Great North Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Maple Grove, Minnesota, founded in 2017. It focuses on early-stage investments in vertical AI and embedded finance, seeking disruptive technology companies across the United States from seed to Series B. The firm provides guidance, capital, and connections, emphasizing execution over hype. It targets startups outside Silicon Valley and is led by former operators with experience building and scaling companies. It has raised multiple funds and invested in over 50 startups.

Gopher Angels is a Minnesota-based angel investment network that connects accredited investors with growth-oriented startups, with a strong emphasis on Midwest opportunities. The group backs U.S.-based early-stage companies across healthcare and health information technology, enterprise software and SaaS, medical devices, and agriculture technology. Beyond providing capital, Gopher Angels offers strategic guidance, access to curated deal flow, and educational resources to entrepreneurs, helping teams recruit talent, form partnerships, and scale operations. As one of the region's most active networks, it supports startups with mentorship, introductions, and collaboration among investors, aiming to advance Midwest ventures and drive national innovation.

BeHappy Investments is a Madrid-based venture capital firm focused on funding early- and growth-stage companies, with an emphasis on sustainable initiatives, rural modernization, and environmental stewardship. The organization is described as a group of senior executives and business leaders guiding a fund that seeks to balance financial returns with positive social impact. Its portfolio spans multiple sectors, including HuntY, a web platform for scheduling hunting jornadas; Velca, an electric urban mobility brand; Kibus, a device tailoring dog meals; SuperCADEMY, an AI-driven tutoring platform; Nina Woof, a line of pet foods and accessories; and Healthy Minds, a mental health solutions provider. A previous venture, HARBEST, connected restaurants with national-origin product suppliers through a centralized logistics platform. Based in Madrid, BeHappy Investments positions itself at the intersection of venture capital and sustainability, pursuing partnerships with entities aligned with responsible development.

American Outdoor Brands is a United States based designer and manufacturer of a broad portfolio of outdoor products and accessories for hunting, fishing, camping, shooting, and personal security and defense. The company designs and markets shooting supplies, rests and vaults, premium knives and tools for fishing and hunting, land management tools, survival and camping gear, and electro-optical devices such as hunting optics, firearm aiming devices, flashlights, and laser grips, as well as reloading and gunsmithing supplies. Its products are distributed through e-commerce and traditional channels under multiple brand lines and the company maintains a portfolio of brands and patents reflecting a long history of innovation; it was incorporated in 2020 and is headquartered in Columbia, Missouri.

Band of Angels is an angel investor group based in Silicon Valley, founded in 1994. It brings together current and former technology executives who invest personal capital in startup companies, primarily at the seed and early stages across high-technology sectors including enterprise software, AI, medical devices, fintech, energy, hardware, defense, and aerospace. Members typically invest around 300,000 to 750,000 dollars per deal and often lead syndications of about 1 to 3 million, with the aim of taking roughly a one-third equity stake for a one-million investment. The group emphasizes hands-on participation, due diligence, mentorship, and facilitating follow-on discussions, and it tends to focus on local deals in Silicon Valley with occasional geographic expansion. The Band of Angels has a track record of exits, including M&A and Nasdaq IPOs, and its members include founders of notable tech companies such as Symantec, Logitech, and National Semiconductor.

YL Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Mill Valley, California, focused on seed and early-stage investments in cybersecurity and related deep-technology sectors in the United States and Israel. It partners with Israeli founders from inception, providing strategic guidance and access to a network of chief information security officers and industry leaders to support portfolio companies of cybersecurity, deep tech, autonomous systems, and SaaS. The firm emphasizes hands-on operational execution and has a track record of portfolio exits to major corporations, including Palo Alto Networks, Microsoft, CA Technologies, and Proofpoint.

Technology Crossover Ventures is a private equity firm based in Menlo Park, California, that provides capital to growth-stage technology companies, including both private and public entities. It has invested over $17 billion in more than 350 technology companies since its founding in 1995. The firm backs companies across information technology, software, cybersecurity, e-commerce, fintech, healthcare IT, big data, and related sectors, and engages in growth and expansion investments, taking minority or majority positions and often participating in board-level oversight. TCV supports portfolio management with data-driven insights, sector expertise, access to talent, and connections to category leaders to help companies scale toward public offerings or strategic acquisitions.

