Antler is a global venture capital firm and startup incubator based in Singapore that invests in early-stage technology companies and supports startups across sectors including healthcare, finance, consumer, and software. It builds a worldwide community of co-founders and provides access to talent, mentors, and expert advisors, along with expansion support and capital to help teams form, validate business models, and grow internationally. Antler emphasizes long-term partnerships with portfolio companies, continuing to back ventures through growth stages as they scale.

Andreessen Horowitz is a Menlo Park, California-based venture capital firm founded in 2009 by Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz. It funds technology startups across seed to late stages, with investments spanning software, cloud infrastructure, enterprise software and services, consumer internet, fintech, artificial intelligence, crypto, infrastructure, and biotechnology at the intersection of computer science and life sciences. The firm emphasizes supporting portfolio companies through growth and strategic partnerships and maintains a broad tech-focused investment approach, aiming to add value beyond capital.

Suffolk Technologies is a Boston-based venture capital platform and accelerator founded in 2019 that invests in early- and growth-stage startups transforming the built environment. It provides capital, resources, and a broad network to help founders scale technologies across construction, architecture, engineering, real estate, and infrastructure, with emphasis on sustainability, smart buildings, design automation, and related innovations. By leveraging sector expertise, it connects portfolio companies with customers and partners to accelerate adoption of innovations in real estate development, property management, and infrastructure, aiming to advance productivity and sustainability in the built world.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is an international financial institution established in 1991 and headquartered in London. It provides project financing, equity and quasi-equity investments, guarantees, and advisory services to banks, industries, and businesses across sectors such as energy, infrastructure, manufacturing, agriculture, and services. The bank supports private sector development, helps privatize and restructure municipal services, and partners with public and private entities to fund ventures and growth-stage companies in Europe, Central Asia, the Middle East and North Africa. It offers policy reform dialogue, trade finance, and loan syndication, and operates a venture capital arm that backs technology-focused startups and scaling firms. The EBRD emphasizes environmental, social, and governance standards, sustainability, and economic transition, aiming to mobilize capital for job creation, modernized infrastructure, and resilient markets while fostering market reform and private sector participation across its regions.

Bossa Invest is a venture capital firm based in São Paulo, Brazil, founded in 2011. It focuses on software-as-a-service startups in Latin America, providing growth capital, mentorship, and access to a broad network of strategic partners and co-investors to help portfolio companies scale, and operates a corporate venture capital arm that collaborates with corporate partners through flexible operating models and end-to-end support.

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.

Sequoia Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 1972 and based in Menlo Park, California. The firm provides capital and strategic guidance to early-stage and growth-stage technology companies, often entering at the idea or formation stage and maintaining involvement as companies scale. It concentrates on a limited number of portfolio companies at a time and emphasizes long-term partnerships, collaboration among its internal teams and founders, and support in areas such as product development, company building, and market expansion. Its sector focus includes information technology, healthcare, manufacturing, mobile, nanotechnology, financial services, internet, energy, media and retail, with a global reach across the technology ecosystem.

Craft Ventures is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm specializing in early-stage and growth technology investments. It backs founder-led teams across sectors such as enterprise software, consumer technology, and financial services, focusing on scalable and durable business models. The firm blends entrepreneurial experience with investment insight through a team of former founders, operators, and investors who favor practical, high-value collaboration. Craft Ventures aims to help portfolio companies scale by providing strategic guidance and access to senior talent, with a focus on emerging technologies. Notable investments include ElevenLabs and Comfy, reflecting an interest in AI-enabled and platform-driven startups.

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.

Mitsubishi UFJ Capital is a Tokyo-based venture capital firm established in 1974 that funds seed, development-stage and startup companies in Japan, focusing on life sciences, healthcare, biotechnology, information technology, electronics and other high-technology sectors such as fintech and AI. It pursues cross-border opportunities and investment syndication, often collaborating with MUFG and international partners to support portfolio companies’ growth and access to overseas markets, and to connect Japanese portfolio companies with strategic partners and potential exits.

