The Venture Reality Fund is a California-based venture capital firm founded in 2016 that makes early-stage investments in technology startups. It focuses on artificial intelligence, spatial computing, augmented, virtual and mixed reality, and related deep-tech sectors across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific markets including Japan. The firm backs companies in AI, gaming, media and entertainment, and enterprise applications spanning information technology and healthcare. Through its portfolio, it supports the development of next-generation computing platforms, particularly in spatial AI and physical AI, and collaborates with limited partners to strengthen founders and accelerate innovation in immersive and AI-enabled technologies.

Boost VC is a San Mateo, California-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2012 by Adam Draper and Brayton Williams. It focuses on deep-tech startups in hardware and software, including aerospace, space technology, robotics, biotechnology, energy and climate, artificial intelligence, cryptocurrency, virtual and augmented reality, and related fields. The firm concentrates on pre-seed rounds and often leads the initial financing, with checks typically in the hundreds of thousands and up to about $2 million for first rounds. Boost VC emphasizes speed, conviction and active portfolio support, seeking teams with a strong vision and a compelling reason for change. It maintains a broad portfolio across diverse sectors to back breakthrough technologies.

BITKRAFT Ventures is a global venture capital firm founded in 2017 by German serial entrepreneur Jens Hilgers. The firm maintains a multi-city presence including Berlin, Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, London, Madrid, Singapore, Barcelona, Chicago and Lisbon and specializes in early-stage investments at the intersection of interactive entertainment, gaming, artificial intelligence, web3 and immersive technology. It focuses on information technology, gaming and esports sectors, supporting startups across North America, Europe, Asia and beyond.

Andreessen Horowitz is a venture capital firm founded in 2009 and headquartered in Menlo Park, California. It deploys capital across the full startup lifecycle, from seed to growth, and invests in a broad range of sectors including artificial intelligence, healthcare, consumer technology, fintech, cryptocurrency and blockchain, enterprise software, and infrastructure. The firm offers more than funding, providing an operating network that connects portfolio companies with technical advisors, executive talent, and industry operators to support growth and scale. Through its thought leadership and wide industry coverage, Andreessen Horowitz positions itself as a principal investor in technology-driven companies shaping software-enabled markets.

SOSV is a global venture capital firm focused on deep tech investments that address human and planetary health, backing seed-to-growth startups and delivering hands-on programs that accelerate product development, customer acquisition, and fundraising. It operates accelerator-like facilities for deep tech founders, including IndieBio in San Francisco and New York (referred to as SOSV SF & NY) and HAX in Newark, offering labs, offices, engineering support, mentorship, and broad access to an investor network. With a large and active portfolio across dozens of countries, SOSV supports hundreds of pre-seed and follow-on investments annually from its New Jersey base and through its global network, emphasizing long-term founder support beyond initial funding and fostering collaboration among portfolio companies and investors.

LvlUp Ventures is a Los Angeles, California based multi-stage venture capital firm that invests across industries from pre-seed to Series B and backs founders worldwide, supporting hundreds of startups annually. The firm provides more than capital through an extended-team ecosystem, deep corporate partnerships, accelerators, and a VC-in-Residence program, offering hands-on growth and fundraising guidance. It combines equity with non-dilutive financing options and leverages a technology backbone and broad partner network to create opportunities for portfolio companies to scale, aiming to unlock synergies across its ecosystem.

GFR Fund is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm that invests in early-stage startups disrupting gaming, generative artificial intelligence, the creator economy, media and brands, and consumer technology. The firm focuses on digitally native communities and cultures, with a particular emphasis on building and scaling vibrant communities in emerging markets across South Asia, Southeast Asia, and Africa. GFR Fund adds value beyond capital by supporting portfolio companies with business development, market expansion, and infrastructure planning, drawing on deep industry knowledge from gaming and digital entertainment. It operates as the investment arm of GREE and leverages a global network to help portfolio companies grow internationally.

Alumni Ventures is a venture capital firm headquartered in Manchester, New Hampshire, that expands access to venture investing for accredited individuals by co-investing with leading venture capital firms and enabling participation through various structures such as funds, syndicates, and investment clubs. It collaborates with top firms including Andreessen Horowitz, Sequoia, and Y Combinator and supports opportunities across pre-seed to growth stages, across multiple sectors and geographies. The firm emphasizes rigorous due diligence, transparency, and diversification, leveraging a broad network of alumni investors and partners to connect founders with strategic capital and resources. With a global footprint and active involvement in the venture ecosystem, Alumni Ventures aims to broaden participation in venture capital while maintaining disciplined, founder-friendly investing.

