Entities

Jean-Luc Boulnois is named in Angels Santé’s own current roster as Angels Santé USA — Boston representative. This is a Boston representative of the network’s US branch, not proof of a separate US employer or investment entity. Complete earlier career, education and exact appointment dates are not published in the accessible own roster; personal cash investments are not inferred from membership or board service.

Nathalie Archambault-Vegreville is registered as a natural-person director of Banque CIC Ouest in the French government business register reviewed October 8, 2026, with RNE data updated September 26, 2026. This is the regional bank with SIREN855801072, rather than membership of the separate parent CIC board. No broader employer biography or personal financial participation is inferred from the statutory appointment.

Guy-Charles Fanneau de la Horie is named in Angels Santé’s own current roster as Board Member. The association also identifies this director as one of its three founding members. Complete earlier career, education and exact appointment dates are not published in the accessible own roster; personal cash investments are not inferred from membership or board service.

Mireille Haby is the current chief executive of Banque CIC Ouest, confirmed by the regional-bank section of CIC’s current governance directory and the September 2026 French registry. The registry records her married/birth-name form as Mireille Haby (Ochs). The bank’s 2024 publication also identifies her as Directrice Générale and head of its executive committee. This role concerns Banque CIC Ouest, not the separate Paris parent CIC.

Pierre-Emmanuel Aubert is named in Angels Santé’s own current roster as Board Member. The association also identifies this director as one of its three founding members. Complete earlier career, education and exact appointment dates are not published in the accessible own roster; personal cash investments are not inferred from membership or board service.

Pierre Créau is named in Angels Santé’s own current roster as Board Member. The association also identifies this director as one of its three founding members. Complete earlier career, education and exact appointment dates are not published in the accessible own roster; personal cash investments are not inferred from membership or board service.

Laurent Berger is the current chair of Banque CIC Ouest, appointed April 23, 2025 after Hervé Bressan. Originally from Guérande and educated in history at Nantes, he served as CFDT general secretary from 2012 to 2023 and president of the European Trade Union Confederation from 2019 to 2023. He joined Crédit Mutuel Alliance Fédérale in September 2023 and has led its Institut Mutualiste pour l’Environnement et la Solidarité since March 2024. His regional-bank chairmanship is distinct from those group responsibilities and does not indicate a personal investment.

Samuel Arjona is named in Angels Santé’s own current roster as Board Member. The role is a nonprofit association governance capacity rather than an inferred salaried investment-manager post. Complete earlier career, education and exact appointment dates are not published in the accessible own roster; personal cash investments are not inferred from membership or board service.

Philippe Charbon is named in Angels Santé’s own current roster as Board Member. The role is a nonprofit association governance capacity rather than an inferred salaried investment-manager post. Complete earlier career, education and exact appointment dates are not published in the accessible own roster; personal cash investments are not inferred from membership or board service.

Banque CIC Ouest (CIC Ouest) is the French regional commercial bank registered as a société anonyme under SIREN 855801072, RCS Nantes, ORIAS 07008480. Its headquarters are at 2 avenue Jean-Claude Bonduelle in Nantes. It serves households, professionals, private-banking clients and businesses across 22 departments of western and central France. CIC Ouest belongs to the CIC/Crédit Mutuel Alliance Fédérale banking network, but is a separate legal counterparty from Paris-based Crédit Industriel et Commercial, Crédit Mutuel Equity, Crédit Mutuel Asset Management and CIC Private Debt. It supplies corporate credit and innovation finance rather than operating an independent external LP venture fund. Neuroscience relevance includes the exact EUR 650,000 state-guaranteed loan obtained by stroke-treatment biotechnology company Acticor Biotech in early July 2020; the state guarantee does not substitute the government as the cash lender and the exact loan day is undisclosed. Laurent Berger has chaired CIC Ouest since April 23, 2025 and Mireille Haby is its current CEO. Public natural-person governance is recorded using the September 2026 French register and more recent issuer legal notices, including Jacques Barillet’s September 9, 2026 resignation and Laurence Carde’s representative seat for corporate director CIC. Five other executive-committee roles are explicitly qualified as published in the bank’s own 2024 regional booklet, rather than presumed current. The public roster covers named governance and the latest located published management committee, not the bank’s2,300-plus entire workforce or the separate CIC parent board. Eight legal-entity directors and two corporate audit firms remain distinguished from individual team members. Its registered share capital of EUR 86,998,832 is not presented as a fundraising event. Deposits, credit balances, group-level investment allocations, external asset-manager products and startup-award recognition are not counted as newly raised LP funds or inferred portfolio equity checks.

