Antler is a global venture capital firm founded in 2017 and based in Singapore that invests in technology companies and incubates startups across diverse sectors. It supports founders from day one with a worldwide community of co-founders, access to talent, expert advisors, and expansion support, complemented by capital to help launch and scale ventures. Through regional funds and programs, Antler backs early-stage ventures across geographies, facilitating collaboration among founders and providing resources to help teams recruit, validate ideas, and enter markets.

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

Index Ventures is a global venture capital firm with offices in London, San Francisco and Geneva. It provides early-stage and growth-stage investments to technology-driven companies across software, fintech, healthcare, AI, data, entertainment, and related sectors, spanning seed to expansion rounds. The firm offers strategic support through due diligence, deal structuring and ongoing guidance to portfolio founders, leveraging a broad network of industry relationships to connect entrepreneurs with customers, partners and investors. With a history dating back to 1996, Index emphasizes long-term collaboration with ambitious teams to help them scale, enter new markets and turn bold ideas into global businesses.

Accel is a venture capital firm founded in 1983 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California. It is an early and growth-stage investor that backs entrepreneurs building world-class technology companies across software, consumer, enterprise IT, information technology, healthcare, fintech, security, and media sectors. The firm emphasizes a global community of founders, operators, and resources, providing more than capital to help portfolio companies scale. Its investments span geographies including the United States, Europe, Israel, India, and other regions, and its portfolio has included notable companies such as Atlassian, Dropbox, Slack, Spotify, and many others. With decades of experience, Accel partners with teams to turn early-stage ideas into category-defining businesses and to accelerate growth through strategic guidance and networks. The firm focuses on practical, long-term support for scalable technology ventures.

General Catalyst is a venture capital firm that provides early-stage and growth equity investments in technology companies. Founded in 2000 and based in the United States, the firm backs startups across consumer, enterprise software, fintech, crypto, and health technologies, offering mentorship and strategic guidance to help ideas scale. It participates in seed and growth rounds, often taking minority or majority stakes, and supports portfolio companies with resources and networks across North America and Europe.

Alumni Ventures is a venture capital firm founded in 2014 and based in Manchester, New Hampshire. It connects accredited individual investors with startup deals and co-invests alongside established venture capital firms across multiple stages, from seed to growth. The firm provides access to diversified portfolios through funds, syndicates, and investing clubs, supported by a large network of community members and individual investors. It invests across sectors and geographies, with a focus on transparency and due diligence in collaborative investments with leading firms such as Andreessen Horowitz, Sequoia, and Y Combinator. Alumni Ventures operates internationally with offices in New York, Boston, Menlo Park, Chicago, London, and Tokyo and has raised substantial capital to back founders with strategic capital and resources.

Andreessen Horowitz is a Menlo Park, California-based venture capital firm founded in 2009 by Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz. It backs technology companies across stages, from seed to growth, with a broad focus on software, cloud infrastructure, enterprise software and services, fintech, consumer internet, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and life sciences applications at the intersection of computer science and biology. The firm emphasizes long-term support for entrepreneurs, offering capital and resources to help companies scale, and operates through multiple investment vehicles to fund early and later-stage opportunities. Its portfolio targets information technology, software-enabled businesses, and technology-enabled services, reflecting a commitment to innovation and leadership in American technology.

Insight Partners is a global private equity and venture capital firm that partners with growth-stage software, internet, and data-services companies to accelerate revenue growth and long-term value. Founded in 1995 and headquartered in New York, it focuses on software-enabled sectors including Fintech, Cybersecurity, AI/ML, DevOps, and Healthcare, and has backed more than 750 companies worldwide, with numerous portfolio companies achieving IPOs. The firm provides capital, hands-on operational guidance, and a broad network to help growing software companies move from product-market fit to IPO, assisting with product development, M&A, efficiency, and geographic expansion. As of 2022, Insight Partners reported over 75 billion in assets under management and maintains offices in New York, London, Tel Aviv, and Palo Alto to support its global portfolio.

