the company, and often pairs these with smaller equity investments to align incentives and reduce dilution. The firm emphasizes speed and flexibility, with a typical investment process completed in about a month, and aims to help founders retain ownership by combining credit with equity. Beyond financing, Upper90 supports portfolio companies with capital markets guidance, go-to-market strategies, and talent access, helping them scale their operations and capacity. It has backed notable disruptors in its target sectors, providing growth capital that can expand as the company grows while maintaining founder alignment.

Experity Ventures is a growth-oriented investment platform and holding company focused on technology-driven, specialty and alternative finance assets. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, it acquires, manages, and grows assets across B2B and B2C fintech, litigation finance, medical receivables finance, structured settlement finance, and related consumer and small business financial services. The firm partners with institutions and management teams to drive asset growth and profitability, providing board-level guidance and operational support while leveraging technology and financial engineering to scale value. It operates across the United States and emphasizes an entrepreneurial, collaborative culture.

Forum Ventures is a founder-first venture studio, accelerator, and early-stage seed fund that supports B2B software startups. Founded in 2014 as Acceleprise, it focuses on helping founders from concept to market and funding through hands-on studio involvement, a 15-week pre-seed program with structured mentorship and funding, and a seed fund that backs startups at the seed stage. The organization operates a community and network to facilitate go-to-market strategies, fundraising, and partnerships, drawing on a portfolio of over 250 companies and connections with leading venture firms. It emphasizes founder welfare and practical support across product development, customer discovery, and fundraising, aiming to simplify the B2B SaaS journey for early-stage founders.

GAWA Capital is a European impact investment firm based in Madrid, Spain, focused on generating financial returns and positive social and environmental impact. It raises and manages investment funds to support social enterprises in underserved and low-income markets, pursuing both debt and equity investments. The firm leverages private capital to promote social and economic development, conducts rigorous due diligence and provides technical assistance to address poverty and other societal challenges through market-based solutions. Since its inception over 14 years ago, it has deployed substantial capital across multiple funds, aiming to improve lives in low-income communities while aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and delivering measurable outcomes for investors.

Picus Capital is an early-stage technology investment firm based in Munich that pursues a long-term investment strategy. It partners with ambitious technology companies across sectors such as fintech, HR, energy and climate, healthcare, logistics and mobility, real estate and construction, cybersecurity, crypto and web3, and e-commerce, providing strategic and operational support in addition to capital to help portfolio companies become global category leaders. The firm engages with pre-seed through Series A rounds, taking an active, founder-friendly approach that leverages marketing and sales expertise, talent acquisition, and access to its broad B2B and investor network to support growth, fundraising, and international expansion over the lifecycle of the companies. Picus emphasizes close collaboration, industry insight, and a flexible, long-term partnership with founders rather than a narrow financial investment.

United Fintech provides a centralized platform that connects financial institutions with a broad ecosystem of fintech, regtech, and capital technology solutions across capital markets, commercial banking, and wealth and asset management. By partnering with fintech founders and scaling portfolio companies, it helps banks, hedge funds, asset managers, and other institutions accelerate digital transformation, automate workflows, simplify onboarding, and improve operational efficiency. The platform supports adoption at scale for more than 250 institutions and offers a suite of products spanning trading, banking software, portfolio management, and foreign exchange, enabling faster, data-driven decision making and modernization of financial operations.

01 Advisors is a San Francisco-based venture capital and advisory firm that helps founders transition from building a product to building a company. Founded in the mid-2010s, it focuses on growth capital as well as early-stage and seed investments. The firm backs companies across Enterprise Tech, Consumer, Gaming, Education and Smart Tech, with involvement in software, services, esports and gaming sectors. It provides strategic guidance to help founders scale from concept to market-ready businesses.

Cakra Ventures is an Indonesian venture capital and advisory firm licensed by the OJK and based in Jakarta, with offices in Indonesia and Singapore. It supports Indonesian companies through early-stage equity and debt investments, venture debt, and financing structures such as invoice and structured financing, aiming to unlock growth and value creation. The firm also offers advisory services including mergers and acquisitions, capital raising, and corporate restructuring, drawing on a broad network of industry experts. Founded in 2015, it operates independently to help startups and growing businesses reach their potential.

Brick & Mortar Ventures is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm focused on technology for the built world, investing in software and hardware companies that serve architecture, engineering, construction, facilities management, real estate, and related sectors. Founded in 2015, the firm takes an active role as an investor and partner, leveraging industry knowledge and relationships to help portfolio companies scale and improve efficiency, productivity and safety across built-world workflows. It targets opportunities in the United States, Canada, Europe and Australia, with typical investments ranging from USD 1 to 4 million per company.

