Accel

Accel is a venture capital firm founded in 1983 and headquartered in Palo Alto, California, with additional offices in San Francisco, London, and Bangalore. The firm specializes in early and growth-stage investments, focusing on sectors such as cloud computing, software as a service (SaaS), consumer products, enterprise solutions, information technology, healthcare, fintech, security, media, and business services. Accel is dedicated to supporting a global community of entrepreneurs, identifying and backing those with the potential to drive the growth of next-generation industries. The firm's portfolio includes notable companies like Atlassian, Dropbox, and Facebook, showcasing its commitment to fostering innovation and growth in the technology landscape.

Pratik Agarwal

Principal

Radhika Ananth

Vice President and Investor

Casey Aylward

Partner

Mahendran Balachandran

Partner, India

Julien Bek

Principal

Luca Bocchio

Partner

Andrei Brasoveanu

Partner

Katie Brown

Investor

Abhinav Chaturvedi

Partner

Ethan Choi

Partner

Miles Clements

Partner

Adrian Colyer

Venture Partner

Kevin Comolli

Partner

Anand Daniel

Partner

Ben Dooley

CFO

Peter Doyle

Investor

Sameer Gandhi

Partner

Martin Gibson

Technology Investor

Graham Hutson

Investor

Sara Ittelson

Partner

Dinesh Katiyar

Partner

Shekhar Kirani

Partner, India

Richard Kotite

Vice President

Gagan Kumar

General Partner

Daniel Levine

Partner

Ping Li

Partner

John Locke

Partner

Zhenya Loginov

Partner

Arun Mathew

Partner

Jonathan Mendelson

Investor

Subrata Mitra

Founder

Gonzalo Mocorrea

Investor

Vasant Natarajan

Partner

Vas Natarajan

Partner

Harry Nelis

Partner

Nate Niparko

Partner

Rachit Parekh

Investor

Vijaysai Patnaik

Associate

Prashanth Prakash

Co-Founder and Partner, India

Varun Purandare

Principal and Investor

Ben Quazzo

Investor, Venture and Growth

Rafael Quintanilla Loeillet

Early-Stage Investor

Tim Rawlinson

Investor - Growth

Tracy Sedlock

Chief Operating Partner

Manasi Shah

Vice President and Investment Team Member

Sarthak Singh

Investor

Ryan Sweeney

General Partner

Charles Tananbaum

Investor

Humza Tariq

Investor

Jonathan Turner

Partner

Cecilia Wang

Vice President and Investor

Matt Weigand

Partner

Eric Wolford

Venture Partner

Ivan Zhou

Partner

Richard Wong

Partner

Bruce Golden

Partner

Steve Loughlin

Partner

Barath Shankar Subramanian

Senior Analyst

David Waltcher

Investor

Past deals in New York

Public

Series D in 2024
Public is the investing platform built for those who take it seriously—with technology that makes building a multi-asset portfolio, fast, frictionless, and secure. Members can invest in stocks, options, bonds, crypto, and contribute to retirement accounts —in the same place. Alongside the robust suite of investing tools, Public offers Alpha, a proprietary AI layer, that provides fundamental data and custom analysis to support informed investment decisions.

Amagi Media Labs

Venture Round in 2022
Amagi Media Labs is a media technology company that offers cloud-based solutions for broadcast and connected TV. The company facilitates the geographic targeting of TV advertisements. It is a unique mix of media and innovation that has made way for a new TV-media advertising platform. Amagi brings services that are cost-effective, powerful, focused, and result-oriented. Headquartered in New York, Amagi was founded in 2008.

Genesis Global

Series C in 2022
Genesis Global enables financial markets organizations to innovate at speed through a software application development platform, prepackaged solutions and deep expertise in capital markets and financial services. In supercharging developers to rapidly deliver high-performance, resilient and secure applications, Genesis replaces the buy vs. build challenge with a buy-to-build solution. The Genesis platform is designed with flexibility and performance at its core, providing developers with the frameworks, integrations and components required to automate manual workflows, enhance legacy systems and build entirely new applications. Featuring a resilient, real-time service-oriented architecture, Genesis excels across the performance envelope of low-latency, high-throughput and high-scalability, powering mission-critical applications at the world’s leading financial institutions. Strategically backed by Bank of America, BNY Mellon and Citi, Genesis Global has offices in Miami, New York, Charlotte, London, Leeds, São Paulo, Dublin and Bengaluru.

Socure

Series E in 2021
Socure Inc. specializes in digital identity verification solutions, utilizing artificial intelligence and machine learning to authenticate identities in real-time. Its flagship platform, Socure ID+, integrates data from various online and offline sources, including email, phone numbers, and social media, to streamline customer identification processes and ensure compliance with regulations such as know your customer (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML). In addition to Socure ID+, the company offers tools like Aida, an AI-driven bot for real-time identity validation; Docv, a document verification solution; and Sigma Synthetic Fraud, which targets synthetic identity fraud. Serving a diverse clientele that includes software and financial firms, as well as integration partners and sponsor banks, Socure aims to eliminate identity fraud and enhance security for online transactions. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in New York, Socure has established strategic partnerships to expand its reach and effectiveness in the identity verification landscape.

Wizard

Series A in 2021
Wizard is a New York-based commerce technology startup founded in 2021 that focuses on transforming e-commerce through conversational artificial intelligence (AI). The company develops software solutions that enable brands to sell and market their products directly via text messaging. This innovative approach allows clients to engage customers more effectively, resulting in higher conversion rates compared to traditional e-commerce methods.

Amagi Media Labs

Private Equity Round in 2021
Amagi Media Labs is a media technology company that offers cloud-based solutions for broadcast and connected TV. The company facilitates the geographic targeting of TV advertisements. It is a unique mix of media and innovation that has made way for a new TV-media advertising platform. Amagi brings services that are cost-effective, powerful, focused, and result-oriented. Headquartered in New York, Amagi was founded in 2008.

Rally

Series B in 2021
Rally is an investment platform that enables individuals to buy and sell fractional equity shares in various collectible assets, such as sports cards, classic cars, vintage watches, and rare books. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in New York, Rally aims to democratize access to alternative investments, which have traditionally been limited to a select group of investors. By providing a marketplace that emphasizes liquidity and transparency, Rally allows members from all income levels to participate in the ownership of high-value collectibles, fostering a more inclusive investment environment.

Socure

Series D in 2021
Socure Inc. specializes in digital identity verification solutions, utilizing artificial intelligence and machine learning to authenticate identities in real-time. Its flagship platform, Socure ID+, integrates data from various online and offline sources, including email, phone numbers, and social media, to streamline customer identification processes and ensure compliance with regulations such as know your customer (KYC) and anti-money laundering (AML). In addition to Socure ID+, the company offers tools like Aida, an AI-driven bot for real-time identity validation; Docv, a document verification solution; and Sigma Synthetic Fraud, which targets synthetic identity fraud. Serving a diverse clientele that includes software and financial firms, as well as integration partners and sponsor banks, Socure aims to eliminate identity fraud and enhance security for online transactions. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in New York, Socure has established strategic partnerships to expand its reach and effectiveness in the identity verification landscape.

Genesis Global

Series B in 2021
Genesis Global enables financial markets organizations to innovate at speed through a software application development platform, prepackaged solutions and deep expertise in capital markets and financial services. In supercharging developers to rapidly deliver high-performance, resilient and secure applications, Genesis replaces the buy vs. build challenge with a buy-to-build solution. The Genesis platform is designed with flexibility and performance at its core, providing developers with the frameworks, integrations and components required to automate manual workflows, enhance legacy systems and build entirely new applications. Featuring a resilient, real-time service-oriented architecture, Genesis excels across the performance envelope of low-latency, high-throughput and high-scalability, powering mission-critical applications at the world’s leading financial institutions. Strategically backed by Bank of America, BNY Mellon and Citi, Genesis Global has offices in Miami, New York, Charlotte, London, Leeds, São Paulo, Dublin and Bengaluru.

