The Venture Reality Fund is a California-based venture capital firm founded in 2016 that concentrates on early-stage investments in artificial intelligence, spatial computing, and related technologies, including augmented and virtual reality, for both consumer and enterprise markets. The firm backs startups across sectors such as gaming, media and entertainment, infrastructure, development platforms, content, and applications, with a focus on enabling next-generation computing and spatial intelligence.

Boost VC is an early-stage venture capital firm based in San Mateo, California, focused on deep-tech startups across sectors such as aerospace, robotics, energy, climate, biotechnology, artificial intelligence, crypto, virtual and augmented reality, and related hardware and software. Founded in 2012 by Adam Draper and Brayton Williams, the firm targets pre-seed and seed investments and is known to lead first rounds of up to two million dollars, while providing ongoing post-investment support to help portfolio companies raise follow-on funding.

SOSV is a global venture capital firm focused on early-stage deep-tech and cross-border software companies, investing primarily from pre-seed through growth stages. It accelerates product development, regulatory progress, fundraising, and commercial strategy by providing founders access to purpose-built labs, engineering spaces, and a broad physical and virtual infrastructure across multiple locations. The firm's program-driven approach combines selective funding with hands-on support, mentorship, and a wide network of co-investors and partners to help portfolio companies scale. SOSV operates a suite of specialized facilities for deep-tech founders, including incubation programs that connect startups with customers, researchers, and investors, and it emphasizes long-term relationships through ongoing operational and strategic assistance. While active globally, it maintains strong ties to Asia-focused cross-border markets and supports a diverse portfolio spanning bio-tech, hardware, robotics, software, and related fields.

BITKRAFT Ventures is a venture capital firm focused on early-stage investments at the intersection of interactive entertainment, artificial intelligence, and immersive technology. Founded around 2018 by German entrepreneur Jens Hilgers, the firm operates as a global investment platform with teams in North America, Europe, and Asia, including offices in Berlin, Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, London, Madrid, Singapore, Barcelona, Chicago and Lisbon. It is headquartered in Denver, Colorado, and backs startups across the interactive entertainment ecosystem.

Mizuho Capital is the venture capital arm of Mizuho Financial Group, headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. It identifies and invests in ambitious startups and growth companies, leveraging Mizuho’s financial expertise, network, and strategic guidance to help portfolio firms scale and access public markets. The firm pursues investments across information technology, internet-related services, healthcare, manufacturing, non-manufacturing, and other services, aiming to back differentiated technologies and business models. Through disciplined investment and close collaboration with management teams, Mizuho Capital seeks to create lasting value and support portfolio companies toward successful exits, including initial public offerings. The firm has a track record of multiple IPOs in its portfolio and operates as the corporate venture arm of a major Japanese bank, with a large network and capital backing its activities.

Andreessen Horowitz is a venture capital firm based in Menlo Park, California, founded in 2009 by Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz. The firm invests in software-enabled businesses across stages, from seed through growth, with a focus on artificial intelligence, healthcare, consumer technologies, fintech, crypto, enterprise software, and infrastructure. Beyond providing capital, the firm offers portfolio companies practical support through a structured ecosystem of technical advisors, executive talent, and industry operators to accelerate growth and scale. It is known for its broad technology focus and aims to build lasting companies from Silicon Valley to global markets.

Hartmann Capital is a venture capital firm that backs early-stage frontier technologies, including physical AI, human augmentation, AI, XR/spatial computing, brain-computer interfaces, robotics, and programmable biology. Founded by Felix Hartmann, the firm aims to support founders building the next era of human capability, offering strategic guidance, valuable connections, and rigorous due diligence. It invests at pre-seed and seed stages and maintains a founder-friendly approach that backs companies across sectors, with investments in VR/AR and AI firms such as Sinn Studio, AEXLAB, Tripp VR, SHAPESXR, Cathedral Studios, SUBPAC, Ludus AI, Neurable, Sloyd, and Zibra AI. The team draws on experience in technology, healthcare, and venture capital, and the firm has invested in more than forty deep tech startups.

Presence Capital is a San Francisco-based investment firm that targets early-stage startups developing virtual reality and augmented reality technologies. The firm supports entrepreneurs applying VR and AR to new modes of communication, work, and entertainment, and focuses on funding ventures that advance these immersive technologies.