Sequoia Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 1972 and based in Menlo Park, California. It provides capital alongside strategic guidance to a select set of companies across information technology, healthcare, manufacturing, mobile, nanotechnology, financial services, internet, energy, media, and retail, supporting them from early ideas through growth and even IPO stages. The firm emphasizes long-term partnerships, working closely with leadership teams on product development, company building, and market expansion. Sequoia pursues opportunities at seed, early, and growth stages and maintains a global reach, investing in companies across the United States and other major markets, with interests in AI and other emerging technologies.

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

SV Angel is a San Francisco-based venture capital and angel investment firm that backs early-stage software and technology-enabled companies across the United States. The firm provides business development, financing and strategic advisory services, including M&A support, leveraging its network to help founders at critical inflection points. Known for a high-volume approach, SV Angel evaluates and backs a broad slate of startups each year, aiming to accelerate growth and help build lasting companies through hands-on guidance and connections.

Bessemer Venture Partners is a global venture capital firm based in Redwood City, California. It backs entrepreneurs across seed and growth stages and invests across consumer, enterprise and healthcare sectors. The firm has backed notable companies such as Pinterest, Shopify, Twilio, Yelp, LinkedIn, PagerDuty, DocuSign, Wix, Fiverr and Toast, and it has about $19 billion in assets under management.

FJ Labs is a New York-based venture capital firm founded in 2015 by Fabrice Grinda. The firm concentrates on marketplaces and consumer-facing startups and is stage-agnostic, investing across seed and Series A rounds. It seeks scalable companies with strong unit economics and potential to become market leaders, often co-investing with other global funds to broaden its impact. FJ Labs emphasizes rapid decision-making and leverages its broad network to support portfolio companies in fundraising and growth, helping startups scale across large markets and ecosystems.

Spark Capital is an early-stage venture capital firm based in San Francisco with offices in Boston and New York City. It backs founders developing innovative products across all sectors and stages, guiding them to achieve success on their own terms. The firm has funded notable companies including Twitter, Discord, Anthropic, Cruise, Niantic, Oculus, Warby Parker and Tumblr, illustrating its willingness to back consumer, software, and technology leaders. Spark Capital emphasizes flexibility over prescriptive playbooks, supporting entrepreneurs from seed through growth rounds, and partners with portfolio companies to help scale products and go-to-market strategies while spanning sectors such as consumer, software, fintech, media, and education.

Global Founders Capital is a global venture capital firm and platform established by Rocket Internet, founded in 2013 and based in Berlin. It operates as a stage-agnostic investor that backs early-stage technology companies worldwide, working with exceptional founders across diverse sectors and providing support from the initial growth phase. The firm emphasizes global reach and seeks opportunities in software and technology sectors, aiming to help high-potential teams scale rapidly.

Lightspeed Venture Partners is a global venture capital firm founded in 2000 and based in Menlo Park, California. It invests across the startup lifecycle, from seed to growth, in sectors including enterprise technology, consumer, fintech, health, and cleantech, with a focus on software, internet, mobile, and other technology-enabled businesses. The firm operates internationally with offices in Beijing, Shanghai, New Delhi, and Herzliya Pituach, enabling it to back entrepreneurs across the United States, Asia, and Israel.

Global Brain is a Tokyo-based venture capital firm established in 1998 that invests in technology companies from seed to pre-IPO stages and operates across Europe, North America, Africa and Asia-Pacific. The firm backs startups in sectors such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, cloud and software-as-a-service, cybersecurity, advertisement, agritech, foodtech, climate technology, and commerce, among others, and emphasizes hands-on support and resources to portfolio companies. It manages pure investment funds as well as corporate venture funds formed with leading public companies, enabling strategic collaboration and broader networks. Over its history, Global Brain has invested in hundreds of startups and facilitated numerous exits including IPOs and mergers and acquisitions, underscoring its active role in building early-stage technology companies.

Gradient Ventures is Google's AI-focused venture capital firm that backs early-stage artificial intelligence startups. Founded in 2017 and based in California, it provides capital and access to Google's resources, technical leadership, and industry networks to help founders advance AI-enabled products. The firm emphasizes practical guidance in areas such as recruiting, marketing, design, and engineering to help portfolio companies scale. It concentrates on software and AI-driven ventures, supporting a broad range of AI applications and offering mentorship and hands-on support throughout growth.