Source Code Capital is a Beijing-based venture capital firm founded in 2014, focused on partnering with resilient technology entrepreneurs to drive transformative change and create lasting value in China. It invests across seed, early, and growth stages in the TMT sectors, guided by its Big 3 drivers: Internet+, AI+, and Global+. The firm has backed notable companies such as ByteDance, Meituan, Beike, and Li Auto, and supports portfolio companies through a post-investment platform that offers mentorship, resources, and access to a broad network. With a Beijing office, it emphasizes diligence, founder proximity, and value creation.

Mizuho Capital is the venture capital arm of Mizuho Financial Group, based in Tokyo. It manages approximately 49.6 billion yen and focuses on technology and life sciences investments, with activity across information technology, internet-related services, healthcare, manufacturing and related sectors. The firm traces its origins to 2002, formed by the merger of Fujigin Capital, Tokyo Venture Capital and IBJ Investment. It leverages the Mizuho group’s financial strength to support startups through strategic capital and close collaboration, aiming to accelerate growth toward an IPO. Its portfolio has a strong IPO track record, with more than 600 portfolio companies going public over the years.

Hartmann Capital is an institutional venture capital firm that backs early-stage frontier technologies. It makes pre-seed and seed investments across physical AI, human augmentation, AI, XR/spatial computing, brain-computer interfaces, robotics, and programmable biology, including generative AI and other transformative applications. The firm emphasizes a hands-on approach, providing strategic guidance and helping portfolio companies connect with networks to accelerate growth and scale their technologies.

Colopl Next is the corporate venture capital arm of Colopl, a leading Japanese gaming company, headquartered in Tokyo. It makes global investments in internet businesses, focusing on consumer-to-consumer and lifestyle services, health, gaming, artificial intelligence, blockchain, security, and augmented/virtual reality.

Mana Ventures is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm that backs early-stage artificial intelligence and deep-tech companies across sectors such as software, space, healthtech, biotech, robotics, and autonomy. Founded in 2016, the firm focuses on frontier technologies and disruptive traditional industries. It operates a collaborative network called the Collective, bringing together founders, investors, executives, operators, and specialists to provide more than capital through fundraising support, strategic connections, and operational guidance for portfolio companies. Mana Ventures emphasizes democratizing venture capital and fostering collaboration to tackle complex challenges and build the future. Portfolio highlights include Neros, Nomagic, Abridge, Figure AI, K2 Space, and Onebrief.

Presence Capital is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 2015 that concentrates on early-stage investments in virtual reality and augmented reality technologies. It supports entrepreneurs building AR/VR applications across communication, work, and entertainment, with a global perspective. The firm was founded by Amitt Mahajan (former Zynga CTO), Paul Bragiel (investor and advisor), and Phil Chen (former HTC executive).

Founded in 1972, Sequoia Capital is a venture capital firm based in Menlo Park, California. It provides capital and strategic guidance to a limited number of companies across the idea to growth stages, emphasizing long-term partnerships. The firm invests globally in software, information technology, internet, mobile, TMT, healthcare, financial services, energy, media, and retail sectors, often supporting companies from early formation through scale. Sequoia collaborates with portfolio leadership to help with product development, market expansion, and company building, drawing on deep operating experience and a focus on enduring value creation.

FOV Ventures is a European venture capital firm focused on early-stage investments in robotics, physical AI, and spatial computing. Headquartered in Espoo, Finland, the firm backs European founders from day zero, offering not only capital but also strategic guidance and access to a global network. It emphasizes deep domain expertise and a supportive ecosystem through its EDGE network of founders and industry experts, helping with fundraising and customer acquisition. The team comprises former founders and operators with experience at technology companies, enabling hands-on operational support to help portfolio companies scale.

Global Brain is a Tokyo-based independent venture capital firm founded in 1998 that invests in technology companies worldwide from seed to pre-IPO stages. It focuses on sectors such as advertising, agritech, foodtech, AI, blockchain, climate tech, cloud software-as-a-service, commerce, and cybersecurity, and provides hands-on support and resources to portfolio companies. The firm operates an accelerator program called GB Xlimit for pre-Series A startups and collaborates with corporate venture funds and large corporations to back strategic investments. With a global portfolio and a track record of exits through mergers and acquisitions and initial public offerings, Global Brain manages flagship funds and maintains a broad network of operating and investment partners to foster new industry creation.