Public

Series C in 2020
Public is the investing platform built for those who take it seriously—with technology that makes building a multi-asset portfolio, fast, frictionless, and secure. Members can invest in stocks, options, bonds, crypto, and contribute to retirement accounts —in the same place. Alongside the robust suite of investing tools, Public offers Alpha, a proprietary AI layer, that provides fundamental data and custom analysis to support informed investment decisions.

Donut

Venture Round in 2020
Donut is a software tool that helps its clients to get to know their team and company better. It was launched by Christian Whitehouse, Sarah Arnold, Jeff Manian, and Dan Manian in 2016. Donut is operated from New York, United States.

Privitar

Series C in 2020
Privitar Ltd. is an enterprise software company specializing in privacy-preserving data mining and sophisticated data anonymization. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in London, with additional offices in San Francisco, New York, and Paris, Privitar develops a suite of products designed to help organizations analyze sensitive data while maintaining privacy and compliance with regulations such as GDPR and HIPAA. Its offerings include Privitar Publisher, which supports auditing and user management; Privitar Lens, for creating privacy-preserving APIs; SecureLink, a data de-identification system; and the Privitar Data Privacy Platform, aimed at enhancing data utilization and safeguarding sensitive information. The company's solutions cater to various sectors, including finance, healthcare, telecommunications, and marketing, serving a diverse global client base across North America, Europe, and Asia.

BetterCloud

Series F in 2020
BetterCloud, Inc. specializes in providing cloud office solutions to organizations globally, focusing on SaaS management for IT professionals. The company offers a centralized platform, BetterCloud Discover, which enhances operational efficiency by streamlining the management of licenses across various SaaS applications. Its solutions include user lifecycle management, data discovery, security automation, and IT automation, along with an automation engine called Workflows that ensures compliance and accuracy in critical processes. BetterCloud also features platform APIs for securing the SaaS application ecosystem and content scanning capabilities for popular platforms like Google Drive and Slack. With a growing customer base that spans SMBs, mid-market, and enterprise companies across diverse industries, BetterCloud addresses the challenges of managing an increasingly large number of SaaS applications. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in New York, the company has established a strategic partnership with Dropbox to enhance its service offerings.

Catalyst Software

Series B in 2020
Catalyst Software Corporation, now part of Totango, specializes in developing a customer success platform designed to enhance the customer experience and reduce churn for businesses. Its Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform provides a range of tools, including analytics, insights, and workflow automation, which help organizations manage customer interactions effectively. Key features include product usage tracking, a task manager that consolidates various communications, and a review mode for logging customer interactions in Salesforce. The platform also offers comprehensive customer profiles, playbooks, campaigns, and account segmentation. By integrating with other SaaS services, Catalyst creates a unified dashboard that facilitates customer satisfaction measurement and business growth. Incorporated in 2016 and headquartered in New York, Catalyst aims to empower teams to identify and leverage opportunities for expansion and upselling, ultimately driving recurring revenue growth.

Privitar

Series C in 2020
Privitar Ltd. is an enterprise software company specializing in privacy-preserving data mining and sophisticated data anonymization. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in London, with additional offices in San Francisco, New York, and Paris, Privitar develops a suite of products designed to help organizations analyze sensitive data while maintaining privacy and compliance with regulations such as GDPR and HIPAA. Its offerings include Privitar Publisher, which supports auditing and user management; Privitar Lens, for creating privacy-preserving APIs; SecureLink, a data de-identification system; and the Privitar Data Privacy Platform, aimed at enhancing data utilization and safeguarding sensitive information. The company's solutions cater to various sectors, including finance, healthcare, telecommunications, and marketing, serving a diverse global client base across North America, Europe, and Asia.

CasaOne

Series B in 2019
CasaOne is an online furniture store that provides a wide range of quality furniture, decor, and home goods for both businesses and homeowners. The company offers a user-friendly platform where customers can conveniently place orders for various types of furniture, which are then delivered directly to their doorstep. In addition to sales, CasaOne also offers rental options in key markets such as the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, and New York, catering to both residential and commercial clients. With free shipping available across the continental United States, CasaOne aims to simplify the process of furnishing homes and offices.

Catalyst Software

Series A in 2019
Catalyst Software Corporation, now part of Totango, specializes in developing a customer success platform designed to enhance the customer experience and reduce churn for businesses. Its Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform provides a range of tools, including analytics, insights, and workflow automation, which help organizations manage customer interactions effectively. Key features include product usage tracking, a task manager that consolidates various communications, and a review mode for logging customer interactions in Salesforce. The platform also offers comprehensive customer profiles, playbooks, campaigns, and account segmentation. By integrating with other SaaS services, Catalyst creates a unified dashboard that facilitates customer satisfaction measurement and business growth. Incorporated in 2016 and headquartered in New York, Catalyst aims to empower teams to identify and leverage opportunities for expansion and upselling, ultimately driving recurring revenue growth.

Privitar

Series B in 2019
Privitar Ltd. is an enterprise software company specializing in privacy-preserving data mining and sophisticated data anonymization. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in London, with additional offices in San Francisco, New York, and Paris, Privitar develops a suite of products designed to help organizations analyze sensitive data while maintaining privacy and compliance with regulations such as GDPR and HIPAA. Its offerings include Privitar Publisher, which supports auditing and user management; Privitar Lens, for creating privacy-preserving APIs; SecureLink, a data de-identification system; and the Privitar Data Privacy Platform, aimed at enhancing data utilization and safeguarding sensitive information. The company's solutions cater to various sectors, including finance, healthcare, telecommunications, and marketing, serving a diverse global client base across North America, Europe, and Asia.

OpenGamma

Series E in 2019
OpenGamma is an analytics company focused on reducing trading costs for derivatives through actionable recommendations for front-office, risk, and treasury teams. Established in 2009, it serves leading financial institutions, including clearing houses, banks, and buy-side firms, by leveraging its expertise in margin and capital models alongside advanced cloud-based technologies. OpenGamma’s platform provides independent risk management services that assist users in understanding the comprehensive costs associated with derivatives, thereby facilitating smarter counterparty decisions and enhancing investment outcomes. The company enables clients to quickly implement its solutions, often within hours, allowing them to immediately benefit from insights that drive cost savings. With offices in London and New York, OpenGamma combines the skills of practitioners, quantitative analysts, and software engineers to deliver effective derivatives analytics relied upon by thousands of users daily, addressing major challenges in derivatives trading.

Public

Series A in 2019
Public is the investing platform built for those who take it seriously—with technology that makes building a multi-asset portfolio, fast, frictionless, and secure. Members can invest in stocks, options, bonds, crypto, and contribute to retirement accounts —in the same place. Alongside the robust suite of investing tools, Public offers Alpha, a proprietary AI layer, that provides fundamental data and custom analysis to support informed investment decisions.

Chainalysis

Series B in 2019
Chainalysis Inc. is a blockchain analysis company that specializes in developing anti-money laundering software for cryptocurrency businesses. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in New York, with additional offices in Copenhagen, Tokyo, and Singapore, the company offers a range of products to enhance compliance and security in the cryptocurrency sector. Its primary tools include REACTOR, an interactive investigation tool that helps identify offenders and visualize data, and an API that provides transaction-based risk scoring by tracking the source and destination of funds. Chainalysis also provides activity monitoring reports and due diligence tools that assist financial institutions in assessing risks, estimating potential criminal revenues, and identifying emerging threats. The company serves a diverse clientele, including government agencies, banks, exchanges, insurance firms, and various cryptocurrency businesses, facilitating safer interactions within the decentralized finance landscape.

CasaOne

Series A in 2018
CasaOne is an online furniture store that provides a wide range of quality furniture, decor, and home goods for both businesses and homeowners. The company offers a user-friendly platform where customers can conveniently place orders for various types of furniture, which are then delivered directly to their doorstep. In addition to sales, CasaOne also offers rental options in key markets such as the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, and New York, catering to both residential and commercial clients. With free shipping available across the continental United States, CasaOne aims to simplify the process of furnishing homes and offices.