Blumberg Capital is an early-stage venture capital firm that invests in technology companies, particularly B2B businesses, from seed stage through growth. It supports portfolio companies through board participation and hands-on advice. Its investment interests include artificial intelligence, fintech, healthcare technology, cybersecurity, data infrastructure, analytics, and enterprise software. Headquartered in San Francisco, the firm has offices in Miami, New York, and Tel Aviv, and invests in companies in the United States and Israel.

M12 is the corporate venture capital arm of Microsoft, established in 2016 as an early-stage investor focused on enterprise software and emerging technologies. The fund backs seed through growth-stage companies across AI, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, developer tools, vertical software-as-a-service, and Web3 and gaming, with a global footprint led by North America and Israel. By leveraging Microsoft’s ecosystem, M12 provides portfolio companies with strategic connections, customers, and business benefits to accelerate growth. It operates an accelerator program and other support initiatives, and has backed numerous startups to date. The firm is headquartered in San Francisco, with activity across North America, Europe, and Asia as part of its technology investment mandate.

Osney Capital is a UK-based venture capital firm specializing exclusively in early-stage cybersecurity companies in the United Kingdom. As a sector specialist, it offers deep cyber security expertise, hands-on partnership, mentorship, and access to its network to support founders through the early growth phase. The firm targets early-stage investments, typically in rounds under £5 million, aiming to help UK cyber startups develop scalable solutions and strengthen the country’s cyber defenses.

Forgepoint Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 2015 and based in the San Francisco Bay Area, with operations in London, that invests in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and infrastructure software companies from early stage to growth. It manages over $1 billion in assets under management and has a portfolio of nearly 40 companies, supported by a global Advisory Council of around 100 industry leaders to help portfolio firms scale and navigate market opportunities as they build the digital future.

Elysian Park Ventures is the venture capital arm of the Los Angeles Dodgers Ownership Group. Based in Los Angeles, it invests across stages from seed to growth in companies that sit at the intersection of sports, media, health, culture, commerce, technology, and entertainment. Capital ranges from $500,000 to $100 million, and the firm pursues opportunities that entertain, inform, and innovate within the sports ecosystem. It leverages a global network and strategic capital to support portfolio companies and help shape markets where sport intersects with technology and society, with a domain‑driven approach to building the future of sports.

Stadia Ventures is a sports- and esports-focused venture firm and accelerator based in Saint Louis, with operations in Frisco/Dallas. It runs a sports business accelerator that selects and funds startups twice yearly, providing seed investments and an intensive 14-week program with mentorship to help scale. The firm acts as a pre-Series A investor and supports portfolio companies across lifestyle and recreation, performance and wellness, fan engagement and experience, content and media, esports, and sports betting. It maintains a global network and a growing portfolio of startups, with multiple exits to date, reflecting its role in accelerating innovation within sports and esports industries.

U.S. Venture Partners is a venture capital firm headquartered in Menlo Park, California. Founded in 1981, it invests in early-stage technology and healthcare companies, with a focus on areas including enterprise software, cybersecurity, mobile, e-commerce, life sciences, and healthcare services. Its investments are concentrated in the United States, particularly the West Coast, and Israel.

Sapphire Ventures is a venture capital firm that partners with expansion-stage enterprise software and AI-enabled companies to build industry-leading businesses. The firm focuses on post-product-market fit companies and selective venture funds, providing support to scale go-to-market, operations, and leadership. With over $10 billion in assets under management and a multi-location footprint in the United States and London, Sapphire leverages its experience to help portfolio companies grow and achieve exits, including a track record of numerous IPOs and acquisitions.

Lunsford Capital is a private investment company based in Louisville, Kentucky, led by Bruce Lunsford. It focuses on investing in a diverse portfolio across healthcare, technology, entertainment, and real estate sectors, and provides leadership guidance to portfolio companies to support their growth.

