B2B VC Funds

Nimble Ventures, founded in 2012, is a venture capital firm based in San Francisco, California. The firm focuses on early-stage investments, primarily targeting sectors such as technology, healthcare, biotech, fintech, consumer tech, and blockchain. Nimble Ventures invests globally, with notable investments in companies based in the United States and Israel. Prominent companies in their portfolio include Umbra, a developer of SAR micro-satellites for imagery services, and Terradepth, which provides data collection technology for marine tracking systems. Both companies have shown significant growth and innovation within their respective fields. Nimble Ventures typically invests in Seed and Series A stages, supporting startups with high growth potential and innovative solutions. The firm's investment strategy emphasizes identifying and nurturing early-stage companies that have the potential to transform industries through cutting-edge technology and novel approaches. For startups looking to engage with Nimble Ventures, it is important to demonstrate strong technological capabilities and a clear path to market leadership. The firm values innovative solutions that address substantial market needs and have the potential for significant impact. Key team members include John Burbank, a notable investor with a background in managing substantial venture funds, and Nathan Mee, who brings extensive experience in portfolio management and venture capital investments​.

Ninepointfive, also trading as 9.5 Ventures, is a corporate-backed venture capital firm founded in 2019 and headquartered in Antwerp, Belgium. It claims to be Europe's first VC firm investing exclusively alongside corporate partners — a model where every investment is co-sponsored by a strategic corporate that contributes industry expertise, market insight, and customer access in addition to the firm's capital. The firm was co-founded by Founding Partner Paul van Emmerick, who brings 20-plus years as a CEO across corporates, consultancies, and investment firms, and Pieter Van de Velde. Corporate partners and co-investors include Beiersdorf, Telenet, and Agfa. Ninepointfive operates two flagship fund strategies with combined AUM of approximately EUR 35 million. 'One' accelerates the digitisation of Europe's industrial value chain, while 'Tidal' focuses on the energy transition across maritime, ports, and offshore shipping. The firm writes pre-seed to Series A checks of EUR 500,000 to EUR 3 million-plus, with sector coverage spanning B2B SaaS, cleantech, energy, hardware and robotics, and digital transformation. Public portfolio highlights include MakerVerse, an on-demand manufacturing marketplace that raised a EUR 9.4 million Series A with Ninepointfive participating; Eccocar, a B2B SaaS digitising car rental operations; Lissi, a self-sovereign identity and verifiable credentials platform; and Heylog, a logistics communication SaaS that raised a EUR 3 million pre-seed in June 2022 with KUBIKx and Ninepointfive. The total portfolio spans approximately 20 companies. The corporate co-investment model gives Ninepointfive's portfolio companies a practical advantage that extends well beyond capital: immediate access to enterprise buyers, pilot opportunities, and procurement relationships that independent VCs rarely control.

Nissay Capital, a venture capital firm based in Tokyo and wholly owned by Nippon Life Insurance Company, has a rich history of investments across various stages and sectors. With over 1,200 unlisted companies and 226 IPOs since its inception in 1991, the firm is a significant player in Japan's venture capital landscape. Notable investments include Heartseed, a biotech company, SkyDisc, and LaFabric. They focus on early to growth-stage businesses, with investments ranging from $4M to $740M. Nissay Capital's strategy emphasizes leveraging the vast network of Nippon Life Insurance to support portfolio companies, providing extensive guidance on management strategies and capital policies. They prefer investing in innovative startups that align with their long-term vision of contributing to society, particularly in technology and healthcare sectors. The firm typically co-invests with other major players like Mitsubishi UFJ Capital and CyberAgent Capital, fostering a collaborative investment environment. Key team members include Eiji Arima, the President and CEO, who plays a pivotal role in steering the firm's strategic direction. Nissay Capital prefers entrepreneurs to approach them through well-researched pitches that clearly articulate the market opportunity and technological innovation. Active and involved, they are seen as a hands-on investor committed to the growth and success of their investees

No Such Ventures is an Amsterdam-based European venture capital firm founded in 2018 with a deal-by-deal fundraising model designed to democratize access to the VC asset class. Rather than raising a pooled fund with a fixed LP pool, the firm syndicates capital separately for each investment from a well-connected network of angels and family offices, matching each investor's specific interests to the company at hand. The firm leads rounds and focuses on European scale-ups with proven teams or products ready to scale, writing cheques ranging from EUR 1.5 million to EUR 8 million per deal. Sector coverage spans B2B, B2C, energy, financial services, advertising technology, advanced manufacturing, audio technology, AI, big data, and climate tech. As of November 2024, No Such Ventures had invested in 16 companies, with 3 new investments made during 2024. The firm leads rounds and notable portfolio companies include Magic Lane, an Amsterdam and Romania-based privacy-friendly mapping and location platform that received a EUR 3 million lead round in May 2024; Trustoo, an Amsterdam-based local-services marketplace that received a follow-on in August 2023; TAGGRS, the most recent first-time investment in November 2024; and Vendora.gr. The firm is staffed by approximately 10 people including 2 partners, with notable team members including Thijn van Helvoirt, Reinder Lubbers, Merel Kraaijenbrink, and Arjan Griffioen. The deal-by-deal model is both No Such Ventures' structural differentiator and its value proposition to LPs: investors commit to specific companies they find compelling rather than to a blind pool, creating a more direct alignment of interests between capital and conviction.

NGP Capital, founded in 2005, is a venture capital firm based in Palo Alto, California. The firm has a significant global presence with offices in Berlin, Helsinki, and Geneva, and focuses on early growth investments in B2B sectors such as cybersecurity, industrial technology, deep tech, robotics, supply chain, and data infrastructure. NGP Capital typically invests $10-15 million in the first round, aiming for a 10-15% ownership stake and an active role in their portfolio companies. The firm manages over $1.6 billion in assets and uses a proprietary AI-powered platform, "Q," to identify and evaluate investment opportunities globally. This system scans and ranks more than 2 million companies, helping NGP make data-driven investment decisions. NGP Capital has invested in more than 100 companies, with notable exits including UC Mobile, acquired by Alibaba for $3.8 billion, and Ganji, acquired by 58.com for $3.6 billion. Other significant portfolio companies include PubMatic, Deliveroo, and Moovit. Their investments are geographically diverse, with 27% in Europe, 38% in the US, and 35% in Asia. The firm continues to leverage its partnership with Nokia, focusing on strategic investments that align with Nokia's innovation framework around 5G and related technologies. This partnership allows NGP Capital to combine financial discipline with technological insights, driving growth and strategic value in their portfolio.