Mana Ventures is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm that invests in early-stage artificial intelligence and deep-tech companies. Founded in 2016 and based in the South San Francisco area, the firm backs frontier technologies that disrupt traditional industries. Mana Ventures supports its portfolio through fundraising assistance, connects companies with strategic investors, and facilitates customer introductions to accelerate growth. It helps founders sharpen their vision, assemble strong teams, and develop compelling products for AI, software, space, healthtech, biotech, robotics, and autonomy. The firm maintains an active portfolio with companies such as Neros, K2 Space, Fluidstack, and Skild AI. It also runs the Mana Ventures Collective, a community of founders, investors, and industry specialists that fosters collaboration and deal flow.

Alumni Ventures is a venture capital firm that provides accredited investors access to venture-stage and late-stage private market investments. It offers funds, syndicates, investing clubs, and co-investment opportunities with established venture capital firms, and it provides venture investing education through AV Academy along with resources for startup founders.

Colopl Next is the corporate venture capital arm of Colopl, a leading Japanese gaming company based in Tokyo. It invests globally in internet-related businesses, with a focus on consumer-to-consumer services, lifestyle, health, gaming, artificial intelligence, blockchain, security, and augmented and virtual reality. Colopl Next targets early-stage and growth-oriented startups, particularly in the United States, Japan, and other markets, aiming to apply Colopl Group’s knowledge and culture to support portfolio companies. The firm operates as a corporate venture arm, leveraging its parent’s expertise to back entrepreneurs and help scale innovative ventures across borders.

Global Brain is an independent venture capital firm based in Tokyo, Japan, founded in 1998. It invests in technology startups worldwide, with a focus on sectors such as artificial intelligence, cloud software, cybersecurity, fintech, advertising technology, agriculture technology, climate tech, and related fields. The firm targets seed to growth-stage opportunities and collaborates with corporate venture partners to provide hands-on support and resources to portfolio companies. It maintains flagship funds and ongoing investment programs and has backed numerous startups with several notable exits, reflecting an emphasis on global expansion and practical value creation for early-stage and growth companies.

LvlUp Ventures is a New York based venture capital firm that backs early-stage startups across diverse sectors, including consumer, technology, sports, artificial intelligence, fintech, web3, gaming, and sports tech. The firm targets pre-seed through Series B rounds and complements capital with operational support through its bespoke accelerator program, LvlUp Labs, along with access to a global network of corporate partners and investors. It operates across major innovation hubs, including New York, Miami, Dubai, and Paris, and emphasizes hands-on growth, strategic guidance, and fundraising assistance to help portfolio companies scale.

Source Code Capital is a Beijing-based venture capital firm founded in 2014 that invests across seed, early and growth stages in China, focusing on TMT and the Big 3 drivers: Internet+, AI+ and Global+. It backs startups across sectors such as finance, media and entertainment, consumer services, enterprise, retail, transportation, housing, education, and healthcare, and has supported more than 300 companies including ByteDance, Meituan, Beike, Li Auto, OPay and Stori. The firm operates a post-investment platform and Code Market, an ecosystem that provides mentoring, resources and connections to help founders scale, combining macro, meso and micro perspectives, data and technology to create durable value for the ecosystem.

Linear Capital is a Shanghai-based venture capital firm founded in 2014 that concentrates on frontier technology, including data application, data infrastructure, AI software and hardware, and AI applications for science and manufacturing. It funds early to Series A or angel-to-early growth investments, typically committing between 1 million and 10 million USD per project, and has supported over 170 technology startups globally with a combined portfolio valuation of about 30 billion USD. Beyond capital, Linear Capital provides operational support to portfolio companies, helping with hiring, customer acquisition, and investor relations to accelerate growth. The firm leverages industry expertise and networks to advance cutting-edge technology across industries and maintains a broad, technology-focused footprint through multiple funds.