Right Side Capital Management is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 2012 that targets early-stage, capital-efficient technology startups in the United States and Canada. The firm employs a data-driven, quantitative approach to investment decisions and aims for rapid yes-or-no conclusions, often within two weeks. Typical rounds encompass small checks in the low hundreds of thousands, with the potential for larger commitments in exceptional cases, and a portfolio-wide strategy that emphasizes diversification. Beyond capital, it provides hands-on mentorship in areas such as sales, marketing, and fundraising, leveraging a network of investors and seasoned operators to support portfolio companies after investment. The firm focuses on teams still refining product-market fit, including those outside traditional tech hubs, and seeks to help founders scale efficiently through structured operational support and transparent decision processes.

ISAI is a Paris-based venture capital and private equity firm founded by technology entrepreneurs. It backs technology-driven companies across Europe, with a focus on software as a service, platform as a service, and infrastructure as a service, as well as data, sustainability, and 5G. The firm operates as a multi-stage investor, supporting early-stage venture capital, growth, and buyouts, and concentrates on French internet businesses and broader European tech ventures. ISAI emphasizes hands-on involvement and founder guidance, leveraging its network of tech entrepreneurs to help portfolio companies scale. Headquartered in Paris, the firm provides capital and strategic expertise to help entrepreneurs build lasting technology companies in France and across Europe.

Battery Ventures is a global technology investment firm founded in 1983 and based in Boston. It provides growth equity and venture capital to technology companies across sectors including application software, infrastructure software, consumer, industrial technology, and life science tools, investing in early through late stages and supporting buyouts. The firm operates internationally with offices in multiple locations and emphasizes a team-based, thesis-driven approach and close relationships with company leadership. Over its history, Battery Ventures has backed more than 450 companies, reflecting a focus on technology-driven growth and long-term partnerships.

General Catalyst is a venture capital firm that funds early-stage and growth companies across sectors including consumer, enterprise software, fintech, crypto, and healthcare. Based in San Francisco with offices in Cambridge, Massachusetts and other locations, it provides capital and strategic guidance to help entrepreneurs build scalable, durable businesses. The firm emphasizes the use of technology, including artificial intelligence, to accelerate growth and drive meaningful impact. General Catalyst partners with management teams to support product development, go-to-market strategies, and organizational growth, aiming to back companies with potential for wide adoption and long-term value creation, rather than focusing solely on near-term exits.

SV Angel is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm established in 1992 that concentrates on seed to early-stage technology investments, notably in software and AI, primarily in the United States. The firm emphasizes long-term partnerships with founders and provides strategic support, business development, financing and M&A advice, leveraging its extensive network to offer introductions and resources beyond capital. Its portfolio includes OpenAI, Databricks, Eventbrite, Cedar and Vercel, illustrating a track record of backing transformative technology companies and helping them grow.

Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania is a nonprofit organization founded in 1982 that supports the technology ecosystem in Southeastern Pennsylvania by providing capital, guidance, and connections to early-stage technology companies. It acts as a seed-stage capital provider for the region's technology sectors, facilitates university-industry partnerships to accelerate commercialization, and undertakes initiatives to strengthen the entrepreneurial community across Philadelphia and surrounding counties, with a focus on creating jobs and fostering regional innovation.

OakNorth is a UK-based digital bank and lending platform founded in 2015 to serve growth-focused small-to-mid-sized businesses underserved by traditional banks. It provides bespoke debt financing for growth, including commercial real estate and cash-flow-based mid-market lending, supported by data-driven analytics and forward-looking scenario planning to speed decision-making and reduce reliance on historical financials. Operating in the United Kingdom and the United States with a New York-based team, OakNorth emphasizes speed, transparency, and tailored service, and offers analytics through OakNorth Analytical Intelligence to help lenders manage risk and promote sustainable lending.

SFC Capital is a venture capital firm in the United Kingdom that focuses on early-stage investments, including pre-seed and seed rounds, mainly within the UK. Founded in 2012, it backs a broad range of sectors such as software, technology, e-commerce, consumer, enterprise software, fintech, digital health, food technology, and mobile. The firm combines an angel network with seed funds to provide capital and strategic support to British startups, offering access to SEIS- and EIS-qualifying opportunities and hands-on guidance to help portfolio companies scale.