Emmanuelle Deponge is named in Angels Santé’s own current roster as Board Member. The role is a nonprofit association governance capacity rather than an inferred salaried investment-manager post. Complete earlier career, education and exact appointment dates are not published in the accessible own roster; personal cash investments are not inferred from membership or board service.

Stéphane Loze is named in Angels Santé’s own current roster as Board Member. The role is a nonprofit association governance capacity rather than an inferred salaried investment-manager post. Complete earlier career, education and exact appointment dates are not published in the accessible own roster; personal cash investments are not inferred from membership or board service.

Alain Pujol is named in Angels Santé’s own current roster as Board Member. The role is a nonprofit association governance capacity rather than an inferred salaried investment-manager post. Complete earlier career, education and exact appointment dates are not published in the accessible own roster; personal cash investments are not inferred from membership or board service.

Hugues Renaut is named in Angels Santé’s own current roster as Board Member. The role is a nonprofit association governance capacity rather than an inferred salaried investment-manager post. Complete earlier career, education and exact appointment dates are not published in the accessible own roster; personal cash investments are not inferred from membership or board service.

Bénédicte Denieul is named in Angels Santé’s own current roster as Board Member. The role is a nonprofit association governance capacity rather than an inferred salaried investment-manager post. Complete earlier career, education and exact appointment dates are not published in the accessible own roster; personal cash investments are not inferred from membership or board service.

Jean-François Chardon is named in Angels Santé’s own current roster as Treasurer. The role is a nonprofit association governance capacity rather than an inferred salaried investment-manager post. Complete earlier career, education and exact appointment dates are not published in the accessible own roster; personal cash investments are not inferred from membership or board service.

Eric Garnier is named in Angels Santé’s own current roster as President. The role is a nonprofit association governance capacity rather than an inferred salaried investment-manager post. Complete earlier career, education and exact appointment dates are not published in the accessible own roster; personal cash investments are not inferred from membership or board service.

Joris Lefèvre is named in Angels Santé’s own current roster as Assistant Project Manager. The own page describes startup support, communications and financial-audit work. Complete earlier career, education and exact appointment dates are not published in the accessible own roster; personal cash investments are not inferred from membership or board service.

Albane Le Bris is named in Angels Santé’s own current roster as Dealflow Manager. The own page identifies her as the main contact for startups and their ecosystem, responsible for dealflow quality. Complete earlier career, education and exact appointment dates are not published in the accessible own roster; personal cash investments are not inferred from membership or board service.

Caroline Saï is named in Angels Santé’s own current roster as Director of Operations. The own page says she implements board strategy, leads the operational team and follows investor-member relationships and investments. Complete earlier career, education and exact appointment dates are not published in the accessible own roster; personal cash investments are not inferred from membership or board service.