Network VC is a venture capital firm established in 2019 and located in Menlo Park, California. The firm focuses on investing in startups across various sectors, leveraging a robust ecosystem to access a diverse pool of investment opportunities. This ecosystem is primarily built through initiatives like Unicorn Battles and CUP Startup, which create a significant funnel of startups. By tapping into this extensive network, Network VC aims to identify and support high-potential startups, thereby enhancing its investment success.

Glory Ventures is a Shanghai-based venture capital firm established in 2015 that targets early and growth-stage technology investments in information technology, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, smart manufacturing, and related sectors driven by China’s industrial upgrading and AI development. It pursues cross-border opportunities, notably in Israel and China, and emphasizes a research-driven approach to leverage industrial resources, build strategic value across the value chain, and support exits through M&A or IPO. The firm fuses private equity resources with industrial partners to create synergies, provides active governance and value-added ecosystem building to accelerate portfolio companies in areas such as AI hardware and software, autonomous driving, robotics, enterprise services, cloud computing, and consumer technology. Glory Ventures manages multiple funds with global reach and collaborates with leading electronics, automotive, internet, storage, and cloud players to foster an information technology ecosystem, including initiatives like the OpenClaw platform.

WI Harper Group is a venture capital firm with offices in San Francisco, Beijing and Taipei that conducts early-stage and early-expansion investments in the United States, Greater China and the Asia Pacific. Founded in 1993, it has made hundreds of investments with a history of multiple exits and manages capital across several funds. The firm backs companies in technology-driven sectors such as healthcare, biotechnology, artificial intelligence, robotics, fintech, sustainability and new media, spanning seed to growth stages. Leveraging deep cross-border expertise, WI Harper pursues a global-local approach to support portfolio companies and foster collaboration between Greater China and international markets, reflecting a long-standing effort to develop the regional VC ecosystem.

Gaingels is a global venture investment syndicate focused on supporting LGBTQ-founded and led companies and advancing inclusive leadership across stages from early to growth. Founded in 2014 and based in New York, it maintains a portfolio of 130+ companies and about $70 million deployed, and it co-invests with other venture capital partners. Beyond capital, Gaingels assists portfolio firms in recruiting diverse talent for C-suite and board roles and fosters a worldwide community of investors, operators, and entrepreneurs dedicated to positive social change through business.

Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Venture Capital is the corporate venture capital arm of Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance, based in Tokyo, Japan. Established in 1990, it funds startups across incubation, seed, early, mid and late stages, growth capital and buyouts, with a focus on technology‑driven ventures in sectors such as fintech, SaaS, healthcare, AI, e‑commerce, and environment, and it pursues opportunities in Japan and other Asian and global markets. The firm emphasizes a structured investment policy, rigorous evaluation, and post‑investment support to accelerate growth and IPO potential, and it collaborates with strategic backers including MS&AD Holdings and Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance to create value for founders and stakeholders.

Right Side Capital Management is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm that targets early-stage, capital-efficient technology startups. Using a quantitative, data-driven approach, it makes rapid funding decisions for companies that are pre-product-market fit or early in their development, often with small rounds and modest valuations. The firm emphasizes speed and transparency, typically delivering a yes or no decision within weeks, and it seeks to build ultra-diversified portfolios across many portfolio companies. Beyond capital, it provides substantial post-investment mentorship and operational support, including guidance on sales and marketing and other growth functions, leveraging the founders' decades of tech experience and an expansive network. Investments span the United States and Canada, with activity focused on technology-enabled companies across these markets. Since its founding in 2012, Right Side Capital positions itself as funding startups that are underserved by traditional professional investors, operating like an operating company rather than a conventional VC and aiming to help founders accelerate fundraising and scale their ventures.

Founders, Inc is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 2020 that invests in early-stage technology companies across emerging domains such as AI, AR/VR, web3, cryptocurrency, DeFi, hardware, real-time video, computer vision, and autonomous systems, and also operates an incubation program. The firm maintains a Fort Mason campus with a 42,000-square-foot workspace to support portfolio companies and foster collaboration among founders. Its portfolio includes LiveKit, Rork, Paraform, Inference, Anara, Sync Labs, Trass Games, Aurelius Systems, and thirdweb, reflecting an emphasis on innovative solutions and a holistic approach to founder success beyond funding.