Alumni Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Manchester, New Hampshire, with offices in New York, Boston, Menlo Park, Chicago, London, and Tokyo. It enables accredited investors, especially alumni networks, to access diversified venture opportunities by co-investing alongside leading venture capital firms. Through funds, syndicates, and investing clubs, it sources opportunities across stages and geographies, conducts rigorous due diligence, and aims for transparent, founder-friendly support. The firm backs a diversified portfolio of startups, including more than 1,600 companies, and has attracted substantial committed capital and a large community of individual investors, underscoring its mission to democratize access to venture capital while partnering with established VC firms.

FUSE is a venture capital firm that focuses on early-stage software investments, primarily backing Seattle-based seed and Series A companies. It operates with a network of 300+ elite operators to support founders from day one, backing ventures across AI-driven healthcare, satellite infrastructure, data centers in space, robotics, and enterprise software. The firm provides strategic connections, operational expertise, and access to top-tier talent and customers to accelerate growth and help portfolio companies scale.

Index Ventures is a venture capital firm headquartered in London with offices in San Francisco and Geneva. It partners with technology entrepreneurs across software, AI, fintech, healthcare, data, media, mobility and related sectors to provide early and growth-stage capital and strategic guidance. The firm supports portfolio companies through all development stages, including sourcing opportunities, due diligence, structuring financing, and ongoing advisory interactions, leveraging a global network of industry connections to help founders scale, enter new markets, attract customers and partners. Notable portfolio companies include Adyen, Deliveroo, Dropbox, Farfetch, King, Slack and Supercell. Index Ventures emphasizes backing exceptional teams with ambitious ideas and provides resources to help them execute growth plans, product development, and market expansion globally.

Service Provider Capital is a Colorado-based venture capital firm founded in 2014 that co-invests in seed and Series A rounds led by institutional venture funds. It operates six regional funds across the Rocky Mountain, Midwest, New England, Southeast, Texas, and Pacific Northwest regions and supports more than 600 portfolio companies with a network of more than 400 strategic investors, providing access to its LP and CEO networks, and facilitating connections with venture funds, strategic partners, potential customers, and key hires. Each regional fund is managed by dedicated partners to deliver timely, hands-on support for portfolio companies. The firm maintains a presence in Colorado with operations in Vail and Golden.

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.

Gaingels is a venture investment syndicate focused on supporting LGBTQ founders and inclusive leadership by investing across stages and partnering with other venture firms to back diverse, high-potential companies. It maintains a global portfolio of 130+ companies and has deployed tens of millions in capital to date. The organization actively helps portfolio companies identify and recruit diverse talent for C-suite and board roles and cultivates a worldwide network of investors, operators, and entrepreneurs who share a commitment to positive social change through business.

SMBC Venture Capital is the venture capital arm of Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, focusing on growth equity and buyouts across information technology, life sciences, services, and manufacturing. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Tokyo with an office in Osaka, it leverages the SMBC network to connect portfolio companies with large corporates, talent, and specialists, providing stage-appropriate, coordinated support through its integrated team. The firm pursues a long-term, growth-focused approach and invests across industries and stages, aiming to back companies that improve lives and address social challenges. Its portfolio has included more than 400 companies that have achieved initial public offerings, reflecting its emphasis on value creation alongside entrepreneurs.

Desjardins Group is the largest cooperative financial institution in North America, with a nationwide presence across Canada since 1900. It provides a broad suite of financial services to individuals and businesses, including accounts, cash management, financing and loans, mortgages, credit and prepaid cards, insurance, retirement and wealth management, investments and securities, and international banking. It also offers corporate and employer solutions, fiduciary services, and advisory capabilities, supported by integrated online and mobile platforms. Desjardins emphasizes social responsibility and local economic development, reflecting its cooperative model that gives members voting rights and potential rebates. The group serves diverse sectors through a network of member organizations and subsidiaries, delivering accessible financial products while focusing on sustainable, community-oriented growth.

