U.S. Venture Partners is a Menlo Park, California-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage technology and healthcare companies. With more than thirty years of operation, it helps entrepreneurs transform ideas into growth companies, focusing on enterprise software, IT security, consumer internet, mobile, e-commerce, and IT-enabled healthcare services. The firm targets startups in information technology and healthcare that can scale in the United States, and in some cases Israel, and it emphasizes collaboration with teams that include former entrepreneurs, technologists, executives, and industry experts. USVP invests in software, healthcare, cybersecurity, and related technology-enabled sectors, supporting portfolio companies through early development and scale-up.

Antler is a global early-stage venture capital firm that seeks to back technology startups by incubating ideas across diverse sectors. It supports founders from day zero with a global community of co-founders, access to talent and expert advisors, expansion support, and capital, guiding portfolio companies from inception through growth across markets worldwide.

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.

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.

General Catalyst is a venture capital firm founded in 2000 and based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with additional offices in North America and Europe. It provides seed to growth-stage investments in technology companies, with emphasis on software, consumer and enterprise applications, fintech, crypto, health tech, and AI-enabled businesses. The firm supports portfolio companies with capital, strategic guidance, mentorship and operational assistance to help them scale and innovate across industries, including healthcare, fintech and consumer technology. General Catalyst manages multiple venture funds and pursues both early-stage and growth investments, often taking minority to majority equity positions. The firm has a global reach and a history of backing companies that become industry leaders, with ongoing focus on resilience and applied AI.

New Enterprise Associates is a leading venture capital firm founded in 1977 and based in Menlo Park, California. It backs entrepreneurs across stages and a broad range of sectors, with a focus on technology and healthcare. The firm provides capital and operational support, along with domain expertise, strategic counsel, and resources to help founders address technical challenges, advance product development, and pursue market expansion. NEA emphasizes long-term partnerships, offering guidance through changing market conditions and helping portfolio companies reach milestones from seed stages to IPOs. It invests globally, including the United States, Asia, and other regions, and targets software, consumer technology, information technology, healthcare technology, life sciences, energy technology, and related industries. With a track record of portfolio company IPOs and acquisitions, NEA has accumulated substantial committed capital and a worldwide footprint to support transformative innovations.

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.

FuturePlay is a Seoul-based accelerator and early-stage investor focused on deep-tech startups. It backs companies across AI, robotics, biotech, and related fields and provides ongoing support through two accelerator programs, TechUP and TechUP+, the latter run with large enterprises in sectors such as beauty, energy, and food. Since its inception, FuturePlay has financed a broad portfolio of deep-tech ventures, primarily in South Korea with a growing number of US and Southeast Asian investments as it expands into Singapore, Vietnam, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. The organization helps portfolio founders navigate early funding and scaling, offering strategic guidance and resources throughout a company's lifecycle, from seed-stage rounds onward.

IVP, short for Institutional Venture Partners, is a venture capital firm that concentrates on later-stage technology investments in North America. Founded in 1980 and based in Menlo Park, California, the firm backs information technology companies across sectors including artificial intelligence, consumer technology, digital health, enterprise infrastructure, fintech, cryptocurrency, gaming, SaaS, security, and go-to-market platforms. It supports portfolio companies through strategic guidance and capital to scale product development, operations, and market expansion.

ICONIQ Capital is a private global multi-family office and merchant bank that provides financial advisory and family-office services while managing direct investments across asset classes. The firm concentrates on technology growth equity, venture capital, middle-market buyouts, and real estate opportunities, serving influential families and organizations worldwide. Founded in 2001 by former Wall Street wealth managers as Mark Zuckerberg’s family office, ICONIQ Capital has since expanded to serve a broader client base beyond Silicon Valley. It is based in San Francisco with additional offices in New York, Palo Alto, and Singapore, focusing investments in North America and Europe.

Redpoint Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Woodside, California. Founded in 1999, it invests in seed, early and growth-stage technology companies across sectors including software, internet, consumer, fintech, healthcare, blockchain, and infrastructure. The firm supports its portfolio through capital, strategic guidance, and assistance with product development and go-to-market strategies, while conducting due diligence and sourcing new opportunities. Redpoint also maintains a content hub to share insights with entrepreneurs and peers, contributing to ecosystem knowledge and thought leadership.