Knewton

Debt Financing in 2018
Knewton, Inc. is a New York-based company that specializes in providing an online adaptive learning engine. Founded in 2008, Knewton's platform offers students personalized study recommendations, teachers access to analytics for improved student support, and publishers valuable content insights for creating effective digital products. The company focuses on adaptive learning solutions across various subjects, including mathematics, economics, biology, chemistry, and more, particularly for higher education. Knewton's technology is utilized by educational institutions and companies globally, with additional offices in London, Tokyo, Singapore, and Dubai. The company has received recognition as a "Technology Pioneer" from the World Economic Forum and has been acknowledged multiple times as one of the most innovative companies in education.

Knewton

Venture Round in 2018
Knewton, Inc. is a New York-based company that specializes in providing an online adaptive learning engine. Founded in 2008, Knewton's platform offers students personalized study recommendations, teachers access to analytics for improved student support, and publishers valuable content insights for creating effective digital products. The company focuses on adaptive learning solutions across various subjects, including mathematics, economics, biology, chemistry, and more, particularly for higher education. Knewton's technology is utilized by educational institutions and companies globally, with additional offices in London, Tokyo, Singapore, and Dubai. The company has received recognition as a "Technology Pioneer" from the World Economic Forum and has been acknowledged multiple times as one of the most innovative companies in education.

Semmle

Series B in 2018
Semmle Ltd develops an engineering analytics platform designed to enhance the software development process. This platform facilitates both technical and strategic decision-making by analyzing software code quality alongside various data points, including development costs, source code, issue tickets, test coverage, team locations, and version history. Semmle's key products include LGTM and QL, aimed at identifying bugs and building a comprehensive knowledge base for effective software management. Founded in 2006, Semmle operates from its headquarters in San Francisco and maintains additional offices in Oxford, United Kingdom; Bellevue, Washington; New York; Valencia, Spain; and Copenhagen, Denmark. The company serves a diverse clientele, including prominent organizations such as Citi, Credit Suisse, Dell, and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. As of September 2019, Semmle functions as a subsidiary of GitHub, Inc.

Circle

Series E in 2018
Circle is a financial technology firm that leverages blockchain technology and stablecoins to facilitate payments and e-commerce. Founded in 2013 by Jeremy Allaire and Sean Neville, Circle enhances the way users send and receive money through its platform, Circle Pay. The company offers a cryptocurrency investment product called Circle Invest, enabling users to buy and sell various crypto assets. Additionally, Circle provides over-the-counter trading services through Circle Trade, featuring one of the largest global liquidity pools for digital asset trading, with an average monthly volume of $2 billion. Backed by significant investments from notable firms, Circle operates from its headquarters in Boston and has branches in New York, San Francisco, Dublin, London, and Hong Kong.

BetterCloud

Series E in 2018
BetterCloud, Inc. specializes in providing cloud office solutions to organizations globally, focusing on SaaS management for IT professionals. The company offers a centralized platform, BetterCloud Discover, which enhances operational efficiency by streamlining the management of licenses across various SaaS applications. Its solutions include user lifecycle management, data discovery, security automation, and IT automation, along with an automation engine called Workflows that ensures compliance and accuracy in critical processes. BetterCloud also features platform APIs for securing the SaaS application ecosystem and content scanning capabilities for popular platforms like Google Drive and Slack. With a growing customer base that spans SMBs, mid-market, and enterprise companies across diverse industries, BetterCloud addresses the challenges of managing an increasingly large number of SaaS applications. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in New York, the company has established a strategic partnership with Dropbox to enhance its service offerings.

UiPath

Series B in 2018
UiPath Inc. develops robotic process automation (RPA) software for enterprises, providing a comprehensive platform designed for hyper automation. This platform enables organizations to identify automation opportunities, build and manage automations, and optimize them at scale. It integrates artificial intelligence to facilitate seamless collaboration between human workers and robots, enhancing operational efficiency. UiPath's solutions cater to a diverse range of industries, including finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and retail, automating various processes such as accounts payable, claims processing, and customer service. Established in 2005 and headquartered in New York, UiPath also offers deployment options in both cloud and on-premise environments, ensuring robust governance and control over automation initiatives.

Frame.io

Series B in 2017
Frame.io, Inc. is a cloud-based video review and collaboration platform that caters to creative professionals in the media industry. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in New York, the platform allows users to upload, review, and share various media assets, such as scripts, storyboards, and work-in-progress videos. It facilitates efficient collaboration by enabling real-time feedback, comments, and annotations, thereby streamlining the video creation process. With its user-friendly interface, Frame.io supports over one million media professionals and companies, allowing them to organize projects and collaborate seamlessly with teammates, clients, and other stakeholders from any location. This centralized approach enhances the overall workflow for filmmakers and media professionals, making video production more efficient and intuitive.

Neoway

Series C in 2017
Neoway is a market intelligence and big data analytics company founded in 2002 by Jaime de Paula and headquartered in Florianópolis, Brazil, with additional offices in São Paulo and New York City. The company specializes in helping businesses identify and capitalize on market opportunities through its subscription-based analytics platform, SIMM. This platform allows users to access detailed information about companies and individuals, visualize prospects geographically, manage opportunity distribution, and create alerts across various channels. Neoway serves a diverse range of industries, including automotive, healthcare, technology, and finance, offering valuable insights that enhance strategic decision-making for clients such as banks, insurance companies, and consumer goods firms.

CasaOne

Seed Round in 2017
CasaOne is an online furniture store that provides a wide range of quality furniture, decor, and home goods for both businesses and homeowners. The company offers a user-friendly platform where customers can conveniently place orders for various types of furniture, which are then delivered directly to their doorstep. In addition to sales, CasaOne also offers rental options in key markets such as the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, and New York, catering to both residential and commercial clients. With free shipping available across the continental United States, CasaOne aims to simplify the process of furnishing homes and offices.

Neoway

Series B in 2017
Neoway is a market intelligence and big data analytics company founded in 2002 by Jaime de Paula and headquartered in Florianópolis, Brazil, with additional offices in São Paulo and New York City. The company specializes in helping businesses identify and capitalize on market opportunities through its subscription-based analytics platform, SIMM. This platform allows users to access detailed information about companies and individuals, visualize prospects geographically, manage opportunity distribution, and create alerts across various channels. Neoway serves a diverse range of industries, including automotive, healthcare, technology, and finance, offering valuable insights that enhance strategic decision-making for clients such as banks, insurance companies, and consumer goods firms.

UiPath

Series A in 2017
UiPath Inc. develops robotic process automation (RPA) software for enterprises, providing a comprehensive platform designed for hyper automation. This platform enables organizations to identify automation opportunities, build and manage automations, and optimize them at scale. It integrates artificial intelligence to facilitate seamless collaboration between human workers and robots, enhancing operational efficiency. UiPath's solutions cater to a diverse range of industries, including finance, healthcare, manufacturing, and retail, automating various processes such as accounts payable, claims processing, and customer service. Established in 2005 and headquartered in New York, UiPath also offers deployment options in both cloud and on-premise environments, ensuring robust governance and control over automation initiatives.

Sourcepoint

Series B in 2017
Sourcepoint Inc. is a company that specializes in developing a content compensation platform aimed at helping publishers address monetization challenges while maintaining consumer privacy. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in New York, Sourcepoint also has offices in Seattle and London. The platform provides publishers with technology to enhance options for consumers to support the content they enjoy, while also facilitating compliance with privacy laws. Sourcepoint's services include subscription-based consultative offerings that enable publishers and advertisers to obtain necessary consent from consumers regarding data usage. The company supports over 30 billion consumer touchpoints each month, helping digital publishers engage with users who use ad blockers and explore various compensation methods to generate revenue.

OpenGamma

Series D in 2016
OpenGamma is an analytics company focused on reducing trading costs for derivatives through actionable recommendations for front-office, risk, and treasury teams. Established in 2009, it serves leading financial institutions, including clearing houses, banks, and buy-side firms, by leveraging its expertise in margin and capital models alongside advanced cloud-based technologies. OpenGamma’s platform provides independent risk management services that assist users in understanding the comprehensive costs associated with derivatives, thereby facilitating smarter counterparty decisions and enhancing investment outcomes. The company enables clients to quickly implement its solutions, often within hours, allowing them to immediately benefit from insights that drive cost savings. With offices in London and New York, OpenGamma combines the skills of practitioners, quantitative analysts, and software engineers to deliver effective derivatives analytics relied upon by thousands of users daily, addressing major challenges in derivatives trading.