Mizuho Capital is the venture capital arm of Mizuho Financial Group, based in Tokyo, Japan. It invests in innovative startups and growth-stage companies, leveraging the Mizuho ecosystem (including Mizuho Bank, Mizuho Securities, and Mizuho Trust & Banking) to support portfolio companies. The firm focuses on information technology and biotechnology, while also backing opportunities across internet-related services, healthcare, manufacturing, and services sectors. It originated in 2002 through the merger of Fujigin Capital, Tokyo Venture Capital and IBJ Investment, and is part of a broader corporate group with ties to Mizuho Bank. The firm has a history of portfolio companies going public and maintains a recognized presence in Japan's venture capital landscape.

MetaProp is a New York-based venture capital firm focused on real estate technology (PropTech). Founded in 2015, the firm invests in early- and growth-stage PropTech companies across the real estate value chain worldwide, supporting innovations in software, hardware, data, and related services that transform property ownership, development, management, and operations. MetaProp operates ecosystem initiatives including the PropTech Place innovation hub and the MetaProp Accelerator at Columbia University, hosts global events such as NYC Real Estate Tech Week, and produces industry publications like PropTech 101 and PropTech Confidence Index. The firm partners with international real estate brands to back portfolio companies, contributing capital, mentorship, and a broad professional network.

European Investment Bank is a key financial institution of the European Union that finances projects across Europe and beyond to promote sustainable development. It focuses on climate action, innovation, regional development, and infrastructure, providing financing through loans, guarantees, and advisory services to public and private sectors; supports large-scale infrastructure, technology development, and access to capital for enterprises; aligns with EU priorities such as the European Green Deal and digital transformation, including initiatives like InvestEU and Ukraine's recovery. It operates globally with a significant presence in the EU and neighboring regions, aiming to boost growth, create jobs, and improve living standards, while upholding transparency, accountability, and stakeholder engagement.

BoxGroup, founded in 2009, is a New York-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology startups, typically at pre-seed to Series A, across sectors including consumer, enterprise software, fintech, healthcare, life sciences, SaaS, marketplaces, e-commerce, climate tech, and frontier technologies. The firm emphasizes supporting solo founders and bold ideas, evaluating teams with conviction and aiming to fund ventures at the start of emerging markets. Investment sizes vary from tens of thousands to around a million dollars, with a global outlook and a stated focus on New York City, Silicon Valley, and Los Angeles, though geography is not a constraint. BoxGroup operates as a boutique investor in the early stages of portfolio companies, often engaging without taking board seats.

HPS Investment Partners is a global investment firm focused on non-investment grade and alternative credit, delivering risk-adjusted returns for institutional clients through tailored solutions across the capital structure. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in New York, it operates a worldwide platform with offices across multiple regions and manages a range of strategies from syndicated leveraged loans and high-yield debt to privately negotiated senior secured debt, mezzanine, asset-based lending, and select private equity opportunities. The firm serves pension funds, insurance companies, endowments, and financial advisors, emphasizing long-term relationships, rigorous credit analysis, and a diversified sourcing network to identify opportunities across various industries, including insurance, healthcare, media, retail, logistics, and marine.

Haatch is a United Kingdom-based venture capital firm that specializes in early-stage investments in B2B software-as-a-service companies across the United Kingdom. It focuses on founder-led sales and building early sales capabilities, and operates SEIS and EIS-qualifying funds to back startups from pre-seed to seed. Haatch emphasizes automation, data, AI, and digital transformation, and uses in-house operating expertise to support portfolio companies. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Stamford, England, the firm combines smart capital with strategic guidance and network access to help portfolio firms scale efficiently and create lasting value.