NOMO Ventures is a venture capital firm specializing in early-stage investments in transformative technology companies. With over $100 million in assets under management, NOMO Ventures has a diverse portfolio that includes prominent companies such as Expensify, Nest, MeUndies, Simulate, Better Mortgage, Ponto, Batch, and Railz​ (HealthTech Alpha)​​ (Unicorn Nest)​. Their investment strategy focuses on early-stage ventures, often co-investing with other notable funds like Global Founders Capital and Pioneer Fund. NOMO Ventures tends to back companies that offer innovative solutions and have the potential for significant market impact. They have made investments in a variety of sectors, including health tech, fintech, and consumer products. NOMO Ventures is based in San Francisco and is actively seeking new investments, typically participating in funding rounds ranging from $2 million to $20 million. They have a track record of investing in startups that achieve high growth and profitability. For instance, recent investments include Great Question, a customer research platform, and Pry Financials, which simplifies startup finances​. Key team members include experienced venture investors who provide hands-on support and strategic guidance to their portfolio companies. NOMO Ventures looks for startups with strong, innovative business models and clear market potential. Startups interested in securing investment from NOMO Ventures should prepare a direct and concise pitch that highlights scalability and strategic fit with NOMO's investment focus​.

Noname Ventures is a Los Angeles-based pre-seed and seed-stage venture capital firm founded in March 2016 and led by Founding Partner and Managing Director Chris Graham, whose prior operating background includes guiding a product from inception to a nine-figure acquisition. The firm is headquartered on Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles and operates with a small, specialist team. Noname focuses exclusively on seed-stage enterprise SaaS companies building value-based business models that solve well-defined problems in large, addressable markets. The fund writes checks with a sweet spot of $250,000 and a range of $150,000 to $500,000, targeting enterprise SaaS applications powered by machine learning, AI, and augmented reality, as well as adjacent categories including GovTech, marketing technology, analytics, data services, and logistics. Across 15 total investments, disclosed portfolio companies include Formative, an educational software company that received the firm's most recent recorded investment in September 2020; Ondaka; IV.AI; InvolveSoft; SPIDR Tech; and Slingshot Aerospace. Noname's key differentiator beyond capital is its Immersive Mentorship program, which works directly with early-stage teams on a product-first path to product-market fit. The program encompasses performance evaluation, organizational design, and go-to-market strategy, with the explicit goal of propelling portfolio companies toward near-term profitability or exit. Graham's own founder experience informs a partnership posture that is more operator than advisor — a distinction the firm treats as central to its value proposition.

Nordic Eye Venture Capital is a Danish venture and growth capital firm headquartered in Copenhagen, with additional presence in San Francisco and Zurich. Founded in 2016, Nordic Eye focuses on investing in early-growth companies within the tech and lifestyle sectors. The firm is known for its strategic investments in high-potential companies that have demonstrated product-market fit and scalability. Notable investments in their portfolio include MATE, a company revolutionizing the e-bike market; Bellabeat, a health tech company; and AirHelp, which assists air passengers in claiming compensation for delayed flights. Other significant investments are in companies like Blue Ocean Robotics, known for developing service robots, and Organic Basics, a sustainable fashion brand. Nordic Eye's investment strategy involves not just providing capital but also actively supporting their portfolio companies through their growth stages. They prefer to enter investments once a company has proven its product-market fit and aim to exit when the company has demonstrated its scalability​. The firm is committed to responsible investing, integrating Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) policies with their business strategy to ensure sustainable business practices that lead to long-term success​.

North Bridge Venture Partners, founded in 1994 and based in Wellesley, Massachusetts, is a venture capital firm that provides seed-to-growth financing. The firm focuses on several key sectors, including communications and infrastructure, software, materials, healthcare, and digital media. North Bridge Venture Partners supports companies from their initial stages through to becoming market leaders, leveraging a combination of operational experience and strategic guidance​. The firm has made over 479 investments and has achieved 183 exits. Notable portfolio companies include Couchbase, Markforged, and Lyra Therapeutics. North Bridge has a significant presence in the U.S. market, focusing primarily on early-stage and growth-stage companies operating in healthcare and information technology sectors​. North Bridge is led by a team of experienced professionals, including founder and managing partner Edward Anderson and general partners Richard D'Amore and Jeffrey McCarthy. The firm's strategy emphasizes investing in exceptional entrepreneurs whose ideas have the potential to disrupt their respective industries.

North Coast Ventures (NCV), formerly the North Coast Angel Fund, is a Cleveland, Ohio-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2006 by Clay Rankin and Todd Federman, both of whom continue to serve as Managing Directors. NCV is built on an unusual capital structure: more than 400 members — the region's leading investors, entrepreneurs, and operating executives — making it the largest single-chapter investor group in the country. The 64-person team includes 7 partners and a 5-person full-time management staff. Since inception, NCV and its members have deployed over $100 million into nearly 80 Ohio-based companies that today employ more than 2,000 people at average salaries near $100,000. The firm runs two parallel vehicle families focused on B2B SaaS: the North Coast Angel Fund series, now on Angel Fund V and informed by a $5 million state funding allocation with a Seed-through-Series-A mandate; and the North Coast Venture Fund series, with its Acceleration Fund III targeting $50 million anchored by $10 million in state matching, focused on demonstration-stage B2B SaaS. NCV leads rounds and the firm made 4 investments during 2025. Portfolio companies include Remesh, Axuall, Employstream, Proformex, TandemStride, InnerActiv, Vytalize Health, Primum Health — a Columbus oncology platform co-led at seed with FCA Venture Partners — and 1Logtech, an AI-driven logistics company that raised $1.5 million in a Seed round in April 2025. NCV's thesis centers on highly scalable B2B SaaS solving large problems where the member network's domain expertise and relationships with regional Fortune 500 companies can deliver market-making reference customers. The model pairs patient capital with an unusually broad operating network, creating leverage that a conventional two-partner fund cannot match.

Northstar Ventures is a UK-based venture capital firm focused on early-stage investments that create a positive social or environmental impact. With a portfolio that spans tech innovation and social enterprises, the firm emphasizes sectors like climate tech, biotech, and healthy aging. Their notable investments include Newcells Biotech, which develops in vitro organ models for drug testing, and NunaBio, a leader in DNA synthesis technology crucial for personalized medicine and data storage solutions​. Geographically, Northstar Ventures primarily focuses on startups in the North East of England but also supports businesses across the UK. They invest through funds such as the North East Innovation Fund and the Northstar EIS Growth Fund, with typical early-stage investments ranging from £300,000 to £1 million​. Their hands-on approach includes extensive support for founders, particularly in sectors that align with sustainability goals, like Low Carbon Materials, which develops environmentally friendly construction materials. Northstar also backs social impact ventures, such as Coping with Cancer North East, reflecting their commitment to community well-being alongside technological innovation.

