Past Investors
With over $217 already invested in early stage investments, .406 is a real player in tech fields including, Digital Media, Internet, Financial Tech, and Information Security. With notable exists and investments up to $20 million per company, .406 is operated by very active investors.
Atlas Venture is an early stage investment firm dedicated to financing disruptive innovation in Technology and Life Sciences. They specialize in early stage investments, and have already backed 350 startups since formation in 1986.
Blumberg Capital’s team has a history collaborating with disruptive Software, Digital and Social Media, Mobile and Consumer Internet companies. They have great interest in Israeli startups, and have opened an office in Israel to work more closely with them.
Cava Capital is focuses on early stage Digital Media, Financial Services and Mobile Products. Cava has invested in and accelerated the growth of next generation Marketing (Solutions) technology companies with focus on these spaces.
Comcast Ventures invests in innovative businesses that represent the next generation of entertainment, communications and digital technology. They’ve invested in very successful companies like About.com TiVo, and VeriSign, and have had large exits (ex. Half.com to eBay).
Dawntreader Ventures is an early stage VC firm working with entrepreneurs to build the next generation of Software, Internet, and Digital Media companies. Their fund is approximately $250 million, and they’ve been responsible for many IPOs and exits.
DFJ Gotham Ventures is an early-stage venture capital focused primarily on investments in information technology startups based in the Northeast U.S. and Israel. They’ve invested in some significant exits to companies such as Microsoft, AT&T, and Adobe.
First Round Capital boasts exist to companies such as Google, eBay, and facebook, because they understand and are willing to take risks. By doing so and leveraging their significant network, they’ve participated in massive successes.
Flybridge is an early-stage venture capital firm with $560 million under management. They look to invest in Series A, B, C rounds within Information Technology, Consumer Technology, Healthcare Technology, and Energy Technology spaces.
Genacast has had some significant exists to companies such as Good and Adobe. They look to invest in the Digital media, eCommerce, Games, Mobile, Online advertising, Software as a service (SaaS), and Web X.0 markets.
Greycroft has a fund of over $190 million, and uses it to invest in Media, Software, Consumer Internet, Advertising, Mobile, and Data.Greycroft Partners LLC makes initial investments from $500,000 to $5,000,000.
General Catalyst Partners currently has over $1.7 billion under management for early stage investments. Since 2000, they’ve invested in close to 100 start-ups.
IA Ventures invests in early stage companies developing breakthrough tools and technologies that revolutionize the management of Big Data. They focus their $50 million fund on investments in the USA and Israel.
Kbs+p Ventures is organized around four pillars that drive transformational business growth: Shared Accountability, Curated Collision, Speed2Genius, and Technology & Innovation. They focus on Ad Technologies, Mobile, and Consumer Design investments.
MentorTech aims to bridge the widening gap between “friend and family” seed capital and the institutional round of funding. Focusing on early stage investments in USA and Israel within the Information Technology, Marketing Technology, and Medical Devices spaces, MentorTech has made significant exists to Amazon and Citi Group.
Point Judith Capital focuses on three rapidly growing and innovative sectors: Internet, Healthcare, and Clean Technology. First round early stage investments are typically $500,000 to $3 million. They have make significant exists to companies like Cisco, Napsters, and VA Linux.
With over $2 billion under management, Sigma is capable of making global investments in Business Applications, Security Solutions, Storage Solutions, Data Center Technologies, Voice Technologies, and Mobile companies. Sigma has had many IPOs, and exits to companies like IBM and HP.
SoftBank Capital looks to invest in Applications, Content, and Technology Based Services. SoftBank Capital is responsible for billions of dollars of gains on investments, including Yahoo!, E*Trade, UT Starcom, GeoCities, Ziff Davis and GSI Commerce.
Spark Capital has a $720 million fund to invest in the USA and Israel within the Technology, Media, and Entertainment industries. With this fund, they’ve made significant investments in companies such as Twitter, Boxee, CSN Stores, IPWireless, and Tumblr
Lerer Ventures is a $33 million fund that invests in early stage media and technologies. Some of their many successful investments include Thrillist, Huffington Post, Hot Potato, and The Pilot Group.
Time Warner Ventures looks to make strategic investments in companies in line with TW strategic goals. Typical investments are up to $25 million.
Venrock provides funding and services for entrepreneurs with breakthrough ideas in technology, healthcare, media and energy. Venrock invested $2.6 billion in over 450 companies over the past 42 years, resulting in 128 IPOs and 137 M&A exits. From airlines to computers, Venrock has a long legacy of investing in winners.