Khosla Ventures is a California-based venture capital firm founded in 2004 by Vinod Khosla. It provides venture assistance, strategic advice, and capital to technology-driven entrepreneurs across a broad range of sectors including artificial intelligence, digital health, sustainability, consumer and enterprise technology, and medical technologies, supporting startups from early to late stages. The firm emphasizes innovative business models and science- and design-driven approaches to building long-lasting companies, often working closely with portfolio founders to scale products, markets, and operations. Based in Menlo Park, California, Khosla Ventures pursues opportunities that address meaningful global challenges and aims to help entrepreneurs create durable businesses that deliver impact and growth.

CRV, formerly Charles River Ventures, is an early-stage venture capital firm founded in 1970. Headquartered in Palo Alto, California, it maintains offices in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Menlo Park, California. The firm targets seed to Series B investments across technology, consumer goods and healthcare in North America. CRV employs a hands-on, value-added approach, acting as a trusted partner to founders throughout a company's growth. As one of the oldest active venture firms, CRV has managed about $1.5 billion and supports portfolio companies with strategic guidance and operational insight to help them scale from inception onward.

Kima Ventures is a Paris-based early-stage venture capital firm that backs technology startups from seed to Series A rounds and often acts as lead investor while collaborating with other funds. It emphasizes speed and founders’ needs, aiming to simplify fundraising and provide immediate capital, a strong network, and hands-on support to help teams recruit, focus, and scale. The firm operates globally, with involvement in startups across multiple countries and maintains a London office alongside its Paris headquarters. Founded in 2010 by Xavier Niel, Kima Ventures prioritizes a broad portfolio and significant minority stakes, working with a network of founders and experts to support portfolio companies beyond capital.

Rebel Fund is a San Francisco-based seed-stage venture capital firm founded in 2019 that focuses on technology startups in the United States. It leverages a network of Y Combinator alumni and employs a proprietary machine learning algorithm to assess startup potential and support early growth.

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.

Combination VC is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Hamburg, Germany. It concentrates on software startups and seeks to back ambitious, product-focused founders, offering support with an angel-like approach to help teams refine products, scale early traction, and navigate the transition from idea to market.

Identity Ventures is a Berlin-based venture capital firm founded in 2024 that invests in early-stage technology startups led by LGBTQ+ founders, with activity across Europe, the United States, and the United Kingdom. The firm aims to advance inclusive entrepreneurship by backing LGBTQ+-led companies at the early stage.

42CAP is a European seed-stage venture capital firm based in Munich, Germany, focused on data-driven, technology-enabled B2B software with global ambition. It backs seed and pre-seed rounds across Europe, investing in software and data-driven companies that can scale internationally. The portfolio emphasizes product-first, agile, and AI-enabled solutions spanning AI, memory engines, vector databases and search, AI-powered data preparation, autonomous APIs, edge computing and cloud-native SaaS, as well as no-code robotics and digital design tooling. Applications include AI-driven customer success, fraud and compliance, supply chain, commerce and payments, IoT and smart manufacturing, genomics analytics, legal intelligence, AI-driven drug development, and battery intelligence. The team brings deep product, technology and growth experience from building Europe’s largest software companies in the first internet wave and operates with transparency about its investment thesis. The firm collaborates with European innovation programs and supports portfolio companies with growth, technology and go-to-market expertise to enable global reach.

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.

Kleiner Perkins is an American venture capital firm headquartered in Menlo Park, California, founded in 1972. It funds early-stage, growth, and incubation companies across technology-enabled industries, including digital health, life sciences, healthcare, information technology, cybersecurity, consumer products and services, software, and financial technology. The firm partners with founders from inception to IPO and beyond, supporting bold ideas that span industries and continents. It emphasizes a hands-on, founder-friendly approach and leverages decades of investing experience to help portfolio companies scale. The firm also maintains a dedicated seed-stage unit focused on emerging technologies such as blockchains, virtual reality, digital health, drones, computer vision, and mobile marketplaces, with internal tools designed to address common early-stage challenges in recruiting, financing, and operations. Kleiner Perkins operates globally from its Menlo Park base, reflecting its long-standing focus on technology-driven innovation.