8VC is a San Francisco-based technology and life sciences investment firm that partners with founders to develop transformational technologies and create long-term economic and societal value. It invests across sectors including healthcare and life sciences, energy, IT infrastructure, enterprise software, logistics, government and defense, manufacturing, consumer products, and financial services, with a focus on opportunities that leverage data-driven decision making. The firm supports portfolio companies through programs such as the 8VC Fellowship and 8VC Build and aims to back ventures where existing solutions do not meet market needs. 8VC manages a family of venture funds, including Entrepreneurs Fund II and III and multiple Fund I–III vehicles, reflecting a broad platform designed to accelerate growth and industry transformation.

High-Tech Gründerfonds is a Germany-based venture capital firm established in 2005 that funds early-stage technology startups in Germany. Based in Bonn with an office in Berlin, it supports companies across software, information technology, digital and industrial tech, life sciences, chemistry, IoT, energy, and related fields by providing initial capital and subsequent funding, complemented by active guidance from investment managers. The firm typically acts as a lead investor and cooperates with other investors to help portfolio companies advance from concept to market, with a focus on startups that have begun commercial operations. By combining financing with hands-on support, HTGF aims to help high-potential founders develop their technology, validate products, and scale within the German market.

Founders Fund is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm that invests in science and technology companies across all stages, with a focus on transformational technologies and long-term impact. It backs startups addressing difficult problems in sectors such as aerospace, artificial intelligence, energy, information technology, software, advanced manufacturing and defense-related tech, and it emphasizes a founder-friendly approach that provides support with minimal interference. The firm has backed prominent companies including SpaceX, Palantir, Facebook and Airbnb, reflecting a history of early backing for high-growth ventures. Founders Fund seeks global opportunities and partners with entrepreneurs to navigate rapid technological change, from seed to growth investments.

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.

Initialized Capital is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology startups, with a primary focus on seed investments. It provides long-term support to founders through mentorship and resources to help companies progress from inception to growth. The firm invests across a diverse set of technology sectors, including software, artificial intelligence, infrastructure, sustainability, health, consumer technology, and crypto, reflecting a broad technology orientation and commitment to disruptive innovation.

Building Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Boston with an additional office in San Francisco that concentrates on early-stage startups shaping the built environment. The firm backs entrepreneurs designing, building, operating, and delivering experiences that transform how people live and work. Drawing on a network of leaders in architecture, engineering, construction, and real estate, Building Ventures provides funding alongside strategic guidance and industry knowledge to help portfolio companies scale. Its focus spans companies transforming aspects of the built world, including design, construction, property technology, and related services, with an emphasis on practical impact and long-term value. The firm aims to be a key partner for founders by offering access to a deep network, operational experience, and insights drawn from decades of industry involvement.

Kyber Knight Capital is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 2023 that makes early-stage investments in the future of commerce, artificial intelligence, and labor. The firm emphasizes its network and ability to open doors for portfolio companies, positioning itself as a strategic partner to help startups scale and achieve meaningful growth within these sectors.

I2BF Global Ventures is a venture capital firm founded in 2005 and headquartered in New York, with a global investment mandate and a team of sector experts based in New York, London, and Los Angeles. The firm backs technology-driven companies across cleantech, information technology, biotechnology, materials science, space technology, energy and related sectors, spanning from early to late venture stages. It pursues a hands-on approach to portfolio development and operates with a global perspective, seeking opportunities across SaaS, hardware-enabled B2B solutions, digital healthcare, and new media. With an asset base reported around 400 million dollars, I2BF has backed more than sixty startups and achieved multiple exits, reflecting its international reach and focus on innovative technologies.

Kima Ventures is a Paris-based venture capital firm and one of the world's most active early-stage investors. It backs startups worldwide, typically at seed to Series A, often as lead investor but also alongside other investors. The firm provides funding, a broad network, and hands-on support to help founders recruit teams, learn rapidly, and focus on growth. It emphasizes a pay-it-forward mindset and aims to streamline fundraising so entrepreneurs can return to building their business. Founded in 2010 and backed by Xavier Niel, Kima Ventures has its headquarters in Paris and a London office, and has invested in over 400 startups across 24 countries. Its portfolio spans technology sectors in Europe and beyond, and it often takes a significant minority stake while co-investing with angels and other funds.

Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners is a global investor in energy infrastructure, founded in 2012. The company develops and finances large-scale projects that support the energy transition, including solar and wind power, advanced bioenergy, energy storage, transmission, and low-carbon fuels. It operates in more than 30 countries across Europe, Asia and North America, managing approximately 37 billion euros in assets from over 200 institutional investors and employing a workforce of over 2,300 professionals. CIP seeks to create long-term value through sustainable, resilient energy infrastructure and has pursued strategic initiatives such as expanding UK battery storage capacity and scaling European biogas production.

Citigroup is a global financial services holding company that provides a broad range of financial products and services to consumers, corporations, governments, and institutions. The company operates through two main segments: Global Consumer Banking, offering retail banking and Citi-branded cards and related services; and Institutional Clients Group, offering wholesale banking products and services including fixed-income and equity sales and trading, foreign exchange, prime brokerage, derivatives, research, corporate lending, investment banking, and advisory services. Citigroup serves clients across North America, Latin America, Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. The firm includes Citi Private Bank for private banking and Citi Community Capital as its community development lending arm, and the Citi Foundation funds social and economic progress initiatives. Citi emphasizes sustainability and social responsibility, supports affordable housing and economic development, and maintains a global footprint with offices in major cities and leadership in several markets.

Wayra is Telefónica's corporate venture capital and global open innovation hub. It connects startups with Telefónica's business units through a venture-client model and open-innovation programs, enabling joint opportunities and faster scale. The group operates across 10 countries, including Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Germany, Mexico, Peru, Spain, the United Kingdom, and Venezuela, to engage ecosystems and bring together entrepreneurs, investors, and industry leaders. Wayra has invested in more than 1,200 startups with total funding exceeding €260 million, focusing on digital health, travel tech, and other technology-enabled sectors. Through collaborations with large organizations such as AstraZeneca and Kunsen, and partnerships like TUI Care Foundation and Target 8.9 for the TUI Futureshapers initiative, Wayra helps accelerate growth and drive impact for both startups and Telefónica's business units.

Fortino Capital Partners is a Belgium-based private equity and venture capital firm founded in 2013 that provides growth capital and hands-on operational support to technology companies in Western Europe, with a focus on B2B software, SaaS, AI, IT services, and related TMT opportunities. The firm targets mid-market businesses, offering expansion capital and strategic guidance to accelerate growth, scale go-to-market capabilities, and pursue M&A opportunities. Its investments span the Benelux and broader Europe, including France, Germany, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands, with selective cross-border and US expansion where applicable. Fortino emphasizes a practical, results-oriented approach and partners with portfolio companies to mature, scale, and build sustainable growth.

Atomic is a venture studio founded in 2012 that partners with founders to build and accelerate multiple companies in parallel. The model brings together ideas, talent and capital and provides comprehensive operational support, including accounting, design, engineering, finance, HR, IT and recruiting, to de-risk early-stage ventures and shorten time to market. With a track record of creating value across diverse sectors through a founder-centric approach, Atomic aims to translate concepts into scalable businesses by supplying experienced leadership, resources and capital to support growth.

Kleiner Perkins is an American venture capital firm founded in 1972 and based in Menlo Park, California. It specializes in early-stage, growth, and incubation investments, partnering with founders from inception to IPO and beyond. The firm backs entrepreneurs across a broad range of sectors, including technology, digital media, life sciences, healthcare, consumer products and services, software, cybersecurity, and infrastructure, providing strategic guidance and networks to help companies scale and create long-term value.

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.

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.

Trimble is a global technology company delivering software, hardware, and services that connect office and field workflows for professionals in construction, geospatial, transportation, and utilities. Its solutions combine positioning technologies such as GPS, lasers, and optics with industry-specific software and wireless delivery to improve productivity, collaboration, and data-driven decision making across the project lifecycle. Trimble operates through three reportable segments: Architects, Engineers, Construction and Owners (AECO) software for construction; Field Systems hardware and software; and Transportation and Logistics for freight and long-haul trucking. Founded in 1978 and headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, Trimble aims to enable connected workflows and sustainable, efficient operations.