Pioneer Fund is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm that makes early-stage investments in innovative startups. It maintains a portfolio that includes companies emerging from Y Combinator and seeks opportunities across a broad range of sectors, including consumer products and services, financial technology, information technology, artificial intelligence and machine learning, advanced manufacturing, blockchain, life sciences, education technology, real estate technology, autonomous vehicles, advertising technology, augmented reality, and SaaS and supply chain technologies. Founded in 2017, the firm focuses on nurturing early-stage companies with growth potential by providing strategic guidance and capital to help them scale.

Gaingels is a venture capital organization focused on supporting LGBTQ+ founders and leaders and their allies. It invests across stages and industries, building a global portfolio of 130+ companies and deploying around $70 million in capital. Beyond funding, Gaingels helps portfolio companies recruit diverse C-suite and board talent and fosters a global community of investors, operators, and entrepreneurs working toward inclusive leadership and positive social change through business.

Upfront Ventures is a California-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 1996 that partners with technology startups. Based in Los Angeles with activity across the United States and Europe, it backs teams in software, SaaS, information technology, fintech, healthcare technology, e-commerce, digital media, and related tech sectors. The firm emphasizes a collaborative, hands-on approach, providing guidance and resources to help portfolio companies grow and navigate challenges. It maintains strong ties to the Southern California ecosystem while leveraging a national and international network to support founders. Upfront Ventures seeks long-term relationships with entrepreneurs and supports seed and Series A rounds, often taking board seats to help shape strategy and scale operations.

LAUNCH is an accelerator ecosystem that backs builders and supports entrepreneurship. It runs the LAUNCH Accelerator for early-stage startups, operates The Syndicate, a funding network, and offers educational initiatives such as Founder University, plus events like Remote Demo Day to showcase portfolio companies. Based in San Francisco, LAUNCH combines accelerator programs, a syndicate funding model, and founder-focused education to help startups grow, and it was founded by Jason.

Liquid 2 Ventures is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 2015 by Joe Montana, Mike Miller, and Michael Ma. It provides seed- and early-stage capital to technology startups, occasionally supporting later rounds such as Series B, and often invests alongside co-investors. The firm emphasizes strategic introductions and hands-on guidance to help portfolio companies scale, with a focus on software, TMT, and other technology sectors. By partnering with founders and other investors, Liquid 2 Ventures aims to align capital with long-term company growth.

Alchemist Accelerator is a California-based accelerator that backs seed- and early-stage enterprise startups through a six-month program designed to accelerate product development, customer traction, and fundraising. It provides seed funding in the form of notes and requires teams with distinctive technical founders, offering structured mentorship, investor access, and a collaborative community. The program emphasizes business-to-business ventures and enterprise monetization, with a network of corporate and VC backers including Cisco Systems, Khosla Ventures, SAP Ventures, Draper Fisher Jurvetson, and US Venture Partners. Alchemist supports a global cohort with both in-person and virtual participation, and has supported hundreds of startups, generating significant alumni funding and notable exits.

GGV Capital is a global venture capital firm that, as of March 2024, operates as two distinct brands: Granite Asia, headquartered in Singapore, investing in the APAC region including Southeast Asia, Japan, China, India and Australia; and Notable Capital, based in Silicon Valley with offices in San Francisco and New York, investing in the United States, Israel, Europe and Latin America. The firm backs early- and growth-stage technology companies and leverages an international network to help portfolio companies scale across borders.

New Enterprise Associates is a venture capital firm founded in 1977 and based in Menlo Park, California, with a global investment reach. It provides capital and operational support to early, growth, and later-stage companies across a wide range of industries, including software, consumer technology, healthcare technology, life sciences, energy technology, infrastructure, and AI-enabled services. NEA collaborates with founders to address technical challenges, guide product development, and expand markets, leveraging its domain expertise to help portfolio companies scale from seed stages through IPO. The firm invests across the United States, Asia, and other regions, often supporting companies from early stages to scale, and has a long track record that includes numerous IPOs and acquisitions. NEA emphasizes a hands-on partnership approach and seeks opportunities across sectors that enable transformational businesses through technology and data-driven innovation.

