Clockwise

Invests in entrepreneurs that focus on consumer, crypto, and enterprise software companies across all stages.

First partner to exceptional teams everywhere.

Privately owned hedge fund founded in 1999 investing across different sectors.

OVO Fund is a venture capital firm specializing in seed investments in the Bay Area and Los Angeles.

Invests in seed to growth-stage startups that uses tech to disrupt existing markets or create entirely new ones.

Steve joined Accel in 2016. He was formerly CEO and co-founder of RelateIQ, which became SalesforceIQ after being acquired in 2014 for $390 million by Salesforce. RelateIQ pioneered the development of Relationship Intelligence technology, which enhances the efficiency and effectiveness of sales teams. Steve led Accel's investments in and sits on the boards of Airkit, Ascend.io, Assembly, Clockwise, Ironclad, Monte Carlo, Productiv, Split.io, and Vivun.

Ajay leads the west coast office for BCV. Previously, Ajay was head of sales and marketing at Trilogy where he grew annual revenues to $300 million and led Trilogy’s product expansion into new areas such as enterprise pricing and incentive management. Prior to Trilogy, Ajay was a consultant with the Los Angeles office of McKinsey & Company.

Host of "Business Schooled a Podcast by Synchrony," a "Top 20 Business Podcast" on Apple Began her career as Manager of Digital Partnerships & Social Media at The New York Times She went on to co-found the application Foodspotting, named by Apple and Wired Magazine as an “App of the Year," later acquired by OpenTable, then Priceline.

Jay has more than 15 years of experience in the software industry. Jay was the former president of Atlassian, an award-winning enterprise software company that helps teams collaborate, build software and serve their customers better; more than 43,000 large and small organizations – including Citigroup, eBay, Coca-Cola, Gilt Group, Proctor & Gamble, BMW, and NASA – use Atlassian’s tracking, collaboration, communication, service management, and development products to work smarter and deliver quality results on time. He began his career at Plumtree Software where he held a variety of senior marketing and sales roles. Significantly, Jay oversaw the company's expansion throughout Europe and the Asia Pacific. When Plumtree was acquired by BEA Systems in 2005, Jay became vice president of marketing for BEA Systems, which was later acquired by Oracle in 2008.