Northzone, established in 1996, is a multi-stage venture capital fund investing in companies from Seed to Growth stages across Europe and the US. With a notable portfolio that includes companies like Spotify, Klarna, Trustpilot, and Kahoot!, Northzone has built a reputation for backing category-defining entrepreneurs. In 2022, Northzone raised €1 billion, emphasizing its commitment to supporting innovative startups that can thrive amidst global challenges. The firm’s investment strategy spans various sectors, including fintech, healthtech, SaaS, and consumer technology. Northzone typically writes checks between €1 million and €40 million, allowing them to support companies through multiple stages of growth, from initial funding to pre-IPO. Their approach is characterized by a focus on founders with conviction, a willingness to embrace risk, and a dedication to long-term partnerships. Northzone’s team operates across major cities like New York, London, Stockholm, Amsterdam, and Berlin, reflecting their "glocal" (global and local) mindset. This diverse and international team, comprising 36 members from 16 nationalities, brings a wealth of experience and a strong network to the table. The firm values integrity, results, intellectual curiosity, and strong partnerships, and has consistently championed diversity and inclusion both within their team and across their portfolio. Entrepreneurs interested in partnering with Northzone are encouraged to present bold ideas with substantial market potential. The firm values straightforward communication and prefers to invest in teams capable of navigating and thriving in challenging environments

Norwest Venture Partners (NVP), headquartered in Menlo Park, California, is a prominent venture capital and growth equity investment firm managing over $15.5 billion in capital. Founded in 1961, Norwest has invested in more than 700 companies across various sectors, including enterprise, consumer, and healthcare. Some of their notable investments include companies like Spotify, Adaptive Insights, Udemy, Talkspace, Opendoor, Kendra Scott, and Health Catalyst. These investments highlight Norwest's diversified approach, backing high-impact companies at various stages of growth from early to late-stage. Norwest recently announced the closing of its seventeenth fund, NVP 17, raising $3 billion to continue supporting visionary entrepreneurs. The firm operates globally with offices in Menlo Park, San Francisco, Mumbai, and Tel Aviv, focusing on North America, India, and Israel​. With a strong commitment to their portfolio companies, Norwest offers extensive support through their experienced investment and portfolio services teams, helping businesses navigate growth and scale effectively. This hands-on approach has contributed to their track record of successful exits and sustained growth in their portfolio companies​.

Not Boring Capital, founded by Packy McCormick, is a venture capital firm that emphasizes investing in innovative and transformative startups. Established in 2019 and based in New York City, the firm has made notable investments in various sectors, including fintech, health tech, and blockchain technology. The portfolio includes companies like Footprint, which offers identity and attribute verification solutions, and Disco, a platform for customer management solutions. Other significant investments include Gilded, providing accounting and payment solutions for crypto businesses, and Union54, which focuses on correspondent banking solutions in Zambia. Not Boring Capital typically invests in early-stage ventures, particularly in seed and Series A rounds. Recent investments include Unnatural Products, a biotech firm focused on molecularly targeted therapeutics, and Atomic AI, an AI-based platform for RNA drug discovery. The firm collaborates with prominent co-investors such as Index Ventures, Bessemer Venture Partners, and Andreessen Horowitz to support these startups. By leveraging a robust network and expertise in storytelling, Not Boring Capital aims to help its portfolio companies scale effectively and reach their full potential. The firm’s strategy includes not only financial investment but also strategic guidance and brand building.

Notation Capital, established in 2015 by Nicholas Chirls and Alex Lines, is a pioneering pre-seed venture capital firm based in Brooklyn, New York. Specializing in early-stage investments, Notation Capital supports technical teams at the inception of their business journeys, often at the idea stage. Notation's notable investments include Spruce, Livepeer, Bison Trails, and Parsec, showcasing their focus on hard tech, infrastructure, and product-centric startups. The fund is heavily focused on the New York City area but does not limit itself geographically if the opportunity aligns well with their investment philosophy. They typically lead the first round of financing with investment sizes ranging from $250K to $750K. Their strategy emphasizes deep involvement from day one, providing not just capital but also substantial operational support, leveraging their extensive network of advisors, founders, and LPs to accelerate growth and product development. Key team members include Nicholas Chirls, who brings expertise in product development and growth strategies from his previous role at betaworks, and Alex Lines, a seasoned software engineer with a decade of experience in building scalable products. Startups looking to engage with Notation Capital should demonstrate a strong technical foundation and a compelling vision for disruptive innovation. They prefer founders who are deeply product-focused and exhibit a strong determination to execute their vision.

Notion Capital, founded by seasoned SaaS entrepreneurs, excels in investing in early-stage European startups, particularly in SaaS and enterprise tech. With a strong operational background, they leverage deep industry knowledge to support portfolio companies like GoCardless, Paddle, and Mews. Their focus spans business software, fintech, and future finance sectors, targeting transformative technologies like AI and cloud computing. Geographically, Notion Capital is centered on Europe, emphasizing markets in the UK, Germany, and France. Their strategy involves providing significant support through a dedicated platform team, aiding in product development, go-to-market strategies, and talent acquisition. They employ advanced AI for investment sourcing, ensuring they stay ahead in identifying high-potential startups. The fund typically leads Series A rounds, with an average check size of around €15 million, maintaining a portfolio of about 20 core investments. Recent notable investments include Bound, DataOps, and Resistant AI. Founders benefit from Notion's extensive network and strategic guidance, fostering growth and scaling efficiently. Key team members include Stephen Chandler, Jos White, and Itxaso del Palacio, who bring extensive experience from their entrepreneurial and investment backgrounds. This diverse and dynamic team is committed to a hands-on approach, driving success and innovation within their portfolio companies. Overall, Notion Capital stands out for its founder-friendly approach, combining strategic insights with robust financial backing, making it a formidable player in the European venture capital landscape.

Novus Ventures was a Cupertino, California-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 1994 by Dan Tompkins and Greg Lahann, specializing in information technology and select life sciences investments. Headquartered at Stevens Creek Boulevard in Cupertino, the firm operated with approximately six professionals including four partners; leadership included Managing General Partner Dan Tompkins and General Partner and Founding Member Shirley Cerrudo. Novus deployed Series A cheques in the $500,000 to $1 million range into US-based startups where the partners could make both financial and strategic contributions as active investor-operators. Sector concentration spanned enterprise software and applications, infrastructure, semiconductors, networking, systems, and select life sciences. Across more than 20 years of activity the firm made 71 investments and produced four acquisition exits. Notable portfolio companies include MBlox, a mobile messaging company acquired by CLX Communications in 2016; Voltaix, a specialty electronic materials company acquired by Air Liquide in 2013; Tidal Software, a workload automation platform acquired by Cisco; Pathwork Diagnostics, a cancer diagnostics company; and LoveTheSign, an Italian designer-furniture e-commerce platform that represented the firm's last recorded investment in April 2015. Novus Ventures is now permanently closed and no longer makes new investments. The entity continues to exist primarily for legacy portfolio management. Its 20-year record spanning Silicon Valley's enterprise software and semiconductor buildout stands as a complete chapter of early-stage IT investing in the region.