Frame.io

Series A in 2016
Frame.io, Inc. is a cloud-based video review and collaboration platform that caters to creative professionals in the media industry. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in New York, the platform allows users to upload, review, and share various media assets, such as scripts, storyboards, and work-in-progress videos. It facilitates efficient collaboration by enabling real-time feedback, comments, and annotations, thereby streamlining the video creation process. With its user-friendly interface, Frame.io supports over one million media professionals and companies, allowing them to organize projects and collaborate seamlessly with teammates, clients, and other stakeholders from any location. This centralized approach enhances the overall workflow for filmmakers and media professionals, making video production more efficient and intuitive.

PillPack

Series D in 2016
PillPack, Inc. is a full-service pharmacy that specializes in sorting and delivering medications tailored to individual dosages. The company receives prescriptions from healthcare providers and packages medications into personalized packets, ensuring customers take the right medications at the right times. In addition to prescription medications, PillPack offers a variety of healthcare products, including vitamins, over-the-counter medications, inhalers, and testing supplies. Incorporated in 2013 and based in Manchester, New Hampshire, PillPack also operates locations in several states, including Florida, New York, Massachusetts, Utah, and Texas. The company serves not only individual customers but also healthcare providers and caregivers, facilitating medication management and delivery. PillPack also publishes an online magazine called Folks, which features inspiring stories of individuals overcoming health challenges. As of 2018, PillPack operates as a subsidiary of Amazon.

Birchbox

Series C in 2016
Birchbox, Inc. is a retail company specializing in beauty, grooming, and lifestyle products. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in New York, it provides a diverse range of items, including skincare, makeup, hair care, fragrances, and personal grooming tools for both women and men. Birchbox operates through a subscription model, delivering personalized samples to customers each month while also offering a robust e-commerce platform for purchasing full-sized products. The company partners with various brands, from well-known favorites to emerging niche labels, utilizing a proprietary algorithm to tailor product selections based on individual customer profiles. Birchbox enhances the shopping experience by providing educational content, including tips and tutorials, alongside a loyalty program to encourage customer engagement. In addition to its physical locations in New York and Washington, D.C., Birchbox has expanded its operations internationally, reaching customers in the United Kingdom, France, Spain, and Belgium.

CoreOS

Series B in 2016
CoreOS, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in open source projects for Linux containers and Internet security software solutions. Founded in 2012 and based in San Francisco, with additional offices in New York City and a development hub in Berlin, CoreOS is recognized for its contributions to the Kubernetes community. The company offers Tectonic, an enterprise-ready platform that enhances Kubernetes with features for secure container orchestration, and Quay, a private image registry for building, storing, and distributing containers. CoreOS also provides CoreUpdate, a tool for managing application updates, and maintains various open source projects, including CoreOS Linux, etcd, and rkt. These solutions address key challenges related to downtime, security, and resilience, enabling organizations to run their applications reliably in diverse environments. In 2018, CoreOS became a subsidiary of Red Hat, further bolstering its position in the cloud infrastructure landscape.

Grovo

Series C in 2016
Grovo is a leading provider of Microlearning solutions, offering an adaptive and customizable learning experience platform designed for employee training and development. Established in 2010, Grovo's platform features a rich library of media content, including video lessons that cover a range of professional topics such as soft skills, management, and digital tools. This science-backed approach to learning is tailored to meet modern educational needs, allowing employees to access training anytime, anywhere, on any device. Grovo is utilized by numerous progressive companies, including PepsiCo and the National Basketball Association, to enhance employee skills and foster a more capable workforce. The company operates from offices in New York City and San Francisco and is supported by prominent investors in the tech industry.

Knewton

Series F in 2015
Knewton, Inc. is a New York-based company that specializes in providing an online adaptive learning engine. Founded in 2008, Knewton's platform offers students personalized study recommendations, teachers access to analytics for improved student support, and publishers valuable content insights for creating effective digital products. The company focuses on adaptive learning solutions across various subjects, including mathematics, economics, biology, chemistry, and more, particularly for higher education. Knewton's technology is utilized by educational institutions and companies globally, with additional offices in London, Tokyo, Singapore, and Dubai. The company has received recognition as a "Technology Pioneer" from the World Economic Forum and has been acknowledged multiple times as one of the most innovative companies in education.

Neoway

Series A in 2015
Neoway is a market intelligence and big data analytics company founded in 2002 by Jaime de Paula and headquartered in Florianópolis, Brazil, with additional offices in São Paulo and New York City. The company specializes in helping businesses identify and capitalize on market opportunities through its subscription-based analytics platform, SIMM. This platform allows users to access detailed information about companies and individuals, visualize prospects geographically, manage opportunity distribution, and create alerts across various channels. Neoway serves a diverse range of industries, including automotive, healthcare, technology, and finance, offering valuable insights that enhance strategic decision-making for clients such as banks, insurance companies, and consumer goods firms.

Frame.io

Seed Round in 2015
Frame.io, Inc. is a cloud-based video review and collaboration platform that caters to creative professionals in the media industry. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in New York, the platform allows users to upload, review, and share various media assets, such as scripts, storyboards, and work-in-progress videos. It facilitates efficient collaboration by enabling real-time feedback, comments, and annotations, thereby streamlining the video creation process. With its user-friendly interface, Frame.io supports over one million media professionals and companies, allowing them to organize projects and collaborate seamlessly with teammates, clients, and other stakeholders from any location. This centralized approach enhances the overall workflow for filmmakers and media professionals, making video production more efficient and intuitive.

Sourcepoint

Series A in 2015
Sourcepoint Inc. is a company that specializes in developing a content compensation platform aimed at helping publishers address monetization challenges while maintaining consumer privacy. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in New York, Sourcepoint also has offices in Seattle and London. The platform provides publishers with technology to enhance options for consumers to support the content they enjoy, while also facilitating compliance with privacy laws. Sourcepoint's services include subscription-based consultative offerings that enable publishers and advertisers to obtain necessary consent from consumers regarding data usage. The company supports over 30 billion consumer touchpoints each month, helping digital publishers engage with users who use ad blockers and explore various compensation methods to generate revenue.

Circle

Series C in 2015
Circle is a financial technology firm that leverages blockchain technology and stablecoins to facilitate payments and e-commerce. Founded in 2013 by Jeremy Allaire and Sean Neville, Circle enhances the way users send and receive money through its platform, Circle Pay. The company offers a cryptocurrency investment product called Circle Invest, enabling users to buy and sell various crypto assets. Additionally, Circle provides over-the-counter trading services through Circle Trade, featuring one of the largest global liquidity pools for digital asset trading, with an average monthly volume of $2 billion. Backed by significant investments from notable firms, Circle operates from its headquarters in Boston and has branches in New York, San Francisco, Dublin, London, and Hong Kong.

CoreOS

Series A in 2015
CoreOS, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in open source projects for Linux containers and Internet security software solutions. Founded in 2012 and based in San Francisco, with additional offices in New York City and a development hub in Berlin, CoreOS is recognized for its contributions to the Kubernetes community. The company offers Tectonic, an enterprise-ready platform that enhances Kubernetes with features for secure container orchestration, and Quay, a private image registry for building, storing, and distributing containers. CoreOS also provides CoreUpdate, a tool for managing application updates, and maintains various open source projects, including CoreOS Linux, etcd, and rkt. These solutions address key challenges related to downtime, security, and resilience, enabling organizations to run their applications reliably in diverse environments. In 2018, CoreOS became a subsidiary of Red Hat, further bolstering its position in the cloud infrastructure landscape.