Espresso Capital is a Toronto-based provider of venture debt and growth financing founded in 2009. It supports high-growth technology and other sectors by offering flexible, non-dilutive funding such as lines of credit, term loans, unitranche structures, and operating and growth lines, frequently alongside senior lenders and equity sponsors. The company emphasizes founder control, delivering fast, founder-friendly capital without board seats or personal guarantees. Espresso Capital has facilitated over $200 million in funding commitments for hundreds of companies, tailoring structure to meet growth, acquisitions, recapitalizations, and working capital needs with a client-centric, asset-light approach.

Recall Capital is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 2023 that invests in enterprise software as a service, vertical software as a service, infrastructure, and fintech. The firm differentiates itself through an operational, founder-oriented approach that goes beyond capital, providing hands-on go-to-market guidance, messaging refinement, pipeline generation, and deal-blocking support. It positions itself as an extension of the founders' team, delivering high-bandwidth, rapid-response collaboration and access to a network of operators and experienced founders. In addition to traditional equity funding, Recall Capital offers financing solutions designed to support liquidity and working capital, including receivables-based financing that converts invoices into immediate cash and tailored capital programs aligned with a company's cash flow. The combination of capital provision, practical operational support, and network access aims to help portfolio companies reach product-market fit and achieve repeatable revenue growth.

Monte Carlo Capital is a Monaco-based venture capital firm founded in 2009 that invests in early- to multi-stage deep technology and technology-enabled disruptors, targeting companies across the United States, Europe, and the United Kingdom with a focus on sectors such as artificial intelligence and SpaceTech. The firm operates as a value-added co-investor, leveraging its network and team experience to support portfolio companies through multiple funding rounds and help them scale.

NTT Finance is the financing arm of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Group, offering a broad suite of financial services to NTT Group companies and external customers. It provides leasing and other financing, loans, credit cards, and billing and payments services through segments including Leasing, Finance, Billing, and International, operating a comprehensive payments and financial platform that streamlines billing, collection, accounting, and financing. Its Web Billing offers online invoice visibility and consolidated invoicing, while back-office services include collection outsourcing and cloud-based accounting tools. The company also engages in venture capital investments and debt-related activities, supporting settlement and financial operations for corporate clients and internal units, including telecom invoicing needs. Based in Tokyo, NTT Finance positions itself as a value-creating platform within the NTT Group, emphasizing governance and sustainability in its financial services.

An Austin, Texas-based venture capital firm that backs seed, Series A and Series B startups in business technology, digital experiences and healthcare technology. It provides patient capital and operational resources to help entrepreneurs build high-impact companies, offering flexible support beyond funding. The firm predominantly invests in Texas and the broader Southwest, and maintains a portfolio of 75+ startups, with more than 40 active investments and 35+ exits, indicating experience across software, information technology and health-tech sectors.

Pegasus Tech Ventures is a Silicon Valley-based global venture capital firm that backs technology startups worldwide. The 100-plus person team operates from offices in seven countries and leverages a broad network of international corporate partners to accelerate growth and market access for portfolio companies. It seeks to collaborate with world-class management and technical teams pursuing disruptive opportunities across IT, health IT, artificial intelligence, IoT, robotics, big data, virtual and augmented reality, quantum computing, fintech, healthcare, consumer electronics, automotive, enterprise, and related sectors. The firm maintains a diverse portfolio with hundreds of investments, including dozens of exits and multiple IPOs, and focuses on helping entrepreneurs scale globally by expanding into North America, Asia, and Europe.

Rosecliff Venture Partners is a New York City based venture capital firm founded in 2016 that manages multiple funds and makes technology-enabled investments across enterprise software, financial services, consumer products, and healthcare. It operates across the full spectrum of early to late stage rounds, including seed, Series A and growth equity, and pursues a multi-stage approach. The firm supports a broad portfolio of companies, including AI, space, fintech, and sustainable ventures, and emphasizes partnering with founders to build leading, innovative businesses with long-term value.

Schneider Investment Associates is a London-based venture capital investment firm that provides a range of funding options, including angel and venture capital investments, secured lending, asset and invoice financing, and proprietary trading activities. Founded in 2013, the firm targets businesses and individuals seeking alternatives to traditional banking, offering financing solutions for growth and working capital. The company operates in the United Kingdom and emphasizes diverse funding needs across early-stage to mature opportunities, focusing on delivering capital and financing structures that complement core business strategies.

GMO VenturePartners is the corporate venture capital arm of the GMO Internet Group. Established in 2005 and based in Tokyo with a Singapore office, it invests in IT and fintech startups worldwide and leverages strategic synergies with GMO Payment Gateway to accelerate fintech transformation across its portfolio. The firm provides post-investment support, including internal financing within the group, and proactive deal sourcing. It manages multiple funds and backs a diverse set of companies across Japan, the United States, India, Southeast Asia, and beyond. As of December 2025, GMO VenturePartners has built a portfolio of approximately 227 companies with more than 20 IPOs and total capital around 30 billion JPY, including exits such as Mercari, Sansan, Money Forward, and Uzabase, underscoring its multi-regional, multi-stage approach to fintech and technology value creation.