Tiger Global Management is a New York-based investment firm founded in 2001 by Charles (Chase) Coleman. It allocates capital to private and public markets worldwide, with a focus on technology, internet, consumer and financial services sectors, and regions including the United States, China, India, Latin America and Eastern Europe. The firm employs public equity strategies such as long/short and growth, alongside private investments across early to late stages, seeking high-quality growth opportunities and supporting portfolio companies throughout their lifecycle.

Goodwater Capital is a California-based venture capital firm founded in 2014 and headquartered in Burlingame. It concentrates on early-stage investments in consumer technology companies and seeks to empower entrepreneurs who are building products and platforms that reshape everyday life. The firm backs ventures across a broad range of sectors, including housing, financial services, consumer products and services, healthcare, food, transportation, education, entertainment, and information technology and software. Through its investments, Goodwater Capital aims to drive meaningful, scalable impact and help improve lives on a global scale.

Precursor Ventures is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm established in 2015 that concentrates on early-stage investments, including pre-seed and seed rounds, in North America. The firm backs both B2B and B2C software applications and hardware across consumer, enterprise, fintech, digital health, education, marketplace, media, and information technology sectors. It prioritizes investments in the San Francisco Bay Area, New York, and Toronto, while considering other geographies. Typical check sizes range from $0.1 million to $0.25 million. Precursor Ventures also emphasizes backing founders early in their journey and has adopted the Diversity Term Sheet Rider.

Maven Ventures is a California-based venture capital firm headquartered in Palo Alto that concentrates on early-stage technology investments, with a focus on consumer software startups in the United States and related sectors such as information technology, media, fintech, healthcare, AI, mobile and e-commerce. The firm pursues a concentrated investment approach, typically backing 6–8 core investments per year, and supports bold founders to build scalable, category-defining companies.

Greycroft is a venture capital firm focused on technology startups and investments in the internet and mobile markets. With offices in New York and Los Angeles, it leverages a broad network in media and technology to help entrepreneurs gain visibility, build strategic relationships, bring products to market, and grow successful businesses. The firm has managed over $1 billion in assets and has made more than 200 investments across consumer internet, fintech, software, and related tech sectors, supporting both early and later-stage companies as they scale. Greycroft also pursues inclusive investment practices, including a diversity-focused term sheet rider.

Seedcamp is a London-based venture capital firm and Europe's seed fund that identifies and invests early in world-class founders solving large, global problems with technology. It supports startups through immediate access to smart capital, a lifelong community, and a global network built on more than a decade of backing exceptional talent. Founded in 2007, Seedcamp backs early-stage companies across technology-enabled sectors in Europe and beyond.

M12 is Microsoft's corporate venture capital arm, founded in 2016 and based in San Francisco, that invests in technology startups from seed to growth stages. The firm focuses on enterprise software, artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, developer tools, vertical SaaS, Web3 and gaming, seeking to accelerate portfolio companies by providing access to Microsoft’s resources, technical guidance, and customer network. It maintains a global footprint with a focus on North America and Israel and has invested in more than 100 companies, including unicorns and IPOs. M12 also runs accelerator programs and collaborates with startups to support scaling and go-to-market efforts, aligning portfolio growth with Microsoft's strategic priorities.

Drive Capital is a Columbus, Ohio-based venture capital firm founded in 2012 that invests in technology, healthcare, and consumer companies across the Midwest and North America. The firm partners with entrepreneurs to build large, sustainable companies by providing conviction, resources, and long-term support from early stages through rapid growth. Its portfolio spans software, information technology, fintech, cybersecurity, health tech, and other tech-enabled sectors, with an emphasis on leveraging local talent and customer bases to drive market impact. Drive Capital has raised multiple funds and, according to industry reports, manages billions in assets with a team of partners dedicated to helping companies scale.

Fika Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Los Angeles, founded in 2016. It focuses on pre-Series A software companies, with emphasis on B2B software in sectors such as vertical SaaS, fintech, commerce enablement, healthcare, and marketplaces, and it invests across the United States and Canada.