BetterCloud

Series D in 2015
BetterCloud, Inc. specializes in providing cloud office solutions to organizations globally, focusing on SaaS management for IT professionals. The company offers a centralized platform, BetterCloud Discover, which enhances operational efficiency by streamlining the management of licenses across various SaaS applications. Its solutions include user lifecycle management, data discovery, security automation, and IT automation, along with an automation engine called Workflows that ensures compliance and accuracy in critical processes. BetterCloud also features platform APIs for securing the SaaS application ecosystem and content scanning capabilities for popular platforms like Google Drive and Slack. With a growing customer base that spans SMBs, mid-market, and enterprise companies across diverse industries, BetterCloud addresses the challenges of managing an increasingly large number of SaaS applications. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in New York, the company has established a strategic partnership with Dropbox to enhance its service offerings.

Grovo

Series B in 2015
Grovo is a leading provider of Microlearning solutions, offering an adaptive and customizable learning experience platform designed for employee training and development. Established in 2010, Grovo's platform features a rich library of media content, including video lessons that cover a range of professional topics such as soft skills, management, and digital tools. This science-backed approach to learning is tailored to meet modern educational needs, allowing employees to access training anytime, anywhere, on any device. Grovo is utilized by numerous progressive companies, including PepsiCo and the National Basketball Association, to enhance employee skills and foster a more capable workforce. The company operates from offices in New York City and San Francisco and is supported by prominent investors in the tech industry.

Semmle

Series A in 2014
Semmle Ltd develops an engineering analytics platform designed to enhance the software development process. This platform facilitates both technical and strategic decision-making by analyzing software code quality alongside various data points, including development costs, source code, issue tickets, test coverage, team locations, and version history. Semmle's key products include LGTM and QL, aimed at identifying bugs and building a comprehensive knowledge base for effective software management. Founded in 2006, Semmle operates from its headquarters in San Francisco and maintains additional offices in Oxford, United Kingdom; Bellevue, Washington; New York; Valencia, Spain; and Copenhagen, Denmark. The company serves a diverse clientele, including prominent organizations such as Citi, Credit Suisse, Dell, and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. As of September 2019, Semmle functions as a subsidiary of GitHub, Inc.

BaubleBar

Series B in 2014
BaubleBar Inc. is an online retailer based in New York that specializes in fashion jewelry, offering a diverse range of products including necklaces, earrings, bracelets, rings, and personalized items. Founded in 2010 by Amy Jain and Daniella Yacobovsky, the company aims to transform how women shop for jewelry by providing on-trend styles supported by strong editorial content. BaubleBar distinguishes itself through rapid market responsiveness and unique sourcing capabilities, allowing it to design and merchandise based on real-time consumer preferences. The brand emphasizes a high-touch customer experience and maintains a robust presence on social media, positioning itself as a leading player in the $22 billion fashion jewelry industry. BaubleBar has raised significant funding, including a recent $10 million in Series B financing, enabling it to expand its offerings and enhance its platform for accessible, fashionable jewelry.

Pond5

Series A in 2014
Pond5 is the world’s largest, most vibrant video-first content marketplace, providing filmmakers, creators, and producers of all kinds with the content, inspiration, and tools they need to improve their projects. As the only content marketplace that meaningfully shares licensing revenue with its contributing artists, Pond5 is driven by a commitment to its passionate and growing global community of more than 60,000 professional visual and audio creators, providing a platform where their creative work can flourish, and helping them to make a sustainable living. With groundbreaking features like visual search for video and integrations into all major video-editing software, Pond5 is innovating daily, making it easier to find and use the content that creatives need to bring their vision to life. Pond5 is a venture-backed company funded by Accel Partners and Stripes Group with offices in New York, Dublin, Prague, London, and LA.

LearnVest

Series D in 2014
LearnVest offers a range of personal financial planning services and resources. The company’s mobile application, available for iPhone and iPad devices, enables users to get holistic views of their financial life and network; manage and track their expenses by classifying transactions into categories such as bills, personal care, groceries, and so on; build custom budgets, access informative articles on an online dashboard securely link their accounts; and add cash transactions on the go. With a setup charge and a monthly fee, it also allows consumers to have access to financial planners. Acquired by Northwestern Mutual, LearnVest was founded in 2009 and based in New York, United States.

Kensho Technologies

Seed Round in 2014
Kensho Technologies, Inc. specializes in analytics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data visualization systems tailored for global banks and investment institutions. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts, with additional offices in New York, Virginia, and California, Kensho develops financial analytics software that enables scalable analytics solutions for commercial entities. Its offerings include Kensho Applied Mind, an AI software that enhances decision-making by addressing complex financial inquiries in natural language. The company also operates a national security division known as Koto. As of April 2018, Kensho operates as a subsidiary of S&P Global Inc.

CAN Capital

Series C in 2014
CAN Capital provides capital to small and medium-sized businesses, using its own real-time platform and risk-scoring models. Its Daily Remittance Platform allows lenders to access the daily cash flows of borrowers, and collect daily remittances from them. The platform gives lenders a window into their customers’ daily business, and relies on payment processors to split the settlement of card transactions between the small business and its bank. CAN Capital, Inc. was formerly known as Capital Access Network, Inc. and changed its name to CAN Capital, Inc. in December 2013. The company was founded in 1998 and is based in New York, United States.

Knewton

Series E in 2013
Knewton, Inc. is a New York-based company that specializes in providing an online adaptive learning engine. Founded in 2008, Knewton's platform offers students personalized study recommendations, teachers access to analytics for improved student support, and publishers valuable content insights for creating effective digital products. The company focuses on adaptive learning solutions across various subjects, including mathematics, economics, biology, chemistry, and more, particularly for higher education. Knewton's technology is utilized by educational institutions and companies globally, with additional offices in London, Tokyo, Singapore, and Dubai. The company has received recognition as a "Technology Pioneer" from the World Economic Forum and has been acknowledged multiple times as one of the most innovative companies in education.

Nomi

Series A in 2013
Nomi is an omni-channel marketing platform that assists retailers in enhancing customer engagement and optimizing the return on investment from their marketing and store operations. It effectively analyzes and measures the impact of various marketing initiatives by quantifying visitor traffic generated by campaigns and calculating the lifetime value of newly acquired customers. The platform evaluates store performance by determining how well retailers convert potential customers into actual buyers, identifies underperforming staff, and assesses the impact of training and management investments on customer behavior. Additionally, Nomi provides a comprehensive view of the customer conversion funnel, enabling retailers to anticipate the health of their stores and address operational issues before they affect profitability. Founded in September 2012 and based in New York, Nomi was established by Marc Ferrentino, Corey Capasso, Wesley Barrow, Peter Quintas, and Robert Balousek.

Vox Media

Series E in 2013
Vox Media is a prominent media company that specializes in creating, publishing, and distributing online content tailored to young adults globally. Founded in 2012, it operates a diverse portfolio of brands, including SB Nation, which focuses on sports and fan communities; The Verge, a technology publication; Polygon, aimed at adult gamers; Vox.com, which covers news and interests; Eater, centered on food and dining; Racked, which focuses on shopping, beauty, and fashion; Curbed, dedicated to real estate and home; and Re/code, a tech business publication. Additionally, Vox Media encompasses Vox Creative, a division that develops marketing narratives for brands, and offers advertising services through Vox Advertising and the Concert advertising solution. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., with offices in New York City, Vox Media is committed to sustainable editorial practices and responsible industry leadership.

LearnVest

Series C in 2013
LearnVest offers a range of personal financial planning services and resources. The company’s mobile application, available for iPhone and iPad devices, enables users to get holistic views of their financial life and network; manage and track their expenses by classifying transactions into categories such as bills, personal care, groceries, and so on; build custom budgets, access informative articles on an online dashboard securely link their accounts; and add cash transactions on the go. With a setup charge and a monthly fee, it also allows consumers to have access to financial planners. Acquired by Northwestern Mutual, LearnVest was founded in 2009 and based in New York, United States.