Mizuho Capital is a venture capital firm affiliated with Mizuho Bank, the second-largest Japanese bank by assets, and is headquartered in Tokyo. Formed in 2002 by the merger of Fujigin Capital, Tokyo Venture Capital and IBJ Investment, it traces its roots to subsidiaries of Fuji Bank, Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank and the Industrial Bank of Japan. The firm concentrates on information technology and biotechnology investments and also backs companies in information technology, internet-related services, healthcare, manufacturing, non-manufacturing and services sectors. It has approximately ¥49.6 billion under management.

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.

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.

Orbit Ventures is a venture capital firm that funds and supports high-growth startups across emerging markets in Asia, Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America. It focuses on digitalizing traditional industries and investing in sectors such as e-commerce, fintech, education, healthcare, logistics, and B2B marketplaces, with emphasis on data-driven decision making and sustainable unit economics. The firm provides hands-on support including sales, fundraising, legal guidance, governance, and access to a global network, aiming to accelerate growth and prepare portfolio companies for subsequent rounds. It also operates a B2B marketplace platform connecting small retailers with manufacturers and suppliers.

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.

Angel Bridge is an angel investor group based in Tokyo, Japan, founded in 2015. It operates as a principal investor, backing early-stage startups in IT services and deep-tech, while also considering opportunities across other sectors. The firm typically engages in Seed to Series B rounds and expects to support portfolio companies with capital, aiming for exits through an initial public offering or a merger and acquisition. It commonly targets investments up to about one billion yen per portfolio company, reflecting a focus on high-potential ventures.

Elaia Partners is a Paris-based European venture capital firm that backs tech and deep tech startups from inception to growth. It combines deep scientific and technological expertise with decades of operational experience to help founders navigate the future. The firm operates offices in Paris, Barcelona and Tel Aviv and has supported more than 100 startups. It focuses on early-stage investments across Europe, the United States and Israel, with portfolio exposure to software, digital technologies, B2B, cybersecurity, fintech and life sciences. Elaia emphasizes close founder partnerships, providing capital, guidance and strategic support to help portfolio companies scale and reach leadership positions. The firm collaborates with Lazard through Lazard Elaia Capital to extend resources for exceptional founders, and it manages multiple funds to back technology-driven growth.

Global Brain is an independent venture capital firm based in Tokyo, founded in 1998, that backs technology startups worldwide and provides hands-on support and open innovation with large corporate partners. The firm targets early to growth-stage opportunities across sectors such as artificial intelligence, space, education, HR tech, life sciences, enterprise software, and consumer tech, with a global footprint in Europe, North America, Africa and Asia-Pacific. It has managed over 2.7 billion in assets and invested more than 1.4 billion across more than 1,300 deals, supporting hundreds of active portfolio companies and achieving a track record of IPOs and M&A exits. Global Brain emphasizes transformative growth through active portfolio management, strategic resources, and collaborations with corporate partners and institutional investors. The firm operates flagship funds and co-investment programs, and maintains engagement with a broad ecosystem to accelerate innovation.

Index Ventures is a global venture capital firm founded in 1996, with offices in London, San Francisco, and Geneva. It backs technology startups across stages from seed to growth in sectors including software, AI, fintech, healthcare, data, media, and consumer services. The firm provides capital and strategic support, helping teams assess business models, scale operations, and navigate financing rounds. Its broad network connects founders with investors, partners, and market opportunities to support growth across geographies. Index Ventures emphasizes long-term founder relationships and hands-on collaboration, offering guidance and resources to help companies reach global markets. It also launched Index Origin, a seed fund designed to support entrepreneurs from day one.

Mayfield is a global venture capital firm founded in 1969 and headquartered in Menlo Park, California, with over $2.5 billion under management. It focuses on investing in early- and growth-stage technology companies across information technology, enterprise software, artificial intelligence, consumer technology, semiconductors, and related sectors, including operations in India through Mayfield India. The firm provides long-term capital and strategic guidance to founders, helping with product strategy, scaling operations, and market expansion, and it emphasizes a hands-on, people-first approach that connects portfolio companies to customers, talent, investors, and strategic partners. Since inception, Mayfield has backed hundreds of companies, generating numerous IPOs and mergers or acquisitions.