Right Side Capital Management is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm that employs a quantitative, data-driven approach to fund technology startups at the earliest stages. Founded in 2012, it concentrates on capital-efficient companies that are generating revenue and typically seeks rounds of 50,000 to 500,000 dollars, often outside the traditional SF Bay Area and NYC hubs. The firm targets pre-product-market fit ventures across the United States and Canada, making a high volume of investments—hundreds of portfolio companies and more than two thousand investments since inception—with a philosophy of rapid, transparent decision-making and broad post-investment engagement. Its team leverages extensive operational experience to provide hands-on mentorship in areas such as sales, marketing, fundraising, and operations, aiming to support startups through critical growth phases and facilitate later-stage partnerships. RSCM positions itself as an operating-style fund focused on supporting founders, not a standard VC, and emphasizes building a diverse, founder-focused community through events and guidance.

WI Harper Group is a venture capital firm founded in 1993 with offices in San Francisco, Beijing and Taipei. It makes early-stage and early expansion investments across the United States, Greater China, and the Asia Pacific, focusing on technology-enabled sectors including healthcare, biotech, artificial intelligence, semiconductors, robotics, fintech, sustainability, deeptech and new media. The firm manages multiple funds, with nine funds and over $1 billion in committed capital, and has backed hundreds of companies in more than 30 countries, contributing to more than 100 IPOs and M&A transactions. WI Harper follows a global-local approach, combining deep knowledge of the Greater China venture ecosystem with long-term partnerships and hands-on support to help founders grow and scale.

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.

Sequoia Capital is a venture capital firm founded in 1972 and based in Menlo Park, California. It provides capital and strategic guidance to early-stage and growth-stage technology companies worldwide, investing across information technology, software, internet, hardware, healthcare, financial services, and related sectors. The firm emphasizes long-term partnerships, typically engaging with portfolio companies from idea or formation through scale, and assisting with product development, market expansion, and organizational building. Sequoia seeks to back ambitious teams and collaborates closely with leadership to navigate growth, governance, and go-to-market strategy, with a global footprint that spans the United States and key international markets.

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.

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.

MindWorks Capital is a Pan-Asia venture capital firm focused on investing in and supporting innovative startups across Greater China and Southeast Asia. Headquartered in Hong Kong, it backs technology companies at various stages and provides strategic guidance and growth support to accelerate adoption. The firm seeks to empower exceptional founders building transformative technologies and manages capital from universities, global asset managers, fund of funds, family offices, and other leading investors for the benefit of Asia's new economy innovators.

Glory Ventures is a Shanghai-based venture capital firm established in 2015 that focuses on early and growth-stage investments. It takes a global, research-driven approach and emphasizes cross-border opportunities between China and Israel, with an investment emphasis on intelligent hardware, AI, IoT, enterprise services, and other technology-enabled sectors aligned with China's industrial upgrading. The firm seeks to integrate industrial resources from private equity and public companies to build strategic synergies across value chains and to support portfolio companies with capital, projects, supply chains, and ecosystem development. Its strategy includes nurturing deep-tech ventures toward scalable applications and pursuing exits through mergers and acquisitions or initial public offerings. Glory Ventures manages seven dual-currency funds and collaborates with industrial capital and leading corporate investors, aiming to support more than 120 portfolio companies in areas such as generative AI, autonomous driving, robotics, smart manufacturing, cloud, and data infrastructure. Based in Shanghai, the team combines R&D and international experience to drive industrial deployment and value creation.

Advanced Micro Devices designs a broad range of digital semiconductors for PCs, gaming consoles, data centers (including AI), and industrial and automotive applications. It blends CPU and GPU technology to create APUs that power diverse user experiences, and its GPUs power major gaming consoles such as PlayStation and Xbox. The company is expanding its AI and data-center offerings with a portfolio that includes Instinct GPUs, EPYC processors, DPUs/NICs, and adaptive SoCs like Versal AI Core for end-to-end AI deployments, plus Ryzen AI CPUs for client devices. It advocates an open ecosystem and ROCm, its open software stack, to support scalable AI across data centers, edge, and end users. The business targets high performance and efficiency across gaming, professional graphics, and enterprise workloads while pursuing sustainable and responsible leadership.

Manifest is a venture capital firm that backs growth-stage technology-enabled services and software companies. It provides capital and strategic support through a hands-on, partnership-driven approach, engaging closely with select portfolio companies to help them scale and execute growth plans. The firm emphasizes active involvement and tailored guidance to assist management teams in achieving ambitious outcomes.