Mercurius Media Capital is a growth-focused media-for-equity company based in Redwood City, California. It partners with U.S. media companies to aggregate premium advertising inventory and allocate it to selected growth-stage startups in exchange for equity, with the aim of boosting distribution, customer acquisition, and enterprise value. The model provides startups with access to television, digital, streaming, and out-of-home campaigns across sports, lifestyle, entertainment, and news programming, enabling scalable brand exposure. Media partners participate in the long-term value created by the companies they support, and the firm emphasizes building a diversified network of inventory to support portfolio growth.

Looking Glass Capital is a New York City-based venture capital firm focused on early-stage, pre-seed investments in health, climate and energy, and economic drivers. The firm serves as lead, co-lead, or anchor investor and typically writes checks of 500,000 to 1,000,000 dollars. Founded in 2019 by Adam Besvinick, it supports mission-driven founders in the earliest days of company building and aims to back companies that represent the future market version of their sector, committing across funding rounds. It has backed approximately 60 companies across three funds and maintains a small team with centralized decision making.

TechNexus Venture Collaborative is a Chicago-based venture ecosystem platform founded in 2007 that connects corporations with early-stage companies to create new business models, products, and scalable market access. It combines capital investment, incubation, and collaboration to accelerate opportunities between corporations and startups, fostering innovation through a portfolio of initiatives such as venture turnarounds, deep tech commercialization, an investor platform, thought leadership, and an innovation coworking space. The company uses AI-driven portfolio intelligence to assess performance and aims to provide corporations with venture ecosystem resources, startups with strategic partnerships and capital, and investors with differentiated deal flow. With over 150 portfolio companies and a tracked portfolio value exceeding four billion dollars, TechNexus operates across sectors including AI, clean tech, mobility, and more, and has established itself as a leading connector of corporations, startups, and investors in the United States.

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.

Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers is a venture capital firm founded in 1972 by Eugene Kleiner and Tom Perkins, based in Menlo Park, California. The firm backs incubation, seed and early-stage companies across industries and also pursues growth investing through later-stage funds. It supports founders from inception to IPO and beyond, leveraging its experience, network and resources to help portfolio companies scale. The firm's investments span digital technology, greentech, life sciences and healthcare, and it has backed notable companies such as Google, Amazon, AOL, Netscape and Genentech. With a global footprint, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers has placed capital across North America, Europe and China, offering strategic guidance and connections to executives, partners and potential customers. The firm has pursued specialized initiatives and funds addressing technology, sustainability and market-changing ideas, maintaining a broad and enduring presence in venture capital.

Meritech Capital Partners is a Palo Alto, California-based venture capital firm founded in 1999 that specializes in late-stage technology investments. It partners directly with founders to support companies revolutionizing their markets, prioritizing deep relationships over outsourced value-add resources. The firm focuses on software, communications, and networking sectors and maintains a track record of backing leading technology companies through rapid growth, including more than 60 IPOs across over 200 investments. Its hands-on approach and disciplined investment style reflect a preference for smaller, high-conviction portfolios. Notable portfolio companies include Meta, Roblox, Snowflake, Datadog, Salesforce, Tableau, Wealthsimple, and Serval.

Starting Line is a Chicago-based early-stage venture capital firm that invests in consumer-focused startups across the United States, including consumer marketplaces, services and products, and software infrastructure. The firm emphasizes backing ventures that democratize access to technology, products, and experiences for the 99% of Americans.

Bridge Investments is a Chicago-based venture capital firm founded in 1998 that backs early- to mid-stage companies across consumer brands, software as a service, fintech, legal tech, and technology sectors. The firm emphasizes a disciplined, analytical approach and collaborates with management throughout the investment horizon to support growth and profitability. With experience across mature and venture-stage opportunities, Bridge Investments applies principles from established businesses to venture opportunities and vice versa, focusing on sectors where it has direct experience, including tech-enabled services, SaaS, and digitally native brands.