Grovo

Series A in 2013
Grovo is a leading provider of Microlearning solutions, offering an adaptive and customizable learning experience platform designed for employee training and development. Established in 2010, Grovo's platform features a rich library of media content, including video lessons that cover a range of professional topics such as soft skills, management, and digital tools. This science-backed approach to learning is tailored to meet modern educational needs, allowing employees to access training anytime, anywhere, on any device. Grovo is utilized by numerous progressive companies, including PepsiCo and the National Basketball Association, to enhance employee skills and foster a more capable workforce. The company operates from offices in New York City and San Francisco and is supported by prominent investors in the tech industry.

qriously

Series A in 2013
Qriously is a data and research platform that specializes in conducting real-time surveys on mobile devices, allowing it to gather insights from billions of people worldwide. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in London, with additional offices in New York and Los Angeles, Qriously replaces traditional advertisements with surveys, enabling businesses and organizations to engage with relevant audiences effectively. The platform is designed to uncover valuable insights by asking targeted questions within mobile applications, making it a useful tool for understanding consumer mindsets and behaviors.

Bonobos

Venture Round in 2013
Bonobos, Inc. is a men's clothing brand that specializes in providing a wide range of apparel including pants, shirts, suits, sweaters, outerwear, shoes, and accessories. Founded in 2007, Bonobos initially made a name for itself with its signature line of better-fitting men's pants, and has since grown to become the largest apparel brand established online in the United States. The company offers various categories of clothing such as washed chinos, dress shirts, and casual wear, as well as a selection of accessories like belts, socks, and watches. Bonobos has expanded its presence by launching Guideshops, which provide personalized shopping experiences, and by partnering with major retailers like Nordstrom to increase its distribution. The brand is recognized for its commitment to delivering excellent fit and customer service, contributing to its reputation as a prominent name in menswear. Bonobos operates primarily online, with a physical store located in Seattle and a headquarters in New York City.

Floored

Seed Round in 2012
Floored Inc. is a software company based in New York City that specializes in 3D modeling software designed for the real estate sector. Founded in 2012 and previously known as Lofty, Inc., Floored provides tools that enable users to create interactive virtual environments by manipulating 3D data. Their software allows clients to modify elements within the model, such as removing or adding furniture and adjusting architectural features like walls and windows. The platform is utilized by commercial and residential real estate companies for development, marketing, and analysis purposes, and it also has applications in architecture, interior design, and the furniture industry. As of January 2017, Floored operates as a subsidiary of CBRE Group, Inc.

OpenGamma

Series C in 2012
OpenGamma is an analytics company focused on reducing trading costs for derivatives through actionable recommendations for front-office, risk, and treasury teams. Established in 2009, it serves leading financial institutions, including clearing houses, banks, and buy-side firms, by leveraging its expertise in margin and capital models alongside advanced cloud-based technologies. OpenGamma’s platform provides independent risk management services that assist users in understanding the comprehensive costs associated with derivatives, thereby facilitating smarter counterparty decisions and enhancing investment outcomes. The company enables clients to quickly implement its solutions, often within hours, allowing them to immediately benefit from insights that drive cost savings. With offices in London and New York, OpenGamma combines the skills of practitioners, quantitative analysts, and software engineers to deliver effective derivatives analytics relied upon by thousands of users daily, addressing major challenges in derivatives trading.

BaubleBar

Series A in 2012
BaubleBar Inc. is an online retailer based in New York that specializes in fashion jewelry, offering a diverse range of products including necklaces, earrings, bracelets, rings, and personalized items. Founded in 2010 by Amy Jain and Daniella Yacobovsky, the company aims to transform how women shop for jewelry by providing on-trend styles supported by strong editorial content. BaubleBar distinguishes itself through rapid market responsiveness and unique sourcing capabilities, allowing it to design and merchandise based on real-time consumer preferences. The brand emphasizes a high-touch customer experience and maintains a robust presence on social media, positioning itself as a leading player in the $22 billion fashion jewelry industry. BaubleBar has raised significant funding, including a recent $10 million in Series B financing, enabling it to expand its offerings and enhance its platform for accessible, fashionable jewelry.

Etsy

Series F in 2012
Etsy, Inc. operates online marketplaces primarily in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, France, and Germany, connecting buyers and sellers of handmade, vintage, and craft items. The company offers a diverse range of approximately 66 million products across various categories, including clothing, jewelry, craft supplies, and home goods. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, Etsy provides seller services such as payment processing through Etsy Payments, advertising via Etsy Ads, and discounted shipping labels for sellers in select countries. Additionally, it offers tools like the Shop Manager dashboard for inventory and order management, Targeted Offers for promotions, and educational resources for sellers. With significant gross merchandise volume and a growing user base of over 96 million buyers and 9 million sellers as of 2023, Etsy has established itself as a key player in the e-commerce market.

Bonobos

Venture Round in 2012
Bonobos, Inc. is a men's clothing brand that specializes in providing a wide range of apparel including pants, shirts, suits, sweaters, outerwear, shoes, and accessories. Founded in 2007, Bonobos initially made a name for itself with its signature line of better-fitting men's pants, and has since grown to become the largest apparel brand established online in the United States. The company offers various categories of clothing such as washed chinos, dress shirts, and casual wear, as well as a selection of accessories like belts, socks, and watches. Bonobos has expanded its presence by launching Guideshops, which provide personalized shopping experiences, and by partnering with major retailers like Nordstrom to increase its distribution. The brand is recognized for its commitment to delivering excellent fit and customer service, contributing to its reputation as a prominent name in menswear. Bonobos operates primarily online, with a physical store located in Seattle and a headquarters in New York City.

CAN Capital

Series B in 2012
CAN Capital provides capital to small and medium-sized businesses, using its own real-time platform and risk-scoring models. Its Daily Remittance Platform allows lenders to access the daily cash flows of borrowers, and collect daily remittances from them. The platform gives lenders a window into their customers’ daily business, and relies on payment processors to split the settlement of card transactions between the small business and its bank. CAN Capital, Inc. was formerly known as Capital Access Network, Inc. and changed its name to CAN Capital, Inc. in December 2013. The company was founded in 1998 and is based in New York, United States.

Knewton

Series D in 2011
Knewton, Inc. is a New York-based company that specializes in providing an online adaptive learning engine. Founded in 2008, Knewton's platform offers students personalized study recommendations, teachers access to analytics for improved student support, and publishers valuable content insights for creating effective digital products. The company focuses on adaptive learning solutions across various subjects, including mathematics, economics, biology, chemistry, and more, particularly for higher education. Knewton's technology is utilized by educational institutions and companies globally, with additional offices in London, Tokyo, Singapore, and Dubai. The company has received recognition as a "Technology Pioneer" from the World Economic Forum and has been acknowledged multiple times as one of the most innovative companies in education.

BountyJobs

Venture Round in 2011
BountyJobs, Inc. operates a web-based recruiting technology platform that facilitates collaboration between employers and recruitment agencies. The platform consolidates third-party search activities into a single location, providing talent acquisition leaders with the necessary tools to track, manage, and evaluate their recruitment expenses. Utilizing a performance-based matching algorithm, BountyJobs helps hiring teams identify and engage appropriate recruiters for their specific roles. The company, founded in 2006, has established strategic partnerships with several organizations to enhance its offerings. BountyJobs is headquartered in Austin, Texas, and has an additional office in New York, New York.

Grovo

Seed Round in 2011
Grovo is a leading provider of Microlearning solutions, offering an adaptive and customizable learning experience platform designed for employee training and development. Established in 2010, Grovo's platform features a rich library of media content, including video lessons that cover a range of professional topics such as soft skills, management, and digital tools. This science-backed approach to learning is tailored to meet modern educational needs, allowing employees to access training anytime, anywhere, on any device. Grovo is utilized by numerous progressive companies, including PepsiCo and the National Basketball Association, to enhance employee skills and foster a more capable workforce. The company operates from offices in New York City and San Francisco and is supported by prominent investors in the tech industry.

