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Geodesic Capital is a venture capital firm that provides mid and late stage funding to technology companies.

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

Invests in products we love, people, crazy, dreams, design, details, brains, reality, unreality, reinvention, new markets, weird stuff, guts, independence, hustle, distinction, art, humanness, idealists, oddities, optimism, communities, creation, surprises, technologists with the heart of an artist, each other.

Provides strategic counsel and operational expertise to help founders grow their companies.

Graphene Ventures is a multi-stage investor in high-growth tech companies.

Led by investors including Ryan Moore, Accomplice is a seed-led venture capital firm that primarily invests in technology startup companies.

Global venture capital firm investing in technology and healthcare

Kleiner Perkins was founded in the 1970s by Tom Perkins and Eugene Kleiner. The firm is focused on early-stage digital consumer and enterprise, green tech and life sciences companies.

SV Angel is an angel firm that helps startups with business development, financing, M&A, and other strategic advice.

Lightspeed's mission is to serve the world’s most extraordinary people who are building tomorrow’s companies today.

We back ambitious founders who actively seek to change the status quo.

Focuses on early-stage venture investing in mobile, marketplaces, social, infrastructure, and enterprise software.

IVP grows breakout companies into enduring market leaders.

They are engaged VC partners, but their guidance is focused on when and where it counts. It’s about expertise in moments that matter, answering your call as a counselor and confidant. It’s about bolstering the functions that make or break a business to ensure we make yours a success. It’s about being your compass on the winding path to market leadership. And about celebrating the milestones along the way.

While IVP's investment track record is four decades strong, their focus is on the horizon. From emerging to enduring market leadership, they look out so you can look ahead. Undaunted.

Founder since 2005 and investor since 2007.

Previously co-founded and helped scale Jobr to millions of users and profitability before being acquired by Monster and expanding globally. Prior to founding Jobr, TJ was an investor at Coatue Management. TJ joined to start Coatue’s private investing practice and helped to establish Coatue as a leading venture investor leading investments in Anaplan, HotelTonight, Snap, Lyft and Wish among others. Prior to Coatue, TJ spent several years at Accel partners. He started his career at Summit Partners, a $12B venture capital and private equity firm.

Prior to Benchmark, Mitch is an entrepreneur and video game executive. He is also the Co-Owner of the Los Angeles Football Club.

General Catalyst companies he's involved with include Audius, Brighter (acquired by Cigna), ClassDojo, Collective, Cover, Discord, Dubsmash (acquired by Reddit), Hive, Livongo Health (acquired by Teladoc, NYSE: TDOC), Microverse, Remote, Sleeper, Snap (NYSE: SNAP), and Wag! Graduated from Stanford (MS in Management Science and Engineering as a Fulbright Scholar), the University of Cambridge (M.Phil. in Manufacturing Engineering and Management), and the National Technical University of Athens (Dipl.-Ing in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science) Worked in Tokyo at the R&D headquarters for Yokogawa Electric Corporation

Scott served as head of the firm’s technology investing practice for 10 years and has led NEA’s China investing activities for over a decade. He has personally led investments in companies like Bloom Energy, Data Domain, Fusion-io, Salesforce.com, Tableau Software, WebEx, and Workday. One of only four investors named to the Forbes Midas List every year since 2007, with 24 technology companies in his portfolio having successfully completed public offerings or mergers.

Tony is a General Partner and co-leads NEA's Venture Growth Equity and Consumer Internet investment practices. Tony focuses on investments in the software and Internet sectors with emphasis on SaaS and marketplace ecommerce companies. Tony has led investments inCare.com (NYSE: CRCM), Cvent (NYSE: CVT), Moda Operandi, Edmodo, EverFi, Casper, Raise.com, Jet.com, Goop.com and Wallapop. He led the firm's investment in Quidsi (Diapers.com), which was acquired by Amazon in 2011. Tony received an MBA and an A.B. in Economics from Dartmouth College.