NRD Tech Ventures is the technology investing subsidiary of NRD Capital, a private equity firm headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia. The technology arm was announced in January 2019, formed following NRD Capital's strategic partnership with Atlanta-based Arke Systems and FRM Solutions — firms specializing in digital marketing strategy and CRM for franchise and multi-unit businesses. NRD Capital itself was founded in 2014 by Aziz Hashim, a serial multi-unit franchise operator who built an 80-unit empire spanning 14 brands including KFC, Domino's, Taco Bell, Moe's Southwest Grill, Pizza Hut, Popeye's, and PetValu in Canada. Hashim remains Founder and Managing Partner. NRD Capital is positioned as the first private equity fund sponsored and managed by a multi-unit franchisee, with more than 75 years of collective operational and financial experience across its team and 40-plus multi-unit franchise operators participating as limited partners. NRD Tech Ventures leads rounds and targets early- to mid-stage technology companies serving the restaurant, hospitality, franchise, and healthcare verticals. Portfolio companies include Harri, a talent management platform for hospitality teams; 1Huddle, a gamified employee training application; NEXT, a work-sharing platform for shift swapping; ShiftOne, a mobile employee motivation and operations management app; and ValyantAI, a customer-facing AI system for drive-thru QSR ordering. The firm's competitive edge is direct operating authority: its LP base manages thousands of restaurant locations and can serve as immediate commercial partners, pilot customers, and reference accounts for portfolio companies — a built-in go-to-market advantage that pure financial investors cannot replicate.

NXTP Ventures, headquartered in Buenos Aires, is a leading venture capital firm in Latin America, focusing on early-stage tech startups. Their portfolio includes high-growth companies like Auth0, Nuvemshop, and Satellogic. With over 130 investments and numerous successful exits, NXTP is known for supporting innovative ventures in SaaS, logistics, and fintech sectors. They typically invest in Seed and Series A rounds, writing checks between $500k and $2 million. NXTP's strategy involves deep engagement with their portfolio companies, providing not just capital but also operational support, strategic guidance, and access to an extensive network of industry specialists and mentors. This approach has helped many of their investments achieve significant growth and market presence​ . The firm’s key team members, such as co-founder Ariel Arrieta, bring a wealth of experience in both investing and operating within the tech ecosystem. NXTP's investments are spread across Latin America, with a strong presence in Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Chile, and Colombia.

Nyca Partners is a prominent venture capital firm that focuses on financial technology (fintech) investments. Established in 2014 and based in New York, Nyca Partners has over $870 million in assets under management. The firm invests across various stages, from seed to growth, with a particular emphasis on early-stage companies. Nyca's portfolio includes over 100 companies, with significant investments in well-known fintech startups such as Acorns, Affirm, and Revolut. Their investment strategy leverages their deep fintech expertise to connect innovative companies with the global financial system, fostering growth and scalability. Geographically, Nyca primarily invests in the U.S. but also considers global opportunities selectively. The firm’s approach is hands-on, providing active engagement and support to portfolio companies through strategic guidance and leveraging their extensive network. The team at Nyca Partners includes experienced professionals from leading financial institutions and fintech startups. Key team members include Hans Morris, Managing Partner, who brings a wealth of experience from his previous roles at Visa and Citigroup, and Ravi Mohan, Partner and COO, who has a strong background in financial services. Nyca's investment philosophy focuses on identifying transformative fintech solutions that can address critical needs in the financial sector. They seek out startups with innovative business models and strong growth potential, providing them with not only capital but also strategic support to help them succeed.

NZVC (New Zealand Venture Capital) is a Christchurch-based early-stage venture capital firm, uniquely positioned as New Zealand’s first operator-run fund. Founded by Mark Pavlyukovskyy, Ajay Gupta, and Glen Anderson, NZVC focuses on investing in promising Kiwi startups, particularly at the pre-seed to Series A stages. The firm was launched with a strong belief in New Zealand's untapped potential, viewing the country as a future hub for global innovation, especially in a post-COVID world where remote work has become the norm. NZVC has successfully raised an initial $10 million, with plans to reach $15 million, to invest in sectors such as B2B SaaS, deep tech, fintech, and web3/cryptocurrency. The fund supports startups with more than just capital, offering expertise in areas like AI/ML, product development, fundraising, and marketing. Their mission is to help founders scale their companies globally, leveraging a network of Silicon Valley connections and local expertise. Some of their notable investments include companies like Seachange, which is innovating in hydrofoiling and electric car ferries, and Pyper Vision, which is developing fog-clearing drones for airports. NZVC’s investment philosophy emphasizes working closely with founders to navigate the challenges of building high-growth companies from New Zealand.

Oak Investment Partners is a leading multi-stage venture capital firm that focuses on high-growth opportunities across several sectors, including information technology, financial services technology, healthcare, and clean energy. Founded in 1978, Oak has invested over $9 billion in more than 525 companies worldwide. The firm is known for its hands-on approach, offering comprehensive support and strategic assistance through its extensive network of industry experts. Oak's portfolio includes notable companies such as Castlight Health, Zayo Group, Kayak, Benefitfocus, and Protean Electric, among others. Their investment strategy spans early to late-stage investments, including growth equity and PIPE (private investment in public equity) investments. Oak Investment Partners has built a reputation for its ability to identify transformative opportunities and support them through long-term, steady guidance​. The firm is headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut, with additional offices in California. The team includes experienced professionals like Managing Partners Bandel Carano, Ed Glassmeyer, Fred Harman, and Ann Lamont, who bring deep domain expertise and a consistent investment philosophy to the table​.

Obvious Ventures, founded in 2014 and based in San Francisco, is a venture capital firm focused on early and growth-stage investments. The firm emphasizes investments that align with their "world positive" approach, targeting sectors like planetary health, human health, and economic health. This mission-driven investment strategy seeks to support companies that create a positive impact on the world while generating significant financial returns. Notable investments by Obvious Ventures include Beyond Meat, Medable, and Dexterity. Beyond Meat, known for its plant-based meat products, went public in 2019, marking a significant milestone for the firm. Medable provides a cloud-based platform for decentralized clinical trials, while Dexterity develops AI-driven robotic systems for managing warehouses. Obvious Ventures has a diverse portfolio of over 130 companies, with successful exits including Recursion Pharmaceuticals, Lilium, and Proterra. The firm's portfolio spans various industries such as AI, biotech, fintech, and sustainable consumer goods. The team at Obvious Ventures includes co-founders Ev Williams, James Joaquin, and Vishal Vasishth, who bring extensive experience in entrepreneurship and venture capital. They are committed to supporting visionary founders who are building transformative companies.