LearnVest

Series B in 2011
LearnVest offers a range of personal financial planning services and resources. The company’s mobile application, available for iPhone and iPad devices, enables users to get holistic views of their financial life and network; manage and track their expenses by classifying transactions into categories such as bills, personal care, groceries, and so on; build custom budgets, access informative articles on an online dashboard securely link their accounts; and add cash transactions on the go. With a setup charge and a monthly fee, it also allows consumers to have access to financial planners. Acquired by Northwestern Mutual, LearnVest was founded in 2009 and based in New York, United States.

qriously

Seed Round in 2011
Qriously is a data and research platform that specializes in conducting real-time surveys on mobile devices, allowing it to gather insights from billions of people worldwide. Founded in 2010 and headquartered in London, with additional offices in New York and Los Angeles, Qriously replaces traditional advertisements with surveys, enabling businesses and organizations to engage with relevant audiences effectively. The platform is designed to uncover valuable insights by asking targeted questions within mobile applications, making it a useful tool for understanding consumer mindsets and behaviors.

OpenGamma

Series B in 2011
OpenGamma is an analytics company focused on reducing trading costs for derivatives through actionable recommendations for front-office, risk, and treasury teams. Established in 2009, it serves leading financial institutions, including clearing houses, banks, and buy-side firms, by leveraging its expertise in margin and capital models alongside advanced cloud-based technologies. OpenGamma’s platform provides independent risk management services that assist users in understanding the comprehensive costs associated with derivatives, thereby facilitating smarter counterparty decisions and enhancing investment outcomes. The company enables clients to quickly implement its solutions, often within hours, allowing them to immediately benefit from insights that drive cost savings. With offices in London and New York, OpenGamma combines the skills of practitioners, quantitative analysts, and software engineers to deliver effective derivatives analytics relied upon by thousands of users daily, addressing major challenges in derivatives trading.

Bonobos

Series B in 2010
Bonobos, Inc. is a men's clothing brand that specializes in providing a wide range of apparel including pants, shirts, suits, sweaters, outerwear, shoes, and accessories. Founded in 2007, Bonobos initially made a name for itself with its signature line of better-fitting men's pants, and has since grown to become the largest apparel brand established online in the United States. The company offers various categories of clothing such as washed chinos, dress shirts, and casual wear, as well as a selection of accessories like belts, socks, and watches. Bonobos has expanded its presence by launching Guideshops, which provide personalized shopping experiences, and by partnering with major retailers like Nordstrom to increase its distribution. The brand is recognized for its commitment to delivering excellent fit and customer service, contributing to its reputation as a prominent name in menswear. Bonobos operates primarily online, with a physical store located in Seattle and a headquarters in New York City.

Vox Media

Series C in 2010
Vox Media is a prominent media company that specializes in creating, publishing, and distributing online content tailored to young adults globally. Founded in 2012, it operates a diverse portfolio of brands, including SB Nation, which focuses on sports and fan communities; The Verge, a technology publication; Polygon, aimed at adult gamers; Vox.com, which covers news and interests; Eater, centered on food and dining; Racked, which focuses on shopping, beauty, and fashion; Curbed, dedicated to real estate and home; and Re/code, a tech business publication. Additionally, Vox Media encompasses Vox Creative, a division that develops marketing narratives for brands, and offers advertising services through Vox Advertising and the Concert advertising solution. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., with offices in New York City, Vox Media is committed to sustainable editorial practices and responsible industry leadership.

BaubleBar

Series A in 2010
BaubleBar Inc. is an online retailer based in New York that specializes in fashion jewelry, offering a diverse range of products including necklaces, earrings, bracelets, rings, and personalized items. Founded in 2010 by Amy Jain and Daniella Yacobovsky, the company aims to transform how women shop for jewelry by providing on-trend styles supported by strong editorial content. BaubleBar distinguishes itself through rapid market responsiveness and unique sourcing capabilities, allowing it to design and merchandise based on real-time consumer preferences. The brand emphasizes a high-touch customer experience and maintains a robust presence on social media, positioning itself as a leading player in the $22 billion fashion jewelry industry. BaubleBar has raised significant funding, including a recent $10 million in Series B financing, enabling it to expand its offerings and enhance its platform for accessible, fashionable jewelry.

Etsy

Series E in 2010
Etsy, Inc. operates online marketplaces primarily in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, France, and Germany, connecting buyers and sellers of handmade, vintage, and craft items. The company offers a diverse range of approximately 66 million products across various categories, including clothing, jewelry, craft supplies, and home goods. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, Etsy provides seller services such as payment processing through Etsy Payments, advertising via Etsy Ads, and discounted shipping labels for sellers in select countries. Additionally, it offers tools like the Shop Manager dashboard for inventory and order management, Targeted Offers for promotions, and educational resources for sellers. With significant gross merchandise volume and a growing user base of over 96 million buyers and 9 million sellers as of 2023, Etsy has established itself as a key player in the e-commerce market.

Knewton

Series C in 2010
Knewton, Inc. is a New York-based company that specializes in providing an online adaptive learning engine. Founded in 2008, Knewton's platform offers students personalized study recommendations, teachers access to analytics for improved student support, and publishers valuable content insights for creating effective digital products. The company focuses on adaptive learning solutions across various subjects, including mathematics, economics, biology, chemistry, and more, particularly for higher education. Knewton's technology is utilized by educational institutions and companies globally, with additional offices in London, Tokyo, Singapore, and Dubai. The company has received recognition as a "Technology Pioneer" from the World Economic Forum and has been acknowledged multiple times as one of the most innovative companies in education.

LearnVest

Series A in 2010
LearnVest offers a range of personal financial planning services and resources. The company’s mobile application, available for iPhone and iPad devices, enables users to get holistic views of their financial life and network; manage and track their expenses by classifying transactions into categories such as bills, personal care, groceries, and so on; build custom budgets, access informative articles on an online dashboard securely link their accounts; and add cash transactions on the go. With a setup charge and a monthly fee, it also allows consumers to have access to financial planners. Acquired by Northwestern Mutual, LearnVest was founded in 2009 and based in New York, United States.

Seeking Alpha

Series B in 2009
Seeking Alpha Inc. operates a financial information platform that delivers stock market analysis and facilitates finance discussions for investors. The platform serves as a crowdsourced equity research hub, allowing contributors, including over 8,000 investors, to share insights on various asset classes such as stocks, mutual funds, commodities, and cryptocurrency. By aggregating content from market insiders, money managers, and financial experts, Seeking Alpha provides a comprehensive resource for actionable investment opinions and analysis. The platform covers multiple sectors, including technology, healthcare, and consumer goods, and caters to a diverse audience, including retail investors, financial advisors, and research analysts. Founded in 2004 and based in New York, Seeking Alpha aims to empower users with the information necessary for informed, data-driven decision-making.

OpenGamma

Series A in 2009
OpenGamma is an analytics company focused on reducing trading costs for derivatives through actionable recommendations for front-office, risk, and treasury teams. Established in 2009, it serves leading financial institutions, including clearing houses, banks, and buy-side firms, by leveraging its expertise in margin and capital models alongside advanced cloud-based technologies. OpenGamma’s platform provides independent risk management services that assist users in understanding the comprehensive costs associated with derivatives, thereby facilitating smarter counterparty decisions and enhancing investment outcomes. The company enables clients to quickly implement its solutions, often within hours, allowing them to immediately benefit from insights that drive cost savings. With offices in London and New York, OpenGamma combines the skills of practitioners, quantitative analysts, and software engineers to deliver effective derivatives analytics relied upon by thousands of users daily, addressing major challenges in derivatives trading.

Vox Media

Series B in 2009
Vox Media is a prominent media company that specializes in creating, publishing, and distributing online content tailored to young adults globally. Founded in 2012, it operates a diverse portfolio of brands, including SB Nation, which focuses on sports and fan communities; The Verge, a technology publication; Polygon, aimed at adult gamers; Vox.com, which covers news and interests; Eater, centered on food and dining; Racked, which focuses on shopping, beauty, and fashion; Curbed, dedicated to real estate and home; and Re/code, a tech business publication. Additionally, Vox Media encompasses Vox Creative, a division that develops marketing narratives for brands, and offers advertising services through Vox Advertising and the Concert advertising solution. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., with offices in New York City, Vox Media is committed to sustainable editorial practices and responsible industry leadership.