Advanced Micro Devices designs and manufactures digital semiconductors for PCs, gaming consoles, data centers, industrial and automotive applications. The company is known for its central processing units and graphics processing units, and is expanding into AI GPUs and related hardware to serve high-performance computing and artificial intelligence workloads. AMD's product strategy combines CPUs and GPUs to deliver accelerated processing units that power consumer devices, enterprise servers, and edge solutions, including chips used in major game consoles. The company supports an open software ecosystem through ROCm and tools like Vitis AI, and offers a broad portfolio of accelerators and adaptive chips for data centers and edge deployments. By pursuing open standards and co-innovation, AMD aims to enable flexible, scalable AI and compute across cloud, on-premise, and embedded environments.

Leaguer Group is a technology innovation services company that supports the transformation of scientific and technological achievements and assists in incubating innovative enterprises. It builds an integrated science and technology innovation ecosystem by combining development platforms, talent training, innovation bases, and investment incubation, fostering collaboration between research and industry and aligning capital with R&D efforts. The group emphasizes a close relationship between technological innovation and economic development and pursues a combined development and profit model. In 2015, it received the Guangdong Science and Technology Award Special Award for its work on an Innovative Technology Incubation System Construction, recognizing its contribution to system-level innovation in the province.

The European Innovation Council is a European Commission initiative that supports Europe’s deep-tech innovators, researchers, and startups. It funds breakthrough research and technology transfer projects, and delivers equity-like investments through the EIC Fund, as well as prizes and acceleration services to help teams scale. The council also co-invests with private investors in early-stage ventures and places emphasis on high-impact technologies with ESG relevance. Established in 2018 and headquartered in Brussels, it concentrates on deep-tech sectors including defence and dual-use technologies, while promoting international collaboration and market access for awardees. It aims to strengthen Europe’s innovation ecosystem by sharing data, hosting events, publishing insights, and fostering partnerships that accelerate the journey from lab to market.

Rothenberg Ventures is a venture capital firm based in San Francisco that backs early-stage frontier technology startups. The firm has a team of investors, operators, and community builders who support founders through portfolio programs across virtual reality, augmented reality, artificial intelligence, robotics, drones, space, next-generation hardware, and the Internet of Things. Founded in 2012, it focuses on financing and guiding startups at the intersection of hardware and software innovation.

Inflection Point Ventures is India's leading angel network that invests in early- to mid-stage startups. It mobilizes a broad community of CXOs, professionals, high-net-worth individuals and family offices to provide capital, mentorship, and access to markets and customers. The firm emphasizes democratizing angel investing through a low membership fee, small investment tickets, a transparent investment process, and comprehensive upfront due diligence led by industry experts. It operates across industries, focusing on committed and competent founders who can scale, and leverages its ecosystem to offer strategic guidance, networks, and validation to portfolio companies.

Hua Capital is a Beijing-based venture capital firm focused on the semiconductor sector in China. The team comprises experienced semiconductor industry entrepreneurs and investment professionals with extensive expertise in entrepreneurship, management, and investing. Founded in 2014, the firm pursues professional, international and industry-chain-focused investment strategies and makes investments across stages, including early, growth, and mature opportunities, aiming to create value for portfolio companies and help them become leaders in the semiconductor industry.

Innoangel Fund is a Beijing-based venture capital firm founded in 2013 that backs early-stage companies, typically at seed to pre-Series A rounds, across sectors including artificial intelligence, robotics, consumer, entertainment, information technology, healthcare and financial technology.

Triptyq Capital is a Montreal-based venture capital firm that backs pre-seed and seed-stage technology startups. The firm focuses on gaming, digital entertainment, and related fields such as AR/VR/XR, web3, social platforms, music, creator economy, animation, 3D, and sports tech, prioritizing teams with strong leadership and scalable business models. It seeks opportunities across interactive media and emerging technologies, aiming to accelerate product development and market traction for early-stage ventures. Portfolio examples include LocusX, an AI-powered game development assistant, and Bounce, a platform that enhances campus life through social connections and event management.

Metavest Capital is a venture capital firm and consultancy specializing in the metaverse, NFT gaming, and related blockchain technologies. It provides strategic partnerships and advisory services for play-to-earn projects, leveraging a gaming guild to optimize project mechanics and marketing. The firm also invests in a curated portfolio of blockchain games, NFTs and tokens, reflecting deep expertise in Web3 gaming and the crypto market and supported by a broad network of blockchain and crypto professionals.