Atomic is a San Francisco-based venture capital and operating platform founded in 2012 by Jack Abraham that funds, builds and scales startups by combining ideas, talent and capital to launch multiple companies in parallel. It operates as a venture studio and an investment manager, offering portfolio companies comprehensive support across accounting, design, engineering, finance, HR, IT and recruiting, enabling faster development and growth.

Wesley Clover is a private global investment management and holding company founded by Sir Terry Matthews. It concentrates on innovative technology companies, particularly early-stage cloud and SaaS businesses, and also pursues related real estate, hospitality, and entertainment opportunities. The firm provides strategic guidance and access to a worldwide ecosystem for its portfolio companies and has a track record of substantial direct investments, exits, and returns. Beyond investing, Wesley Clover engages in commercial property ventures and operates Wesley Clover Parks, while supporting community initiatives through the Wesley Clover Foundation and programs like TechTuesday.

FundersClub is an online venture capital platform that connects accredited investors with a diversified portfolio of vetted startups. Founded in 2012 and based in San Francisco, California, the company focuses on seed and early-stage investments in technology and technology-enabled startups. It operates a globally sourced network and rigorous vetting process to streamline access to early venture opportunities typically unavailable to individual investors, while providing hands-on support to portfolio companies. By combining software-driven processes with human due diligence, FundersClub seeks to deliver returns for investors and help founders accelerate growth. The platform emphasizes transparent, scalable participation in venture capital rather than traditional fund structures.

Scrum Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm headquartered in San Francisco with operations in Tokyo, investing in startups across the United States and Asia, including Japan. The firm backs early-stage companies in sectors such as B2B, B2C, retail, financial services, healthcare, information technology, SaaS, mobile, the internet of things, and health technology, typically contributing between $100,000 and $1 million alongside other investors. Scrum Ventures leverages a broad Asia network to help portfolio companies expand internationally and maintains corporate partnerships with Panasonic, Fujitsu, and Dentsu as part of its co-creation initiatives. It runs accelerator and collaboration programs such as Full Bloom at Sakura Deeptech Shibuya and HFX in Hokkaido that connect startups with corporate partners. The team emphasizes direct founder support, offering hiring assistance, strategic guidance, and fundraising help, guided by a thesis-driven, globally oriented approach developed from experience across founding, investing, and accelerators. The firm was founded by Tak Miyata and focuses on sourcing industry-changing startups and accelerating their growth worldwide.

NFX is a venture capital firm that invests in pre-seed and seed-stage startups, with a founder-centric model designed to improve how startups experience fundraising and growth. The firm emphasizes building an early-stage experience powered by software, and promotes techniques for network effects and scalable growth. It supports founder-led companies across sectors including software, data products, biotech and related technologies, with a global footprint in the United States, Israel, Latin America, and Europe. NFX has cultivated a network called The Guild, an exclusive community of hundreds of founders, and offers operational resources such as the Signal and Brieflink tools to assist portfolio companies. It has backed entrepreneurs who have built companies with outsized exits, and has launched initiatives like NFX Bio to back scientist-founders at seed stage, reflecting a commitment to technology-enabled biology.

Menlo Ventures is a California-based venture capital firm founded in 1976 that provides capital to startups and growth-stage technology companies across the United States. Based in San Francisco, the firm pursues seed through growth investments in consumer and software-enabled sectors, including marketplaces, consumer services, software and SaaS, fintech, cybersecurity, and life sciences technology. It emphasizes market-driven analysis and active involvement, aiming to identify opportunities and support scalable growth, strategic exits, and innovation.

GP Bullhound is a London-headquartered technology advisory and investment firm that provides transaction advice and capital to technology entrepreneurs and founders. As dealmakers in technology, the firm offers independent strategic guidance on mergers and acquisitions and private placements, leveraging a global network to connect entrepreneurs with buyers and capital across Europe, the United States, and Asia. Founded in 1999 in London and Menlo Park, GP Bullhound operates globally with offices across Europe, the United States, and Asia, and has advised on transactions with category-leading companies such as Spotify and Delivery Hero. The firm differentiates itself through its focus on technology, financial acumen, and deep understanding of the entrepreneur's journey, and it maintains a venture capital arm and other investment activities to support innovative technology companies.