OCA Ventures, based in Chicago, is an early-stage venture capital firm that has been investing since 1999. The firm primarily targets technology, financial services, education, and healthcare technology sectors. Their investment strategy focuses on Seed, Series A, and Series B rounds, with typical initial investments ranging from $1 to $4 million. They often lead the rounds in which they participate. Notable companies in their portfolio include SpotHero, a parking app; Base CRM, a cloud-based customer relationship management software; Pangea, an online money transfer service; and Cleversafe, a cloud-based data storage system. Other significant investments include dv01, LogicGate, and Placer.ai. OCA Ventures is also known for its OCA EDGE program, which invests $50,000 to $200,000 in seed rounds of about $1.5 million or less. This program is designed to support early-stage startups with potential for dramatic growth. The firm has a strong track record of successful exits, including the sale of Cleversafe to IBM and the IPO of Marqeta. Led by CEO Jim Dugan and co-founders John Dugan and Peter Ianello, OCA Ventures leverages a robust network of strategic relationships to support their portfolio companies and drive their growth.

Oceans Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm headquartered in New York, focusing on Pre-Seed and Seed Stage investments. They prioritize building strong, technically proficient teams and invest across sectors including B2B, SaaS, Cloud, AI, and Web3 infrastructure. The firm's notable investments include companies like Carbon Counts, Virtualness, and Lean Financial, which span industries from online gaming to financial services. The firm is managed by experienced professionals such as Brian Lew, Sara Barek, Glenn Handler, Joshua Rahn, and Steven Rosenblatt, who bring a hands-on approach to supporting their portfolio companies. Oceans Ventures emphasizes a collaborative model, actively assisting startups in recruiting top talent and refining their operational strategies​. Their investment strategy is characterized by a strong focus on teams with high integrity, deep domain expertise, and a commitment to growth. Oceans Ventures primarily invests in US-based companies located in talent-rich cities like New York, San Francisco, LA, and Boston.

Octopus Ventures, established in 2007 and headquartered in London, is a major venture capital firm in Europe with over £1.2 billion in assets under management. The firm invests in a diverse range of sectors, including B2B software, health tech, fintech, deep tech, consumer, climate, and bio. Their notable investments include well-known companies such as SwiftKey, ManyPets (formerly known as Bought By Many), Zoopla, LoveFilm, and Graze. Octopus Ventures focuses on supporting startups from pre-seed through to Series A and beyond, providing both funding and hands-on support to help companies scale. The firm is committed to backing founders with purpose-driven missions, emphasizing positive impact on people, communities, and the environment. Octopus Ventures employs a strategy that prioritizes long-term relationships with founders and deep sector expertise. They are particularly focused on disruptive technologies and innovative solutions that address significant global challenges. Recent investments reflect their commitment to sustainability and tech innovation, including companies like Token in fintech, Elliptic in blockchain analytics, and Minimum in climate tech. Led by a team of experienced investors and industry experts, Octopus Ventures ensures their portfolio companies receive the strategic guidance and operational support necessary for growth. The firm continues to expand its influence globally, aiming to foster innovation and drive positive change in the venture capital landscape.

OCV Partners is a Los Angeles-based venture capital firm, established with a mission to invest in companies that demonstrate significant growth potential, primarily in the technology and healthcare sectors. Their investment strategy is focused on mid- to late-stage companies, often in fields such as SaaS, fintech, biotech, and digital health. With a portfolio that includes innovative firms like Jukin Media, Scopely, and TaskUs, OCV Partners has positioned itself as a hands-on investor, providing both capital and operational support to help scale high-growth companies​. The firm prides itself on its diverse expertise, backing founders through every phase of their business journey. The OCV team brings decades of experience in building and scaling companies across various industries, from software and financial services to healthcare and media. They partner with startups not just to provide financial backing, but also to offer operational insight, helping businesses navigate the complexities of scaling. OCV Partners is well-known for its long-term mindset, focusing on building sustainable value through innovation and strong partnerships. The firm typically invests in companies at the seed to Series B stages, though they remain flexible and open to later-stage opportunities when appropriate.

Off the Grid Ventures (OTG) is a San Francisco-based seed-stage venture capital firm founded in 2016 by Christopher Haire, David Mes, Mat Peyron, and Olivier Poissonnier. The firm built its thesis around a persistent funding gap in venture: women and foreign or immigrant founders receive a disproportionately small share of venture dollars despite data showing comparable or superior returns. OTG exists to back 'off the grid' entrepreneurs — underrepresented founders with cross-border perspectives — at the pre-seed and seed stages, with a particular focus on enterprise tech, specifically B2B SaaS and enterprise applications, and fintech. OTG operates Off-The-Grid Ventures Fund 1 and typically writes small pre-seed and seed checks alongside other investors rather than leading. Across 22 investments, the portfolio has produced one unicorn, Flexport, the digital freight forwarding platform, and two acquisitions: Voxeet and Presence. The most recent disclosed exit was Tribal Credit in December 2024. Other notable names include Jasper and Tribal, a specialized finance platform. The firm made its most recent disclosed new investment in Jasper in July 2021; new-investment activity has been quiet since, suggesting the fund is in portfolio-management and harvest mode. OTG's four founding partners bring a deliberately cross-border perspective — European entrepreneurs operating in the San Francisco market — giving the firm firsthand understanding of the challenges immigrant founders face in accessing US venture capital. The fund's mission is to expand the definition of who receives institutional backing at the earliest and most consequential stage of company formation.

Offline Ventures, founded in 2020 and based in Mill Valley, California, is a venture capital firm focused on investing in early-stage startups across diverse sectors such as fintech, healthcare, and consumer technology. The firm is led by co-founders David Morin, Nate Bosshard, Brittany Morin, and James Higa, who bring extensive experience from various successful ventures. Notable investments by Offline Ventures include companies like Sunnyside, which focuses on application software; Kismet, a healthcare services company; and Clarasight, a business productivity software firm. They have a total of 48 investments and have seen several successful exits, including Diagram and Artifact. Offline Ventures is known for supporting startups that innovate at the intersection of technology and culture. They emphasize backing founders who are committed to building impactful and sustainable businesses. The firm also operates a venture studio to help incubate and develop new ideas into successful companies.

Okapi Venture Capital, established in 2005 and based in Newport Beach, California, focuses on seed and early-stage investments in the information technology and life sciences sectors. The firm has made 83 investments and has 18 notable exits, including companies like Welltok, Qualaroo, and CrowdStrike. Their portfolio includes a diverse range of companies such as Occuspace, which provides smart building solutions, Trellis Research in legal tech, and Daasity, which offers eCommerce analytics solutions. Other significant investments include Babylist, an online discovery platform for baby products, and ChromaCode, which uses data science for advanced molecular diagnostics. Okapi's investment strategy emphasizes supporting innovative startups with high growth potential, often leading seed and Series A rounds. The team is led by co-founders Marc Averitt and Sharon Stevenson, alongside partners like Jeff Bocan and John Waller, who bring extensive experience in venture capital and technology management. The firm is particularly active in the US market and collaborates with co-investors such as SaaS Ventures, Mucker Capital, and Stage Venture Partners, to foster the growth and success of its portfolio companies.