Comeback Capital is a Cleveland, Ohio-based venture capital firm that concentrates on early-stage investments in the Midwest and American Heartland. Founded in 2018, it pursues pre-seed and seed-stage opportunities across technology, health tech, mobility, supply chain and logistics, and the industrial Internet of Things, with a preference for companies outside traditional venture hubs. The firm aims to provide rapid, targeted funding rounds and to support portfolio companies through a broad network of advisors and experienced operators drawn from established startup markets. Its investor base includes both coastal and local limited partners, enabling connections to broader ecosystems while fostering regional growth.

Seedfunders is an angel investment group based in St. Petersburg, Florida, focused on early-stage, pre-revenue technology startups. It uniquely targets ventures with a minimum viable product and little to no revenue, providing seed capital alongside mentorship, strategic guidance, and long-term support. The firm emphasizes a lean startup approach and offers Investment Directors who may participate on boards, assisting with future funding rounds. It maintains a Florida-centric outlook, participating in regional investment activity across Miami, Orlando, Tampa and St. Petersburg, and offers a syndicate option for broader investor involvement.

43North is a Buffalo-based accelerator and startup competition that funds and supports early-stage companies to strengthen Buffalo's economy. The organization invests about five million dollars annually and typically commits five hundred thousand to one million dollars in exchange for five percent equity for pre-seed or seed-stage ventures with a deployable product, customer traction, and revenue. Beyond capital, 43North provides mentorship, access to a broad network of investors, customers and alumni, recruiting support, workspace in its incubator, and potential tax advantages through STARTUP-NY. Since its founding in 2014, it has backed portfolio companies such as ACV Auctions and Squire Enterprise and often collaborates with venture firms, state agencies and private sponsors. It also pursues opportunities to invest beyond Buffalo in selected regions.

Morrison Seger Venture Capital Partners is a Dallas, Texas based venture capital firm focused on consumer packaged goods and software as a service, among other sectors. The firm uses a generalist approach to diversification and relies on an experienced team to build, grow, and exit portfolio companies. It has raised capital to support its investments and operates as an Exempt Reporting Adviser, meaning it does not provide personalized investment advice or SEC registration and directs prospective investors to consult independent professionals. The firm partners with industry leaders to create value for portfolio companies and investors and emphasizes providing informational content about investment opportunities.

Gula Tech Adventures is a Maryland-based venture capital firm founded in 2017 by cybersecurity veterans Ron and Cyndi Gula, formerly at Tenable Network Security. The firm focuses on early-stage investments in security engineering, cybersecurity, cyber hygiene, threat management, and national security technologies, typically at seed and Series A rounds. It supports portfolio companies with product roadmaps and fundraising, drawing on the founders’ industry experience to guide growth and strategy.

Bullish is a New York-based venture capital firm with offices in Connecticut and Colorado that focuses on early-stage investments in consumer goods and retail. It blends capital with strategic marketing support and operating insights, acting as an operating partner to help build consumer-focused brands, including direct-to-consumer products across wellness, food, apparel, and technology. The firm backs US-based consumer brands at pre-seed to Series A stages and emphasizes a hands-on approach that combines investing, consulting, and brand-building expertise.

Ospraie Ag Science is a venture capital firm based in Rye, New York, that focuses on growth capital investments in the agriculture sector across public and private markets. It targets ESG-aligned, upstream companies and seeks to foster innovation that helps farmers increase profitability while reducing environmental impact, supporting a more sustainable global food supply.

Serra Ventures is a venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology companies across the United States, with offices in Champaign, Chicago, and Park City. It focuses on information technology, deep technology, instrumentation, software-as-a-service, devices, and agricultural technologies, prioritizing growth-oriented startups in B2B and tech-enabled sectors. The firm has funded a broad portfolio across healthcare, fintech, agtech, and artificial intelligence, and emphasizes providing strategic guidance and ecosystem connections to help portfolio companies scale. Serra Ventures pursues selective opportunities in international settings while maintaining a strong U.S. presence.