The European Innovation Council is a European Union institution that funds and accelerates deep-tech innovation across Europe. It provides substantial support to startups, researchers, and technology transfer activities through programs such as the EIC Accelerator, EIC Fund, and EIC Prizes, and offers business acceleration services to help scale and globally expand ventures. The council is described as a major investor, providing about €6.5 billion in funding, and it co-invests with private investors in early-stage startups with ESG impacts. Established in 2018 and headquartered in Brussels, it focuses on breakthrough innovations in deep technology, including dual-use and defence-relevant technologies, and engages with innovation ecosystems through events, reports, and information hubs. The organization is oriented toward advancing European competitiveness by nurturing high-potential tech ventures from inception through scaleup.

Vulcan Capital is the private equity and venture capital arm of Vulcan Inc., founded in 2003 and based in Seattle with an additional office in Palo Alto. It invests across all stages of corporate development, including leveraged buyouts, growth capital, seed and early-stage ventures, distressed and turnaround situations, acquisitions, and public equity value investing. The firm backs companies across sectors such as healthcare, software, media and entertainment, Internet services, mobile, telecommunications, energy, and infrastructure, with a global reach focused on the United States, Europe, and Asia. Typical investments range from about 10 million to 100 million per transaction, and holdings may extend up to 10 years; funding can involve various securities, including debt and different equity structures. It follows guidelines that exclude investments in film production and certain entertainment ventures.

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.

CAS Star is a China-based venture capital firm and technology ecosystem builder headquartered in Xi’an with an additional office in Beijing. It provides venture capital funding and participates in high-tech industry incubation, supporting opportunities in optoelectronic chips, artificial intelligence, biotechnology, aerospace, smart manufacturing, information technology, energy, oncology, advanced manufacturing, SaaS and space technology. The company aims to develop a scientific and technological entrepreneurial ecosystem by connecting research institutions, angel funds, incubators, and entrepreneurship training to support technology entrepreneurs and accelerate the growth of innovative enterprises.

Inflection Point Ventures is an Indian early-stage angel investment platform and network based in Gurgaon. Founded in 2018, it connects startups with a community of professionals, CXOs, HNIs and family offices, providing capital as well as mentorship, market access and strategic guidance through its extensive investor network. The firm emphasizes democratizing angel investing with low membership fees, small investment ticket sizes, a transparent process and rigorous upfront due diligence led by industry experts. It operates across sectors including healthcare, software, clean technology, deep tech, e-commerce, edtech, fintech, gaming and social platforms, focusing on committed and capable founders rather than a specific industry.

CRIT Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Seoul, South Korea, founded in 2020. It invests in technology companies across seed, early, and later stages and partners with startup teams to back unconventional, ambitious ideas through strategic support and collaboration.

Triptyq Capital is a Montreal-based venture capital firm that backs pre-seed and seed-stage technology startups. The firm focuses on digital entertainment and interactive media, including gaming, AR/VR/XR, web3, music, sports tech, creator economy, animation, and 3D. It supports early-stage companies through funding and strategic guidance, prioritizing solutions that improve creative workflows, reshape distribution models, and enhance fan engagement. The team draws on experience from entertainment, technology, and finance to help portfolio companies scale globally and disrupt industry norms. Triptyq seeks partnerships with visionary founders solving meaningful problems with innovative technology, accelerating the development and global reach of digital entertainment platforms and experiences.

TusStar is a technology incubation and investment ecosystem under Tus-Holdings, headquartered in Beijing, China. It operates a nationwide network of incubation spaces and ventures to accelerate science and technology entrepreneurship, providing incubation, acceleration, space, services and investment support across multiple cities. As the venture capital arm of Tus-Holdings, it incubates thousands of startups and nurtures a broad range of sectors, including integrated circuits, artificial intelligence, big data, 5G, internet of things, TMT, cleantech, new materials, health technology, advanced manufacturing, education, enterprise services and consumer markets, turning scientific breakthroughs into scalable commercial ventures.

General Catalyst is a venture capital firm founded in 2000 and based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with six global offices. It invests in seed to growth-stage companies across sectors including consumer, enterprise software, fintech, crypto, healthcare, and artificial intelligence, providing capital and strategic guidance to help founders scale. The firm emphasizes mentorship and hands-on support to portfolio companies and aims to accelerate ideas, careers, and ventures. General Catalyst manages a large pool of capital and operates multiple funds, funding minority and majority stakes to help companies achieve scale.