Oktogon Ventures is a Budapest-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2019 to back high-growth B2B SaaS and technology-intensive startups across Central and Eastern Europe — including Hungary, Czechia, Poland, Slovakia, Romania, Slovenia, Croatia, and Bulgaria. The firm is led by General Partner Gyula Feher, co-founder of Ustream, which was acquired by IBM in Hungary's largest-ever startup M&A transaction, alongside Partner Vera Pistyur and a team of operator-investors with deep connections to US and Western European tier-one VCs. Oktogon's first deal in 2019 was co-invested alongside Ashton Kutcher's Sound Ventures, establishing the firm's transatlantic positioning from launch. Oktogon backs founders with 'zero to one' potential building products with global appeal from day one. Investment criteria include EUR 10,000-plus in monthly recurring revenue, a technology-heavy business, and the capacity for extraordinary growth. Initial check sizes run EUR 100,000 to EUR 400,000 with follow-on reserves of up to approximately EUR 1.2 million per company. Across 22 disclosed investments, portfolio highlights include Colossyan, an AI-generated video and synthetic presenter platform that later raised a $22 million Series A led by Lakestar; Flawless, an operations observability and incident-management platform that raised a $2.2 million seed co-led by 42CAP with Picus Capital and Dreamcraft; Hypefy, backed in January 2025; and Riptides, a B2B security services company that received the most recent disclosed investment in April 2025. Oktogon's CEE focus is both a geographic thesis and a talent arbitrage: the region produces a high concentration of technical founders whose global ambitions have historically been underserved by Western European capital. Feher's successful exit from Ustream gives the firm credibility with the founders it targets.

Olima Ventures is a New York-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2009 by Vijay Pandurangan, an engineer-entrepreneur-investor whose operating background includes senior engineering leadership at Twitter and the founding of Ephla Bio, a biotech company developing therapeutics targeting B-cell pathologies. Olima's thesis is to invest early in great teams creating a 'frictionless future,' concentrating in biotech, B2B software, enterprise technology, distributed systems, machine learning, privacy and security, and remote collaboration. The firm also leads biotech incubations directly, reflecting Pandurangan's scientific depth alongside his technology background. Olima writes checks ranging from $100,000 to $5 million with a sweet spot around $1.5 million, covering pre-seed, seed, and Series A stages. Across more than 15 years of deployment the firm has built a portfolio of approximately 68 companies. One portfolio company, Pilot — a bookkeeping and financial-operations platform — achieved unicorn status in 2021, four years after Olima's initial investment. Other notable positions include SpaceX, Candid — a dental aligners company — and Dieta, which was acquired by Cylinder Health in March 2025. The firm operates with a lean team of two to ten professionals. Olima's founder-operator profile is central to its value proposition: Pandurangan's own experience building at Twitter and in biotech gives the firm informed judgment on both the technical and commercial dimensions of early-stage companies. The combination of software and biotech competency under one roof is unusual at the pre-seed and seed stages and allows Olima to serve a broader range of founder types than most comparably-sized funds.

OM2 is an Israeli venture-builder and fintech-focused venture capital firm founded in 2010 and based in Herzliya Pituach, Israel's corporate-venture belt. The firm was co-founded by Dudi Peles, Oded Katz, who also serves as Acting CFO, and Uzi Gabsi, with Daniel Ben Yehuda serving as CEO of OM2 Holdings. OM2 operates as a hybrid builder and investor — combining a venture-studio approach with long-horizon, flexible capital rather than a traditional fund-vintage structure. No fund closings are publicly recorded, indicating an evergreen or balance-sheet model financed by its principals and strategic limited partners. Thematically, OM2 is a fintech specialist, backing and co-building companies that transform how people and enterprises finance, transact, and interact. The firm deploys across North America, Israel, and select positions in Asia. Across 18 disclosed investments, portfolio highlights include BitGo, a digital-asset custody platform; Banked, an open-banking and bank-data API company that received a Series A investment in February 2022; Exberry, a cloud financial-exchange infrastructure provider; Nxchange, the first fully regulated European securities exchange for tokenized securities; and Cedar Money, a cross-border payments company. OM2's builder model allows it to contribute more than capital: the team takes engineering, product, and go-to-market positions inside portfolio companies, particularly in the firm's most strategic fintech plays. This hands-on posture — combined with a long investment horizon unconstrained by fund-vintage pressures — gives OM2 flexibility to support companies through extended product-development and regulatory cycles that characterize ambitious fintech infrastructure businesses.

Omega Venture Partners, based in Palo Alto, California, is a leading venture capital firm specializing in AI, machine learning, data, and automation. Their investment strategy is centered around identifying high-growth companies at the early-growth stage, particularly those that leverage AI to solve significant business challenges. Omega's portfolio includes companies like ZenBusiness, DataRobot, Verbit, and Elemental Machines, showcasing their focus on businesses that deliver transformative solutions across industries. Omega typically invests at the inflection point of a company’s growth, providing funding between $1M and $10M per round. Their thematic approach ensures they target companies with large-scale potential, helping them scale rapidly through access to a proprietary network of Fortune 500 executives and strategic partners. This network enables Omega to deliver high-value introductions, mentorship, and go-to-market strategies, adding significant value beyond capital. The firm's leadership, including Managing Partner Gaurav Tewari, has a deep track record in tech investing. Omega's expertise in guiding AI-driven companies makes them a preferred partner for entrepreneurs seeking to revolutionize industries like healthcare, fintech, and digital transformation.

OMERS Ventures, the venture capital arm of the Ontario Municipal Employees' Retirement System, focuses on investing in Series A to C companies across North America. Founded in 2011, the firm has backed several high-profile tech companies like Shopify and Wave. Their investment strategy centers on transformative technology sectors, including fintech, healthtech, proptech, and workplace technology. Typical initial investments range from $5 million to $25 million. OMERS Ventures has decided to withdraw from the European market to concentrate its efforts on North America. This strategic shift follows a challenging market environment in Europe and aims to leverage North America's relative economic stability. As part of this transition, the firm plans to open a new office in New York while maintaining its presence in Toronto and San Francisco. The leadership team includes Michael Yang, who emphasizes the importance of building strong relationships with founders and has a background in investing in emerging areas such as healthtech and IoT. For startups looking to engage with OMERS Ventures, demonstrating a deep understanding of the market and a clear vision for growth is essential. The firm values transparency and strong founder-investor relationships, aiming to support companies through various market challenges and opportunities.