Knewton

Series B in 2009
Knewton, Inc. is a New York-based company that specializes in providing an online adaptive learning engine. Founded in 2008, Knewton's platform offers students personalized study recommendations, teachers access to analytics for improved student support, and publishers valuable content insights for creating effective digital products. The company focuses on adaptive learning solutions across various subjects, including mathematics, economics, biology, chemistry, and more, particularly for higher education. Knewton's technology is utilized by educational institutions and companies globally, with additional offices in London, Tokyo, Singapore, and Dubai. The company has received recognition as a "Technology Pioneer" from the World Economic Forum and has been acknowledged multiple times as one of the most innovative companies in education.

Vox Media

Series A in 2009
Vox Media is a prominent media company that specializes in creating, publishing, and distributing online content tailored to young adults globally. Founded in 2012, it operates a diverse portfolio of brands, including SB Nation, which focuses on sports and fan communities; The Verge, a technology publication; Polygon, aimed at adult gamers; Vox.com, which covers news and interests; Eater, centered on food and dining; Racked, which focuses on shopping, beauty, and fashion; Curbed, dedicated to real estate and home; and Re/code, a tech business publication. Additionally, Vox Media encompasses Vox Creative, a division that develops marketing narratives for brands, and offers advertising services through Vox Advertising and the Concert advertising solution. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., with offices in New York City, Vox Media is committed to sustainable editorial practices and responsible industry leadership.

Vox Media

Venture Round in 2008
Vox Media is a prominent media company that specializes in creating, publishing, and distributing online content tailored to young adults globally. Founded in 2012, it operates a diverse portfolio of brands, including SB Nation, which focuses on sports and fan communities; The Verge, a technology publication; Polygon, aimed at adult gamers; Vox.com, which covers news and interests; Eater, centered on food and dining; Racked, which focuses on shopping, beauty, and fashion; Curbed, dedicated to real estate and home; and Re/code, a tech business publication. Additionally, Vox Media encompasses Vox Creative, a division that develops marketing narratives for brands, and offers advertising services through Vox Advertising and the Concert advertising solution. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., with offices in New York City, Vox Media is committed to sustainable editorial practices and responsible industry leadership.

Wetpaint

Series C in 2008
Wetpaint is a technology platform company that uses its proprietary state-of-the-art technology and expertise in social media to build and monetize audiences for digital publishers. Wetpaint’s own online property, Wetpaint Entertainment, an entertainment news site that attracts more than 12 million unique visitors monthly and has over 2 million Facebook fans, is a proof point to the company’s success in building and engaging audiences. Media companies can license Wetpaint’s platform which includes a dynamic playbook tailored to their individual needs and comprehensive training. Founded by Internet pioneer Ben Elowitz, and with offices in New York and Seattle, Wetpaint is backed by Accel Partners, the investors behind Facebook.

Etsy

Series D in 2008
Etsy, Inc. operates online marketplaces primarily in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, France, and Germany, connecting buyers and sellers of handmade, vintage, and craft items. The company offers a diverse range of approximately 66 million products across various categories, including clothing, jewelry, craft supplies, and home goods. Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, Etsy provides seller services such as payment processing through Etsy Payments, advertising via Etsy Ads, and discounted shipping labels for sellers in select countries. Additionally, it offers tools like the Shop Manager dashboard for inventory and order management, Targeted Offers for promotions, and educational resources for sellers. With significant gross merchandise volume and a growing user base of over 96 million buyers and 9 million sellers as of 2023, Etsy has established itself as a key player in the e-commerce market.

Global Grind

Series B in 2007
Globalgrind.com is a digital media company that promotes the broadest and deepest array of content of interest to the hip hop community from the most authoritative sources across the web. The platform features exclusive blogs, video, music, news, gossip and politics, which users can submit, vote and comment on, and syndicate using Facebook, Twitter and other social media tools. Headquartered in New York City, Global Grind is a privately held firm funded by Accel Partners and Russell Simmons.

Wetpaint

Series B in 2007
Wetpaint is a technology platform company that uses its proprietary state-of-the-art technology and expertise in social media to build and monetize audiences for digital publishers. Wetpaint’s own online property, Wetpaint Entertainment, an entertainment news site that attracts more than 12 million unique visitors monthly and has over 2 million Facebook fans, is a proof point to the company’s success in building and engaging audiences. Media companies can license Wetpaint’s platform which includes a dynamic playbook tailored to their individual needs and comprehensive training. Founded by Internet pioneer Ben Elowitz, and with offices in New York and Seattle, Wetpaint is backed by Accel Partners, the investors behind Facebook.

Seeking Alpha

Series A in 2006
Seeking Alpha Inc. operates a financial information platform that delivers stock market analysis and facilitates finance discussions for investors. The platform serves as a crowdsourced equity research hub, allowing contributors, including over 8,000 investors, to share insights on various asset classes such as stocks, mutual funds, commodities, and cryptocurrency. By aggregating content from market insiders, money managers, and financial experts, Seeking Alpha provides a comprehensive resource for actionable investment opinions and analysis. The platform covers multiple sectors, including technology, healthcare, and consumer goods, and caters to a diverse audience, including retail investors, financial advisors, and research analysts. Founded in 2004 and based in New York, Seeking Alpha aims to empower users with the information necessary for informed, data-driven decision-making.

Offermatica

Series A in 2005
Offermatica Corporation develops and markets a Website content testing and performance optimization platform. The company develops software to test, measure, and optimize Internet marketing and advertising campaigns. It provides multivariate promotion testing, form and landing page optimization solutions for online advertisements, onsite merchandising, electronic mail campaigns, and pay-per-click listings. The company has strategic alliances with Coremetrics, DigitalGrit, Fathom Online, Outrider, and Bolt | Peters User Experience. Its clientele include Monster.com, ELOAN, Intuit, ESPN, Circuit City, Polo.com, Timberland, Sharper Image, Verisign, CNET, and Forbes.com. The company was formerly known as Fort Point Partners, Inc. The company was founded in 1996 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California with additional offices in New York, New York and London, United Kingdom. As of December 13, 2007, Offermatica Corporation operates as a subsidiary of Adobe Systems Inc.

SmartAge

Series D in 2000
SmartAge.com Corp. (www.smartage.com) is the leading provider of business-to-small business eCommerce and online promotional services and products designed to help small businesses sell smarter. The SmartAge.com(SM) Website provides companies with the infrastructure to easily create and promote their Web sites, attract and retain customers and buy and sell services and products online. SmartAge.com has registered more than 1.3 million members within its small business community. PC Magazine ranked SmartAge.com one of the Top 100 Web sites for the last three consecutive quarters; Forbes.com ranked SmartAge.com one of the top 200 Sites in their best of the Web issue in July 2000 and Yahoo! Internet Life gave SmartAge.com the Gold Star Site award for Best Marketing Resource. The company is headquartered in San Francisco with sales offices in Chicago and New York.

Aceva Technologies

Series B in 2000
Aceva Technologies, Inc. specializes in enterprise application software solutions focused on revenue and receivables management. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, the company offers a comprehensive suite of services that includes credit management, order quality, dispute prevention, inventory transaction reconciliation, deductions management, and collections management. Additionally, Aceva provides electronic invoice presentment and payment, cash forecasting, and business analytics dashboards. The company also emphasizes support services, including value assessment and implementation. Aceva has expanded its operations with offices in major U.S. cities such as Seattle, Dallas, Chicago, Boston, New York, and Atlanta, as well as an international presence in New Delhi, India. Aceva Technologies was previously known as InPurchase, Inc. and was acquired by SunGard Data Systems in 2007.

Aceva Technologies

Series A in 1999
Aceva Technologies, Inc. specializes in enterprise application software solutions focused on revenue and receivables management. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in San Mateo, California, the company offers a comprehensive suite of services that includes credit management, order quality, dispute prevention, inventory transaction reconciliation, deductions management, and collections management. Additionally, Aceva provides electronic invoice presentment and payment, cash forecasting, and business analytics dashboards. The company also emphasizes support services, including value assessment and implementation. Aceva has expanded its operations with offices in major U.S. cities such as Seattle, Dallas, Chicago, Boston, New York, and Atlanta, as well as an international presence in New Delhi, India. Aceva Technologies was previously known as InPurchase, Inc. and was acquired by SunGard Data Systems in 2007.
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