SMBC Venture Capital is the venture capital arm of Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation. Founded in 2005, it is based in Tokyo with an additional office in Osaka and focuses on growth capital and buyouts across information technology, life sciences, services, and manufacturing. The firm leverages the broader SMBC Group network to support portfolio companies with strategic guidance, access to customers and partners, and connections to auditors, securities firms, and other investors. It emphasizes forming long-term partnerships with management, helping portfolio companies scale and create value, and bridging them to large corporations, talent, and industry experts. Its approach is industry- and cycle-agnostic, targeting growth-oriented companies that address social needs while delivering resilient value.

Brinc is a global venture accelerator and early-stage investor headquartered in Hong Kong. It operates multidisciplinary accelerator programs across several countries, focusing on blockchain, artificial intelligence, hardware and IoT, climate tech, food tech, and related technologies to help startups scale. Brinc partners with corporations, governments, and institutions to source and support innovative startups, develop distributed innovation strategies, and build Web3-enabled ventures. The company provides founders with resources such as training, mentorship networks, and online tools, and maintains a broad ecosystem through collaborations and co-investment opportunities, with recent expansion into North America and strategic ecosystem initiatives.

DG Incubation is part of the Digital Garage Group and provides investment and management support to startups. It leverages the group’s network, expertise, and resources to help early-stage companies improve business models, develop growth strategies, recruit talent, and raise capital as they pursue global impact. The company coordinates and participates in multiple seed- and early-stage funds that support startups across regions and sectors, including initiatives focused on social and environmental impact and regional development. It partners with government entities and corporate institutions to back ventures delivering digital technology and regional economic vitality, and it pursues ESG and impact initiatives. DG Incubation concentrates on helping startups scale from inception by connecting them with mentors, potential customers, and capital, aiming to accelerate innovation and international growth.

WXR Fund is a San Francisco-based venture capital firm founded in 2017 that invests in early-stage companies led by women or with gender-diverse teams working in virtual, augmented and mixed reality, artificial intelligence and spatial computing. It supports startups across North America and a broad range of industries, including healthcare, enterprise training, remote collaboration, entertainment, education, construction, retail and e-commerce, with a preference for minority-owned and women-led ventures seeking minority stakes. WXR Fund emphasizes the convergence of immersive technologies with AI to empower female founders and drive innovative solutions, backing companies from pre-seed to Series A.

KB Investment is the venture capital and private equity arm of KB Financial Group, based in Seoul, South Korea. It specializes in early-stage and growth investments, including selected buyouts, spinouts, and turnaround opportunities, and may participate in secondary pre-IPO rounds. The firm backs companies across diverse sectors such as biotechnology, information technology and communications, hardware and software, semiconductors, life sciences, healthcare, games, digital content, mobile, entertainment, clean tech and related industries. It pursues opportunities primarily in South Korea, supported by KB Financial Group’s network, and provides active guidance in governance, strategy, operations and team development to portfolio companies. The firm also considers international opportunities in select markets to complement its domestic focus.

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

Khosla Ventures is a California-based venture capital firm founded in 2004 that backs technology-driven startups across multiple sectors, including artificial intelligence, healthcare, sustainability, digital health, and consumer technology. The firm provides capital and strategic guidance to companies at early and growth stages, with an emphasis on disruptive technologies and world-changing businesses. It operates a range of funds, including seed and later-stage vehicles, and maintains a broad investment thesis that covers AI, climate tech, energy efficiency, and other high-potential areas, primarily focused in the United States. The firm is known for working closely with entrepreneurs to build long-lasting companies.

Balderton Capital is a London-based venture capital firm that backs European technology startups at the early stage, typically from seed to Series A. It invests across sectors such as software and services, fintech, consumer internet, e-commerce, mobility, and health technology, with a focus on European-founded companies and, occasionally, opportunities outside Europe. Beyond capital, Balderton provides strategic guidance and operational support, including introductions to professional service providers and access to a network of founders and executives through workshops and community events. The firm emphasizes founder well-being and long-term value creation, and it has backed a broad portfolio of notable European tech companies, reflecting its commitment to helping founders scale their businesses with hands-on, founder-centric support.