Omnes Capital is a leading European private equity firm specializing in energy transition and innovation. Founded in 1999 and based in Paris, Omnes manages over €5 billion in assets. The firm's investment strategy focuses on four core areas: renewable energy, sustainable cities, deep tech venture capital, and co-investment. Notable investments include Direct Energie, Neoen, and BioSerenity. Omnes has made significant strides in the renewable energy sector with its Capenergie funds, which have invested over €2.5 billion across more than 60 projects in Europe, transforming developers into independent power producers. For example, their Capenergie 2 fund achieved a 15% net IRR, ranking among the top performers in Europe. Omnes also plays a crucial role in sustainable urban development by financing projects that support decarbonization and resilient city infrastructure. Their deep tech investments focus on disruptive technologies and startups pushing the boundaries of innovation. In addition to financial returns, Omnes is committed to responsible investment practices. The firm supports non-profits through the Omnes Foundation, which focuses on education, health, and social integration for children. Omnes is also a signatory of the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI), underscoring their commitment to sustainability and ethical investment​.

OneVentures is a leading Australian venture capital firm with a global focus, investing in technology and healthcare companies. The firm provides both equity and credit funding, with a particular emphasis on innovative products addressing significant market needs. OneVentures operates through several funds. Their Growth Fund V, which closed at $142 million, focuses on technology and tech-enabled companies, investing up to $20 million per company. This fund targets global themes such as remote work, digitization, clean energy, and healthcare. Additionally, the firm manages the Growth Credit Fund IV and the VGF Credit Fund, providing debt financing to high-growth tech companies, with investments ranging from $500,000 to $10 million per company. In the healthcare sector, OneVentures manages the $170 million Healthcare Fund III, investing in therapeutics, devices, and diagnostics with a clear commercial pathway. This fund is part of the Commonwealth Government’s Biomedical Translation Fund program, aiming to advance promising biomedical innovations. OneVentures' portfolio includes companies like Vaxxas, which develops needle-free vaccine delivery technology, and BiVACOR, known for its artificial heart technology. The firm is known for its hands-on approach, providing strategic guidance and leveraging its extensive network to support the growth and success of its portfolio companies.

One Way Ventures, founded in 2017 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, is a venture capital firm dedicated to investing in immigrant founders. The firm focuses on seed-stage and early-stage companies across various sectors, including logistics, mobility, fintech, proptech, deep tech, consumer technology, healthcare, AI, machine learning, and robotics. Notable investments by One Way Ventures include Brex, Chipper Cash, Classtag, and Momentus. The firm has made significant exits, such as Legalpad, acquired in 2022, and Lynk, a satellite communications company​. The portfolio is diverse, featuring companies like Beacon, an AI-powered workflow automation platform for logistics; Brelyon, a deep tech company creating virtual screens; and Care Academy, a caregiver training platform. Co-founded by Semyon Dukach and Eveline Buchatskiy, One Way Ventures aims to support high-impact global companies driven by the unique perspectives and experiences of immigrant founders. The firm values equal opportunity and the collective potential of humankind, striving to eliminate borders as barriers to innovation and growth​.

OneRagtime is a venture capital platform that focuses on sourcing, financing, and scaling early-stage tech startups across Europe. Founded by Stéphanie Hospital and Jean-Marie Messier, the firm offers a unique investment model that combines flexibility with a fully digitized process, allowing investors to choose how they invest, either through deal-by-deal or via their funds like OneRagtime Rhapsody II and OneRagtime Paragon. The firm invests primarily in seed and Series A stages, with initial investments ranging from €0.5 million to €3 million, and can follow up with investments up to €10 million. OneRagtime targets startups in several sectors, including consumer platforms (gaming, marketplaces, social media, and the creator economy), artificial intelligence, cloud services, cybersecurity, and tech for social good (education, climate, and health). Notable portfolio companies include Groover, an artist promotion platform; PhantomBuster, a no-code data automation tool; and Benefiz, an HR tech platform for managing employee benefits. OneRagtime also emphasizes providing strategic, operational, and business development support to its portfolio companies to ensure their growth and success. With a community-driven approach, OneRagtime offers investors the opportunity to engage deeply with startups, providing not just capital but also expertise and networks to drive innovation and growth in the tech sector.

OpenOcean is a leading pan-European venture capital firm focusing on early-stage investments, particularly in Series A rounds, with an emphasis on data economy, B2B platforms, and enterprise software technology. Founded by the team behind MySQL and MariaDB, OpenOcean leverages its deep technical expertise to identify and support innovative startups that can rapidly scale and achieve global adoption. Notable investments include Truecaller, which has grown into a prominent global communications platform with over 200 million daily active users, and MariaDB, a leading open-source database company that recently went public on the New York Stock Exchange. Other significant portfolio companies include Nosto, a marketing automation tool, and Supermetrics, a global leader in marketing data integration tools. OpenOcean’s investment strategy is data-driven and focuses on sectors such as AI, data infrastructure, DevOps, and automation. They typically invest up to €6 million per company, leading or co-leading the investment rounds. The firm has a strong commitment to fostering diversity and transparency within its portfolio companies, ensuring a supportive environment for founders. The team at OpenOcean, with offices in Helsinki and London, is known for its hands-on approach, helping startups navigate the complexities of scaling their businesses and achieving sustainable growth. This approach has led to the creation of several unicorns and high-growth companies that are transforming their respective industries.

Open Opportunity Fund is a venture and growth investment firm backing B2B software companies across Enterprise IT, Fintech, and People Ops. We focus on business-critical software fueled by cloud, AI, and agentic systems, with 70% of our portfolio companies based in emerging tech hubs across the U.S. in regions often overlooked by traditional VC. Fund I was a $100M vehicle and on the strength of that success, we are now raising Fund II. Our strategy combines early and growth-stage investing to back category-defining companies that transform how organizations manage infrastructure, streamline financial operations, and empower their workforces. The firm was founded by Paul Judge and Marcelo Claure, successful entrepreneurs who have each built and scaled companies to successful exits.

OpenSpace Ventures is a prominent venture capital firm based in Southeast Asia, known for its strategic investments in transformative tech companies across the region. Established in 2014, OpenSpace Ventures has backed notable companies like Gojek, Halodoc, and Love, Bonito, which have made significant impacts in their respective industries. The firm focuses on sectors such as fintech, healthcare, e-commerce, and digital media. Their portfolio includes companies like Lista, a financial management platform for individuals and small business owners in the Philippines; Lucence, a precision oncology company; and Nutrition Technologies, which produces sustainable insect-based proteins for agriculture. OpenSpace Ventures employs a hands-on approach, providing not only capital but also strategic guidance and operational support to help their portfolio companies scale and succeed. They manage several funds, including those focused on Series A/B and mid-stage growth investments, and are recognized for their deep expertise and active involvement in the Southeast Asian startup ecosystem​.