Manifest is a venture capital firm based in Belvedere Tiburon, California, focused on growth-stage investments in technology-driven sectors. The firm targets technology-enabled services, information technology, big data, artificial intelligence, machine learning, virtual reality, and other technology-based opportunities, seeking companies with strong management and clear paths to scale. Manifest employs a selective, hands-on approach, partnering with a limited number of portfolio companies to provide strategic guidance and capital tailored to growth needs, with the aim of helping each company realize its full potential and deliver lasting impact.

Lenovo Capital and Incubator Group is Lenovo's global corporate venture capital arm and startup accelerator that supports early- to growth-stage technology companies by leveraging Lenovo's ecosystem. With a presence in Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Israel and the United States, LCIG invests across artificial intelligence, semiconductors, robotics and intelligent devices, aiming to accelerate silicon-based innovation. Since its founding in 2016, it has built a broad ecosystem through collaborations and events, and its portfolio includes notable companies such as CATL, Meituan, Cambricon, Megvii and NIO. The group highlights milestones like humanoid robot deliveries under the HuoZhong and GuangMing initiatives and successful exits including listings on the STAR Market and the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, reflecting its role in advancing technology startups within Lenovo's global network.

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.

Vulcan Capital is the private equity and venture capital arm of Vulcan Inc. It makes investments across the full corporate lifecycle, including early-stage ventures, growth equity, leveraged buyouts, and distressed opportunities, with a global reach focused on the United States, Europe, and Asia. The firm targets investments typically ranging from around $10 million to $100 million per transaction and can pursue control or strategic minority positions in both private and public companies. Its portfolio covers healthcare, software, media and entertainment, Internet services, mobile, telecommunications, materials, data analytics, energy, infrastructure, and related technologies. Vulcan Capital emphasizes long-term value creation and does not invest in film production, amusement parks, or certain music-related businesses. The group is based in Seattle with an additional office in Palo Alto and was established in 2003.

SMBC Venture Capital is the venture capital arm of Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, focusing on growth capital and buyouts across information technology, life sciences, services, and manufacturing. A long-established domestic VC, it supports portfolio companies by leveraging the SMBC Group network to connect them with large corporations, talent, and experts, while providing stage-appropriate funding and strategic value. The firm pursues growth-oriented investments and seeks to address social issues through its portfolio, backed by a broad network including audit and securities firms and other investors. Since its founding in 2005 in Tokyo (with offices in Osaka), it has backed hundreds of companies, with a track record of more than 400 portfolio companies achieving IPOs, underscoring its ability to create value. SMBC Venture Capital aims to deliver comprehensive support by integrating investment, promotion, and strategy functions, benefiting from the group's global reach.

Amplify Partners is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Menlo Park, California, that backs technically driven founders building next-generation applications, models, tools, and infrastructure for the enterprise. The firm concentrates on seed and Series A investments in technology companies across the United States, with emphasis on information technology, machine learning, artificial intelligence, data analytics, cybersecurity, and software tooling. Amplify Partners provides strategic guidance and technical mentorship drawn from engineers and scientists to support portfolio companies through multiple funding rounds, aiming to build lasting relationships. The firm focuses on empowering technically oriented entrepreneurs to advance areas such as AI, data management, software supply chain security, and infrastructure 2.0, and has a diverse portfolio that includes Temporal, Runway, Chainguard, dbt Labs, Modal, Hightouch, and Scribe.

Brinc is a global venture accelerator headquartered in Hong Kong. It operates 15 multidisciplinary accelerator programs across seven countries, accelerating startups in blockchain, artificial intelligence, connected hardware, robotics, climate tech, clean energy, food technology, and the Internet of Things to build a more sustainable future. Brinc also supports corporations with distributed innovation strategies, sourcing of new startups and technologies, and venture-building Web3-enabled ventures, collaborating with multinational corporations, governments, and academic institutions to scale early-stage companies and expand venture ecosystems worldwide.

WXR Fund is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 2017 that backs early-stage, women-led startups. It concentrates on immersive technologies including virtual, augmented, and mixed reality, and artificial intelligence, pursuing minority stakes in North America. The firm invests across sectors including information technology, entertainment, education, healthcare, training services, retail, and e-commerce, from pre-seed to Series A rounds.