Kinea Investimentos is the asset management arm of Banco Itaú focused on private equity and alternative assets. Based in São Paulo, it operates with an independent investment and executive management team within Itaú Unibanco. The firm invests in Brazil across private equity and growth capital, including middle-market and later-stage opportunities, healthcare, education, consumer, infrastructure, agribusiness and technology, often taking minority stakes and board seats. It also pursues venture capital investments in technology startups and manages hedge funds across multiple asset classes, reflecting a diversified investment platform.

8i Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Mumbai, India, that backs fintech and consumer technology startups. The firm supports founders from seed onward with more than capital, drawing on a team of operators experienced in India and Silicon Valley to provide guidance and strategic insight. 8i Ventures maintains a geographically diverse portfolio and typically offers follow-on funding as companies grow. Notable investments include Slice, M2P, Easebuzz, Bluetokai, TransBnk, Signzy, bbetter, and BobaBhai.

Myriad Venture Partners is a Boston-based venture capital firm founded in 2023 that backs early-stage startups specializing in artificial intelligence, enterprise software, and related deep technologies with commercial and industrial applications. The firm provides capital and strategic support, leveraging a network of corporate partners and investors to help portfolio companies scale and deploy solutions across industries. Through a hands-on, collaborative approach, it aims to accelerate innovation and deliver practical value for founders and stakeholders.

Force Over Mass Capital is a London-based venture capital firm founded in 2013 by Martijn de Wever. It is FCA-regulated and focuses on early-stage technology investments in the UK and Europe, emphasizing B2B fintech, artificial intelligence, SaaS and Industry 4.0 companies. The firm manages seed and scale-up funds to support startups through their growth.

Accelerating Asia is an accelerator and early-stage venture firm based in Singapore that supports seed and pre-Series A startups across Southeast and South Asia. It runs accelerator programs and makes early-stage investments, offering capital, mentorship, and hands-on partnership to help founders accelerate growth. The firm tends to back startups with traction in sectors such as ed-tech, SaaS, logistics, big data, HR tech, ad tech, travel tech, ag-tech, and fintech, and emphasizes impact in its investment approach. It typically invests up to US$250,000 in pre-Series A companies and targets ventures 6–18 months from institutional funding. With activity across more than 10 countries in the region, Accelerating Asia combines capital with credibility and structured programs to help startups reach product-market fit, scale operations, and access regional networks for customers, partners, and follow-on funding.

Gemba Capital is a Bengaluru-based venture capital firm operating as a micro VC that backs early-stage technology startups. It typically participates in seed and pre-seed rounds and sometimes post-seed opportunities, with a broad sector focus that includes fintech, consumer tech, B2B platforms, health tech, edtech, and agtech. The firm emphasizes a founder-first approach, offering mentorship, strategic guidance, and access to an extensive network to help portfolio companies scale and reach subsequent funding milestones. It has invested in more than 60 startups, with the portfolio collectively raising substantial capital, reflecting its focus on simple, scalable ideas and resilience over traditional metrics. The team combines experience in early-stage investing and company-building to support enduring companies.

Plus Venture Capital is a venture capital firm based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, founded in 2021. It focuses on technology startups at the early stage, investing from seed to Series A across the MENA region and the diaspora.

Foundamental is a global venture capital firm focused on early-stage investments in the project economy, with emphasis on infrastructure, architecture, engineering and construction (AEC), heavy supply chains, blue-collar workforce, and related design and manufacturing technologies. It aims to back founders from early stages through Series A, often reserving significant follow-on capital to support growth and scale. The firm emphasizes vertical technology for the built world, including 3D design, construction, robotics, and design technology, and operates across the Americas, Asia-Pacific and Europe. Foundamental has backed category leaders and a broad portfolio, including Infra.Market, Speckle, Snaptrude and Wiz, and supports portfolio companies with sector knowledge and strategic partnerships to help them reach scale. The firm has a global footprint and seeks to accelerate innovation in construction tech, architecture and manufacturing by combining technical expertise with founder-friendly collaboration.

MissionOG is a Philadelphia-based venture capital firm that partners with high-growth B2B companies in fintech, data, AI, and software, typically seeking to invest five to ten million dollars and provide follow-on capital as needed, backed by a broad network of industry experts and hands-on operational guidance drawn from the firm’s experience helping portfolio companies scale to acquisitions.

Mad’a Investment Company is a private equity and venture capital firm based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and a subsidiary of Abdul Aziz Al Othaim & Sons Holding Company. It focuses on growth capital investments and long-term value creation through strategic partnerships and active engagement with portfolio companies, operating across private equity, public equity, real estate, and venture capital, including venture building. The firm maintains regional offices in Seef, Bahrain and Dubai to support the Saudi market and its investment approach aligns with Saudi Vision 2030.