Opera Tech Ventures is a Paris-based venture capital firm launched in 2018 as the investment arm of BNP Paribas. Specializing in fintech, insurtech, AI, sustainability tech, and enterprise software, Opera Tech Ventures targets startups with cutting-edge solutions in these sectors. They predominantly invest in Series A to D rounds, with a focus on scalable technologies that address critical market needs. The firm typically invests between $3 million and $15 million per deal, often taking a leadership role in the funding process. Their portfolio includes companies like SESAMm, an AI-driven analytics firm, Stoik in cloud security, and Arbol in commercial insurance. With a global scope, Opera Tech Ventures invests across Europe and North America, particularly favoring markets in France, the UK, the US, and the Netherlands. Their investment strategy is driven by a deep understanding of fintech and enterprise solutions, looking for startups that can revolutionize industries and show strong growth potential. Co-investing with well-known partners like Andreessen Horowitz and Munich Re Ventures, Opera Tech Ventures ensures their portfolio companies receive both capital and strategic guidance​. Under the leadership of Thibaut Schlaeppi, the firm is highly engaged in supporting portfolio companies beyond just financial backing. They offer insights, mentorship, and extensive connections across industries. Their diverse team brings expertise from multiple sectors, allowing them to help companies scale effectively in highly competitive markets. By focusing on innovation, Opera Tech Ventures continues to build a robust portfolio of future-leading companies.

Operator Collective, founded in 2019 and based in Palo Alto, California, is a venture capital firm that leverages a unique model combining capital with a community of experienced operators. The firm focuses on investing in early-stage B2B companies, primarily in enterprise tech sectors such as SaaS, AI, and data analytics. Notable portfolio companies include Ironclad, Guild Education, Faros AI, and Hex Technologies. Operator Collective typically invests in seed and Series A rounds, with an average investment size of $3M to $20M. The firm has built a reputation for its diverse and inclusive approach, drawing on the expertise of over 200 operator LPs who have scaled successful tech companies like Atlassian, Guild Education, and Toast. The team, led by founder Mallun Yen, brings extensive experience from the tech industry, providing hands-on support to portfolio companies. This support includes leveraging their substantial networks for strategic introductions and advice on scaling operations​. Operator Collective's investment strategy emphasizes not only financial backing but also operational expertise, aiming to drive growth and innovation in its portfolio companies​.

Operator Partners is a venture capital firm that uniquely operates with its own capital, investing in technology companies from the pre-seed to Series B stages. Founded and led by experienced entrepreneurs, the firm provides support beyond financial investment, focusing on helping companies with business building and scaling challenges that arise between board meetings. Operator Partners has a hands-on approach, offering guidance based on their own entrepreneurial experiences. They engage with founders on various aspects such as product development, customer acquisition, fundraising, recruiting, and establishing organizational culture. The firm does not lead funding rounds or take board seats but assists in finding lead investors if needed. The team includes General Partners Amit Avner, Gil Shklarski, Nat Turner, and Zach Weinberg, along with Partner Olivia Benjamin. This team brings extensive expertise from founding and scaling successful companies themselves, making them well-equipped to support their portfolio companies effectively.

OrbiMed is a leading healthcare-focused investment firm based in New York City, established in 1989. It manages over $18 billion in assets across various investment strategies, including public equity, private equity, and private credit/royalty investments. OrbiMed invests globally in companies spanning the healthcare sector, from biopharmaceuticals to medical devices and healthcare services. OrbiMed’s portfolio includes notable companies like Guardant Health, Adaptive Biotechnologies, and Apollomics, showcasing its strong presence in the biotech and medical device sectors. The firm is known for its ability to back innovative startups and has been instrumental in bringing over 60 new healthcare therapies to market​ ​. For startups and established companies looking to connect with OrbiMed, it is beneficial to demonstrate innovative healthcare solutions with strong potential for market impact. The firm typically leads investment rounds and provides significant strategic support to help companies grow into market leaders.

Origin Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm based in Chicago, Illinois, founded in 1999 by Steve Miller and Bruce Barron. The firm focuses on investing in high-growth software, marketplace, and consumer businesses that are shaping the Digital Native Economy. Origin Ventures has a strong track record, having raised over $300 million across multiple funds and achieving notable exits with companies like Grubhub, Cameo, Fountain, and Tock​. The firm recently closed its fifth fund at $130 million, exceeding their initial target despite the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. This new fund continues to emphasize investments in the Digital Native Economy, targeting themes such as the workplace of the future, the creator economy, and the circular economy. Recent investments from this fund include companies like Blueboard, Vivrelle, Veho, Lumanu, and Everee. Origin Ventures operates with a thesis-driven approach and maintains a presence in all four continental U.S. time zones, with offices in Chicago, Salt Lake City, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C. This geographic diversity allows them to be close to elite teams and investment opportunities across North America​. The firm prides itself on its hands-on partnership with founders, offering extensive support from their experienced team of former entrepreneurs, operators, and engineers. This commitment has helped them build a portfolio of companies that have consistently delivered strong returns and defined new market categories.

Oriza Ventures is a venture capital fund that focuses on early-stage technology investments, primarily in North America. Founded by seasoned entrepreneurs and investors, Oriza Ventures supports startups with disruptive technological pursuits and innovative business ideas. The firm's portfolio spans various industries, including artificial intelligence, big data, Internet of Things, consumer internet, and medical and health products. The team at Oriza Ventures includes founding partners John Yu, Alex Liang, and Yao Xiao, who bring extensive experience in venture capital and entrepreneurship. They leverage their backgrounds to provide strategic guidance and resources to their portfolio companies. Oriza Ventures' portfolio features a diverse range of companies such as Ayla Networks, an IoT platform for smart home appliances; Bolt, an online checkout platform; and InterVenn Biosciences, which uses AI-driven mass spectrometry for medical applications.

Orkla Ventures is the venture capital arm of Orkla Group, a leading supplier of branded consumer goods based in Oslo, Norway. This corporate venture fund focuses on technology, digital platforms, and software solutions with a particular interest in digital health, sustainability, food tech, and SaaS solutions. Orkla Ventures aims to leverage its industry expertise to invest in innovative startups that align with Orkla’s business domains and strategic interests. Orkla Ventures typically invests in seed and early-stage companies, with a commitment to fostering growth and supporting innovative solutions. The firm has made significant investments, including in the medical chatbot service Your.MD, which helps ease the burden on healthcare systems by providing pre-primary care and digital health solutions​.

Osage Venture Partners (OVP) is a Philadelphia-based venture capital firm that specializes in early-stage investments in B2B software companies. The firm primarily focuses on companies driving innovation in the future of work and education sectors. Since its inception, OVP has invested in over 30 companies, with a strong preference for those with recurring revenue models and deep domain expertise. Notable investments in their portfolio include companies like Sidecar, RiskLens, and ExecOnline. OVP typically invests in post-revenue companies with a revenue run rate between $500,000 and $3 million, focusing mainly on Seed and Series A rounds. They have a hands-on approach, often leading or co-leading investments and joining the boards of their portfolio companies. OVP emphasizes the importance of partnerships, leveraging their extensive network of technology executives and industry experts to support the growth and success of the companies they invest in. Their team is comprised of seasoned investors and former operators who provide strategic guidance and operational support to entrepreneurs.