Stage 1 Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm established in 2006 and based in Coconut Grove, Florida. It focuses on deep technology and science sectors, seeking to back disruptive startups with capital and strategic partnerships. The firm supports portfolio companies through its global network of industry experts, co-investors, and market intelligence, providing resources to help accelerate growth. It emphasizes capital-efficient funding and milestone-based progress, with typical investment horizons of three to five years.

Dozen Investments is a Spain-based online platform that enables individual investors to access curated startup opportunities through equity crowdfunding. CNMV-authorized and supervised, the platform provides a fully online investment process with VC-style screening that presents only a small fraction of opportunities, along with detailed analyses, standardized contracts, professional structuring, and ongoing investor reporting to accompany portfolio companies through rounds. Tickets start at modest amounts to support diversification, and the platform coordinates investments across multiple startups, often co-investing with leading venture capital funds. Dozen operates from Barcelona and serves investors seeking regulated, accessible exposure to high-growth startups via a centralized online platform.

IDG Capital is a global venture capital and private equity firm established in 1993 and headquartered in Hong Kong, with operations across three continents and more than 300 investment professionals. It provides funding across stages including venture capital, growth, buyout and secondary markets, and backs companies in technology, consumer, media, healthcare, energy and information technology sectors. The firm guides a large portfolio of companies and has supported hundreds of exits, leveraging a global ecosystem to offer strategic resources and partnerships. Its investor roster includes sovereign wealth funds, pension funds and other institutional investors, enabling diverse capital and long-term collaboration with founders.

SaaS Ventures is a venture capital firm focused on enterprise technology, including SaaS, AI and cybersecurity. Founded around 2016–2017, it invests across pre-seed to growth stages and operates through multiple investment teams, including Core, Growth and Israel, with a presence in the United States and Israel. The firm emphasizes a founder-first approach, long-term support and value-added guidance, often underwriting small initial checks that range roughly from $750,000 to $3,000,000 and typically avoids leading rounds in favor of co-investing with strong leads. It seeks to back companies in North America and second-tier markets where major exits are possible but traditional venture funding is less intense. The firm aims to provide capital, a broad network and operational expertise to help portfolio companies reimagine business operations through innovative software solutions.

Blu Venture Investors is a venture capital investment firm founded in 2010 and based in Virginia. It provides seed and early-stage funding to technology companies and offers active mentorship and strategic guidance to entrepreneurs. The firm backs a broad range of sectors, including cybersecurity, software as a service, information technology, B2B and B2C software, and related tech, and focuses on opportunities in the mid-Atlantic region such as Maryland, Virginia, Washington, D.C., and North Carolina. Blu Venture Investors often takes board seats and may participate in syndicates to support portfolio growth, leveraging its founder-friendly approach, operational expertise, and extensive network to accelerate scale.

Next Frontier Capital is a Bozeman, Montana-based venture capital firm established in 2015 that serves as a registered investment adviser. The firm targets early-stage investments in technology-driven companies across sectors such as B2B software, cybersecurity, fintech, climate tech, deep tech, defense tech, data, artificial intelligence, and biotechnology, including healthcare. It partners with mission-driven entrepreneurs to build technology companies and offers mentorship, strategic guidance, and introductions to customers and partners to help portfolio companies grow. The firm emphasizes understanding and industry experience as a value-add for founders and has a track record of supporting successful exits.

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.

Not Boring Capital is a New York-based venture capital firm founded in 2019 that manages a small early-stage fund and pursues investments across a broad range of sectors including B2B, B2C, energy, healthcare, information technology, education technology, life sciences, supply chain technology, SaaS, advanced manufacturing, and blockchain. The firm emphasizes storytelling in its investment approach and aims to help portfolio companies tell their stories; sources describe the fund as approximately $8 million in size.

Correlation Ventures is a venture capital firm that uses analytics and data-driven insights to guide investment decisions and accelerate growth for technology-enabled startups. Based in San Francisco, it targets seed through late-stage opportunities across sectors including consumer products, healthcare, financial technology and other technology-driven industries in the United States. The firm emphasizes rapid decision-making and builds partnerships with innovative companies to support scale, with a track record of backing data-driven ventures such as Synthorx, Personal Capital, and Imperfect Foods. By leveraging a network of industry leaders and a focus on impactful technological advances, Correlation Ventures aims to back companies that deliver meaningful progress and broad market impact.