Initialized Capital is a San Francisco-based early-stage venture capital firm focused on seed investments in technology companies. Founded around 2012, it manages more than five core funds and has six investing partners, with over $3.2 billion under management. Its portfolio companies have generated more than $200 billion in aggregate market value to date.

Revolution is a Washington, D.C.-based venture capital firm founded in 2005 by Steve Case that backs technology-enabled startups and growth-stage companies across the United States. The firm focuses on sectors such as consumer internet, media and entertainment, software and services, financial and health care, energy, and related information technology fields, often pursuing sizable investments and taking active roles in portfolio companies. Revolution operates through a family of funds and initiatives, including early-stage and growth vehicles, and emphasizes investing in startups outside traditional coastal hubs through programs like Rise of the Rest to spur regional innovation and scale. The firm supports entrepreneurs from inception through later stages, collaborating with regional ecosystem leaders and co-investors to help companies expand nationally.

Point Nine Capital is a Berlin-based venture capital firm specializing in early-stage Internet investments, with a focus on Software-as-a-Service, online marketplaces, and mobile. Founded in 2008, it supports European and North American startups from their earliest stages and has backed companies such as Delivery Hero, Clio, Shiftplanning, Vend, Typeform, and Zendesk. The firm typically takes minority stakes and co-invests with business angels and other venture investors, aiming to help portfolio companies scale in software, SaaS, and B2B marketplaces.

Kickstart Fund is a seed-stage venture capital firm based in Cottonwood Heights, Utah, serving the Mountain West region. It focuses on technology-driven startups, especially software companies, and supports early-stage founders with smart capital, a connected founder community, and experienced guidance. Since its inception, Kickstart has backed a broad portfolio across Utah and the Mountain West and operates a series of seed funds to enable ongoing investments and potential co-investment opportunities.

Forum Ventures is a New York-based venture capital firm, accelerator and venture studio focused on B2B SaaS startups. Founded in 2014 as Acceleprise, it supports early-stage founders through pre-seed and seed funding, high-touch programming, and a SaaS community. The Forum For Founders program provides $100k in pre-seed funding and 15 weeks of talks, events, mentorship and 1:1 guidance on go-to-market and fundraising. Forum Seed backs seed-stage SaaS startups, including those from its program. The organization operates an accelerator and venture studio and focuses investments in vertical artificial intelligence, AI agents, health tech, fintech, supply chain and the future of work. It has over 250 portfolio companies and connects founders to a broad network of investors and partners.

Felicis Ventures is a Menlo Park-based venture capital firm founded in 2006 that backs early-stage technology startups globally. The firm emphasizes founder-first investing and provides more than capital through mentorship and strategic guidance, aiming to help portfolio companies scale from seed through growth stages. Its focus spans software, information technology, and TMT, with activity across sectors including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, health, energy, and education. Felicis has backed a number of notable companies, such as Shopify, Canva, and Notion, and maintains a diverse portfolio across multiple countries, reflecting a global investment approach.

CRV is a Palo Alto–headquartered venture capital firm founded in 1970. It is one of the oldest active early-stage VC firms and invests from seed to Series B in technology, consumer, and healthcare companies, including life sciences and bioengineering, across North America. The firm uses a hands-on, value-added approach to support portfolio companies and help entrepreneurs build category-leading firms in high-growth technology and media sectors. CRV maintains offices in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Menlo Park, California, and manages roughly $1.5 billion. It has backed notable companies such as Twitter, Zendesk, Amgen, HubSpot, Yammer, EqualLogic, Sonus Networks, and Parametric Technology.

GSR Ventures is a venture capital firm focused on early-stage technology companies, including AI-enabled enterprise software, consumer platforms, and digital health and medical technology. The firm backs entrepreneurs pursuing disruptive businesses with the potential to dominate multi-billion dollar markets. Founded in 2004 and based in Menlo Park, California, it operates in the United States and China, supporting early-stage companies from inception through growth.