Brightway Future Capital is a Palo Alto-based venture capital firm focused on supporting next-generation technology companies. It seeks to invest in intelligent technology across AI, robotics, blockchain, fintech, SaaS, life sciences, retail, and sustainable technologies, aiming to create long-term value through partnerships with founders and industry collaborators. The firm emphasizes building enduring relationships, providing conviction, patience, and technical expertise alongside capital. Its portfolio spans hundreds of companies with a track record including unicorns, reflecting a commitment to long-term growth rather than short-term market trends. The team comprises experienced investors and former executives, and the firm positions itself as a long-term capital platform that connects global capital, industry, and talent to drive transformative advancements.

Taihill Venture is a Cambridge, Massachusetts-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2017 that focuses on pre-seed and deep-tech investments, backing startups across sectors such as healthcare, financial services, energy, agriculture, life sciences, fintech, artificial intelligence, blockchain, big data and augmented reality. The firm partners with scientific founders to translate breakthrough ideas into practical applications and has backed more than 130 startups, reflecting an active commitment to helping early-stage technology companies scale.

K5 Global is a venture capital firm founded in 2018 by Michael Kives and Bryan Baum. Headquartered in San Francisco, it backs companies across the full lifecycle—from seed to growth and beyond—across technology, sports and entertainment, healthcare, and consumer sectors. The firm focuses on frontier technologies such as AI, data analytics, and infrastructure, and manages multiple funds including early-stage, growth, and pre-IPO offerings, alongside a sports-focused venture arm. It supports portfolio companies by expanding their networks and positioning them for scalable growth, with around $1 billion in deployed capital as of March 2024, 32 exits, and 300 direct investments across enterprise software, vertical SaaS, fintech, and related areas.

OurCrowd is a global venture investing platform headquartered in Jerusalem, Israel. Founded in 2013, it sources and vets startup deals and venture opportunities across multiple sectors, enabling accredited investors and institutions to invest directly or co-invest. The platform conducts due diligence, provides market insights, and supports portfolio companies with mentorship, recruiting industry advisors, and navigation of follow-on rounds. It aggregates reporting and lifecycle updates to help investors track performance and progress. With a worldwide network and partnerships, OurCrowd expands access to private market opportunities, spanning healthcare, transportation, energy, fintech, software, AI, and digital health.

Gaingels is a venture investment syndicate focused on supporting LGBTQ+ founders and leaders, investing in companies across stages and sectors and prioritizing inclusive teams and governance. It operates a global portfolio of companies and provides capital alongside resources to recruit diverse talent for C-suite and board roles. The network emphasizes collaboration among investors, operators, and entrepreneurs to advance positive social change through business.

FG Venture is a Shanghai- and Shenzhen-based investment firm focused on information technology and related sectors, serving as an IT industry specialist and catalyst for international enterprise growth. It identifies high-potential tech startups and supports their scaling by leveraging local ecosystem resources and industry insights to deliver value for investors. Its focus includes chip modules, smart automotive, big data, cloud computing, and high-end manufacturing value chains in China.

Altos Ventures is a venture capital firm based in Menlo Park, California, with an office in Seoul. Founded in 1996, it backs early-stage and growth technology companies in consumer and enterprise sectors, including software, fintech, e-commerce, and consumer brands. The firm favors founder-led, capital-efficient businesses and pursues a long-term, patient approach, often providing active support as companies scale and participating in multiple funding rounds. It maintains a global outlook, investing across North America and Asia, with initial investments as low as 500,000 dollars and the ability to participate in substantial follow-on rounds, sometimes exceeding 100 million dollars. Altos emphasizes a principled, contrarian stance, evaluating opportunities on individual merit rather than chasing trends, and seeks to build world-class companies through deep involvement and patient capital.

Acequia Capital is a Seattle-based venture capital firm founded in 2010 that serves as an early-stage investment platform focused on supporting technical founders and product teams building global businesses. It targets opportunities across AI, machine learning, commerce, industrials, infrastructure, logistics, software and knowledge-worker tools, fintech, and life sciences, and emphasizes an agile, diversified, and market-tested approach within a global ecosystem that helps founders scale internationally.