Shunwei Capital is a Beijing-based venture capital firm founded in 2011 that backs early to growth-stage technology and internet-focused companies. It targets sectors including deep technology, smart manufacturing, Internet+, consumer technology, enterprise services, and electric vehicles, and it pursues both domestic China investments and cross-border opportunities. The firm is known for supporting portfolio companies with capital and hands-on involvement, and its investments span notable names such as Xiaomi, Agora, Huami Technology, iQIYI, and Viomi. Shunwei operates multiple funds and has historically invested in information technology, internet services, hardware and smart devices, and related sectors through a global perspective.

Khosla Ventures is a California-based venture capital firm founded in 2004 and headquartered in Menlo Park. It provides venture assistance, strategic advice, and capital to entrepreneurs and invests across stages in technology-driven sectors, including artificial intelligence, healthcare, sustainability, digital health, consumer technology, and related deep-tech fields. The firm seeks to back bold ideas with a long-term perspective, often partnering with founders to help scale innovative products and business models. It emphasizes support beyond funding, offering strategic guidance to build companies with durable value and focusing on transformative technologies that address large markets.

New Renaissance Ventures is a Vienna-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2023 that specializes in technology-driven startups within the Cultural and Creative Industries. It backs pre-seed and seed companies with tickets typically ranging from €100,000 to €500,000 and invests in areas such as Visual Arts, Performing Arts, New Media and Cultural Heritage, including ventures applying AI, virtual environments, language learning and entertainment.

Linear Capital is a Shanghai-based venture capital firm founded in 2014 that specializes in data intelligence, data infrastructure and frontier technology, including artificial intelligence, robotics and related applications. It typically backs early-stage rounds from angel to Series A and provides operational support in areas such as hiring, customer acquisition and strategic planning. The firm has backed numerous technology startups globally and maintains a portfolio across AI hardware, software and applied data intelligence projects, with notable investments in Horizon Robotics and Rokid.

Sfermion is a Chicago-based venture capital firm founded in 2019 that focuses on the metaverse and esoteric digital assets. It pursues investments in technology companies and maintains a portfolio of projects within the metaverse, reflecting a dedicated focus on this emerging digital landscape.

Mercia Asset Management is a UK-based asset management firm focused on equity and debt investments across venture, private equity and debt in the United Kingdom. It manages funds that provide capital to early-stage to growth companies, offering a Complete Capital Solution that combines managed funds with proprietary capital. The company emphasizes long-term partnerships with management teams and aims to deliver value for business owners, shareholders and fund investors. Based in Henley-in-Arden, Mercia Asset Management serves professional clients and UK-based businesses across sectors including technology, software and e-commerce, electronics, manufacturing, and life sciences. It supports companies through capital provision and strategic guidance, aligning capital with growth objectives and exit options. The firm maintains disciplined risk management and regulatory compliance as core practices and seeks to back companies at various stages, from venture to growth and debt financing, to help them scale and achieve sustainable expansion in the UK market.

TenOneTen Ventures is a Los Angeles-based venture capital firm that makes early-stage investments in technology-driven startups. It focuses on B2B companies across sectors such as healthcare, logistics, real estate, manufacturing, and AI, as well as software, information technology, virtual reality, augmented reality, gaming, and SaaS in the United States. The firm typically commits between half a million and five million dollars per deal and aims for around ten investments annually, with a majority in the leading round. TenOneTen emphasizes founder-led support from its partner team and engagement with the local tech community, including the LA Venture podcast. Founded in 2011, the firm seeks to back transformative technologies addressing critical problems and opportunities in high-growth markets.

OurCrowd is an Israel-headquartered independent venture investing platform that gives accredited investors and institutions access to venture capital and private equity opportunities. The platform vets and selects opportunities, invests its capital, conducts due diligence, and provides market insights and reporting to help users build diversified portfolios. It supports portfolio companies with mentorship, strategic introductions, and access to a global network for co-investment, talent, and follow-on opportunities. Operating globally, OurCrowd targets sectors such as healthcare, transport, energy, technology, fintech, cybersecurity, AI, software, and IoT, and facilitates investments across Israel, the United States and other markets. The company emphasizes education and investor resources and partners with institutional and high-net-worth investors to expand deal flow.

15th Rock is a Tokyo- and Yokohama-based venture capital firm and startup studio founded in 2019. It focuses on seed and early-stage investments in human augmentation and information technology, covering AI, robotics, electronics, AR/VR, brain-machine interfaces, biotechnology, and related IT sectors. The firm seeks to support portfolio companies through strategic investments and market-entry enablement via the Spirete startup studio, with activity spanning the United States, Canada, Europe, and Japan. The approach combines hands-on support with a global network to advance technologies that extend human capabilities.