AXA Venture Partners is an independent global investment platform that backs high-growth technology companies across Europe and North America. It engages with sectors including enterprise software, fintech, insurtech, digital health, cybersecurity, and consumer technology, supporting businesses from early-stage ventures to growth-stage firms. The firm adopts a transatlantic approach, with local teams in New York, London, and Paris, to provide strategic guidance, connections, and resources for portfolio growth. AVP emphasizes multi-stage investing and hands-on expansion support, helping companies scale through operational advice, partnerships, recruitment, and go-to-market strategies. It partners with founders to identify opportunities, overcome challenges, and accelerate international expansion, focusing on capital-efficient businesses and long-term value creation in global technology markets.

Global Founders Capital is a Berlin-based venture capital platform founded by Rocket Internet that invests in early-stage technology companies worldwide. It operates as a globally oriented, stage-agnostic investor, partnering with exceptional founders across sectors and providing support from the initial growth phase through scale. The firm targets high-potential, rapidly expanding ventures and emphasizes impact and feasibility in evaluating opportunities. It is led by investment partners Cedric Asselman, David Sainteff, and Fabricio Pettena.

SV Angel is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm with more than 30 years of experience investing in technology companies. It focuses on seed to early-stage opportunities in software, artificial intelligence and other tech sectors, primarily across North America, with notable activity in New York and San Francisco. The firm provides strategic support to portfolio companies, including business development, financing, M&A and other advisory services, helping startups scale and bring innovative products to market. SV Angel is known for backing a broad pipeline of early-stage ventures and adhering to values such as trust, loyalty and integrity.

Headline is a global venture capital firm with a footprint in seven cities worldwide, investing across geographies and leading rounds at multiple stages. Its Early Stage Funds are based in the US, Europe, Asia, and Brazil to support local deal flow, while a San Francisco–based Growth Fund leads Series B and later rounds from a global perspective. The firm operates Headline Asia, the Tokyo-based Asia arm formerly Infinity Ventures, which backs companies across East, South, and Southeast Asia in sectors including business software, fintech, healthcare, artificial intelligence, e-commerce, and cloud technologies. Its portfolio includes notable names such as Sonos, The RealReal, Farfetch, Bumble, Acorns, and Sorare. Headline Asia IV, a 2020 vintage fund based in Tokyo, pursues minority investments across East, South, and Southeast Asia.

Sapphire Ventures is a growth equity and venture capital firm that focuses on expansion-stage enterprise software companies, with an emphasis on AI-related opportunities, and operates globally from offices in Austin, Palo Alto, London, and San Francisco. The firm provides capital, strategic resources, and hands-on support through operating partners and a portfolio Growth team to help portfolio companies scale, optimize go-to-market strategies, and strengthen leadership. It backs technology companies across geographies including the United States, Europe, and Israel, and has facilitated numerous IPOs and exits for its portfolio. Notable investments include Dremio, Temporal, Bretton AI, and Onebrief.

Inovia Capital is a Montreal-based venture capital firm that partners with technology founders to build enduring global companies. With an operator-led, full-stack approach, it provides capital, mentorship, and access to a worldwide network across Canada, the United States, and Europe, spanning from pre-seed to growth stages. The firm backs companies in software, artificial intelligence, SaaS, B2B and B2C platforms, digital health, security, commerce, and other technology-enabled sectors, emphasizing innovation, purpose-led growth, and ecosystem support. It emphasizes practical guidance, talent access, and collaboration with founders to scale and create value. With over a billion dollars across its early and growth funds, Inovia pursues global opportunities while fostering communities and knowledge sharing within the tech ecosystem.

Unusual Ventures is a seed-stage venture capital firm based in Menlo Park, California, founded in 2018. It partners with technical enterprise founders to achieve product-market fit by providing a concentrated, full-time operational partnership and daily support during the early-stage journey. The firm focuses on investments in enterprise software, tools, next-generation infrastructure, fintech, marketplaces, social applications, and related consumer products, and seeks to back startups preparing for rapid growth. In addition to capital, Unusual Ventures operates founder-focused programs such as Unusual Academy and Get Ahead to provide resources and structured guidance. The firm's approach emphasizes deep engagement with founders during the critical product-market fit phase to improve outcomes for entrepreneurs shaping technology-driven businesses.