Goodwater Capital is a California-based venture capital firm established in 2014, focused on early-stage investments in consumer and prosumer technology. The firm emphasizes data-driven research and founder-centric conviction to back entrepreneurs creating platforms that transform everyday life, transactions, and communication. Based in Burlingame, California, Goodwater backs companies across consumer technology and related sectors, including housing, financial services, healthcare, education, and entertainment, with the aim of solving pressing problems and improving lives globally.

Capital Factory is a venture firm and startup accelerator based in Austin, Texas, that invests in early-stage technology companies, with emphasis on software and frontier technologies, and provides founders access to capital, customers, mentors, investors, and a broad startup network.

Psion Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 2016 and based in Boston, Massachusetts. It targets investments in aerospace, space, renewable energy, and software sectors.

Greycroft is a venture capital firm focused on technology startups and investments in the Internet and mobile markets. Based in New York with offices in Los Angeles, it supports entrepreneurs by enhancing visibility, enabling strategic relationships, and accelerating product market entry through its broad media and technology industry network. The firm manages over $1 billion in assets and has completed more than 200 investments since its inception, backing companies such as Acorns, Venmo, Huffington Post, Scopely, Thrive Market, Boxed, Shipt, and Whatnot. Greycroft emphasizes hands-on founder support and inclusive deal practices, including the Diversity Term Sheet Rider.

Bantam Group is an advisory and investment firm based in Westwood, Massachusetts, founded in 1993 by Joe Caruso. It works with entrepreneurs across industries, providing strategic guidance, mentorship, and advocacy, and acts as a catalyst for growth. The firm oversees a portfolio of affiliated companies and concentrates on the technology sector, offering support in funding, strategy, and leadership through its network and objective advice. Notable involvements include startups such as ZipCar, HubSpot, and Coffee Connection, which illustrate its hands-on approach to helping entrepreneurs realize their business goals.

L37 is a hybrid venture capital and private equity investment firm that partners with executive and founding teams to create opportunities for investors and scalable impact, drawing on frameworks, systems, capital, and talent.

Omnes Capital is a Paris-based private equity and infrastructure investment firm focused on the energy transition and sustainable technology. It pursues investments across buyout, growth capital, private debt, venture, and infrastructure, backing companies at multiple stages. The firm targets sectors including renewable energy, climate tech, deep tech, cybersecurity, health tech, edtech, food tech, nanotechnology, and B2B services, with an emphasis on scalable, responsible growth in Europe and beyond. With a long track record and international reach, Omnes Capital supports entrepreneurs to scale innovative businesses and sustainable infrastructure solutions while delivering value to its investors.

Hiventures is a Budapest-based venture capital firm and one of the largest and most active fund partners in Central and Eastern Europe. Founded in 1999, the company provides equity funding and strategic support to innovative startups and growth-oriented small and medium-sized enterprises in Hungary and the region. It focuses on helping portfolio companies progress from prototyping and market validation to subsequent funding rounds, with an emphasis on AI-driven, deeptech, medtech and greentech sectors. Hiventures pursues patient, constructive backing and collaborates with co-investors to shape fundraising strategies and exit plans. The firm supports hundreds of startups and participates actively in the local ecosystem, contributing to a sustainable and competitive SME landscape in Hungary and nearby markets.

Render Capital is a venture capital firm based in Louisville, Kentucky that funds early-stage startups primarily in the Midwest and South. The firm concentrates on pre-seed and seed opportunities across healthcare, healthtech, supply chain, logistics, advanced manufacturing, ecommerce, consumer packaged goods, SaaS, and food and beverage sectors. It differentiates itself by taking board seats and actively supporting portfolio companies with customers, capital, and talent to accelerate growth. Render Capital aims to strengthen the regional economy by providing risk capital that helps entrepreneurs start and scale ventures in heartland markets. The firm operates with a stance not to invest in bio, life sciences, pharma, guns, lottery, ammo, or alcohol.