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.

Valor Capital Group is a venture capital firm focused on cross-border investment opportunities between the United States and Brazil. Founded in 2011 and headquartered in New York, it pursues growth equity and venture capital strategies, backing seed, early, and later-stage companies across sectors such as software, technology, fintech, e-commerce, B2B, B2C, consumer services and commercial services. The firm targets opportunities in the United States and Brazil, providing capital and strategic support to help portfolio companies scale in both markets. Valor Capital Group operates as a registered investment adviser and maintains a multi-fund approach to investing.

Radical Ventures is a Toronto-based early-stage venture capital firm focused on deep technology and artificial intelligence. With offices in London and Palo Alto, it partners with entrepreneurs who aim to build enduring, globally scalable companies across sectors such as B2B software, financial services and fintech, healthcare and health technology, information technology, infrastructure, real estate technology, internet of things, and mobile through ambitious backing and strategic support. The firm seeks global entrepreneurs with world-class ambitions and backs them to reach international markets, particularly in the United States and Canada.

Greylock Partners is a Menlo Park-based venture capital firm founded in 1965 that invests across seed to growth stages in consumer and enterprise software and related information technology sectors. The firm backs entrepreneurs who redefine markets and often takes board seats to help guide portfolio companies such as Airbnb, AppDynamics, Cloudera, Docker, Dropbox, Facebook, LinkedIn, Palo Alto Networks, Pure Storage, and Workday. With offices in San Francisco and Wellesley, Greylock supports startups globally and focuses on software-enabled businesses including cloud/SaaS, data analytics, security, and services.

KB Investment is the venture capital and private equity arm of KB Financial Group, founded in 1990 and based in Seoul, South Korea. It invests in early-stage startups, selected buyouts and spinouts, turnaround and growth capital across information technology, biotechnology, hardware and software, semiconductors, gaming, healthcare and life sciences, clean tech and related industries. While primarily focused on South Korea, the firm also pursues opportunities in the United States, Southeast Asia and Israel. It supports portfolio companies with active guidance in strategy, operations and governance to help accelerate growth and value creation.

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.

Wayra is Telefónica's corporate venture capital arm and a global open innovation hub. It operates in ten countries and acts as the interface between Telefónica and entrepreneurial ecosystems to connect innovators with the company's businesses and generate joint opportunities. Wayra supports startups through funding, acceleration, and access to Telefónica's networks, customers, and partners, helping them scale and reach global markets. It collaborates with large companies and industry leaders and runs specialized programs, including health-focused initiatives with Novartis, to drive digital transformation across sectors such as health, finance, logistics, AI, IoT, cybersecurity, and smart cities. By pairing startup agility with Telefónica's scale, Wayra aims to create impactful solutions and tangible business results for both startups and Telefónica's businesses.

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.

AngelList is a platform that connects startups with investors, talent, and capital infrastructure, offering fundraising tools for early-stage companies to raise capital through syndicates and venture funds. It also operates AngelList Talent for startup recruitment and Product Hunt for product discovery, and serves as the parent of AngelList Venture, linking funding, hiring, and product discovery in a single ecosystem. The company provides back-office and compliance services to streamline fund formation and management for fund managers, supporting capital access and investor operations across its network.

216 Capital Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Tunis, Tunisia, founded in 2021. It concentrates on pre-seed and seed investments in early-stage technology startups, supporting founders from Tunisia and beyond to develop and scale technology-driven ventures.

Strong Ventures is a Los Angeles based venture capital firm and seed investor that finances and mentors startups across the United States and South Korea, with a focus on software as a service, content, mobility, food technology, e-commerce, healthcare, fashion, fintech, blockchain and gaming. Drawing on operator experience, the firm provides hands-on support, strategic guidance and execution assistance, leveraging its global network to help entrepreneurs scale and enter international markets, particularly for Korean, Asian and other global founders.

CoInvest Capital is a corporate venture capital arm of ILTE, founded in 2017 and based in Vilnius, Lithuania. It is stage- and sector-agnostic, investing across a broad range of areas including defense tech, miltech, big data, SaaS, climate tech and greentech, life sciences, biotech and medtech, and impact investing, with a focus on supporting women founders.