Angels Santé is a French nonprofit healthcare business-angel network, legally Business Angels Santé / Health Angels France, declared under the1901 association law on March14,2008 and published in JOAFE April12,2008; SIREN504403353, own legal page SIRET50440335300023. It connects healthcare-expert individual investors with early-stage biotech, medtech, diagnostics and digital-health businesses, coordinating selection, due diligence, syndication, training and support. Individual business angels invest their own assets; this organization’s Investor profile represents the explicitly published network-mediated investment attribution, not proof of association-treasury principal cash or a single legal syndicate ticket. Current own roster names three operational staff, twelve nonprofit directors including three founders, and three Boston representatives of the Angels Santé USA network branch; volunteer/director/affiliate roles are distinct from employees. Corporate members and ecosystem partners are not automatically association investors or staff. The portfolio includes AI/digital-health, advanced diagnostics and neurodegeneration research, including HuntX Pharma. No externally closed LP fund or association-principal allocation is established from current own sources; cumulative member-investment statistics are not fund capital. Angels Santé Création, a separately named historical investment company, is not automatically the same legal association or buyer.

Volpi Capital is a European lower mid-market private-equity manager investing in technology-enabled B2B software and services. The active UK legal manager is Volpi Capital LLP, OC401464, incorporated August26,2015; its own press releases describe the investment business as founded in2016 by Crevan O’Grady and Marco Sodi. The current website identifies FCA authorization FRN812164 and separately lists Volpi Capital Management Lux Sarl in Luxembourg. These entities are represented as a source-qualified management platform, without duplicating subscriber-fund and manager checks. The strategy combines thematic investment sourcing, management partnerships, product development, international growth and acquisitions. AI and deep-technology relevance includes Cyclomedia’s geospatial visualisation and object-recognition technology and Digital Barriers’ video analytics; Boyum is an enterprise-software portfolio investment. The current own directory publishes23 investment, portfolio-support, finance and operations professionals, all with genuine name-bound portraits and biographies. Role descriptions preserve published functions where the directory does not specify rank. Four actual managed capital vehicles are documented: FundI EUR185M, FundII EUR323M, FundIII EUR428M and the 2023 Conti continuation vehicle EUR250M. FundIII’s source header and body disagree on the July2024 announcement day; FundI’s source text alternates March and April2018, so exact dates remain unpublished. The EUR1.1B management aggregate and illustrative EUR25–100M equity ticket range are mandate metrics, not additional fund closings or verified company checks. Conti bought remaining FundI interests in Cyclomedia and Digital Barriers; its aggregate capital is not treated as fresh operating-company cash. Historical Boyum majority acquisition consideration and exact completion day remain unpublished, with the issuer ownership event handled separately.

Barbara Maluska is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Barbara oversees financial, legal, compliance and ESG operations for the manager and funds. Her earlier career includes Nova Capital Management, Ipes and InfraCo Africa. She is a CIMA-qualified accountant.

Cameron Mackintosh is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Cameron previously invested in European technology businesses at Oakley Capital after technology and business-services advisory work at Lazard. He studied economics and finance at Leeds.

Catherine Smith is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Catherine supports Volpi’s partners as an executive assistant and coordinates office operations, events, facilities and suppliers. Her previous employers include British Airways and McKinsey. She studied air transport management at the Open University and holds a CIPD HR qualification.

Crevan O’Grady is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Crevan co-founded Volpi following a 3i partnership and leadership of its TMT practice. His investment career covers Europe and the United States. He studied business and accounting at Dundee and is an ICAEW member.

Denitsa Teneva is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Denitsa oversees Volpi fund and corporate finances. She previously managed finance at DN Capital and served as a senior fund accountant at Ipes. She graduated from Brunel and qualified through ACCA.

Elizabeth Griskova is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Elizabeth sources investments, executes transactions and works with portfolio leadership on value creation. She joined in2022 after Goldman Sachs investment banking and Livonia Partners. She holds an INSEAD MBA and an economics and business degree from UCL.

Emer Fogarty is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Emer joined in2022 and advises Volpi and its portfolio on leadership, people and culture throughout diligence, growth and exit. Her work includes organisational assessments, succession planning, coaching, talent development and the Volpi People and Culture Summit.

Estelle Sheanon is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Estelle works in investor relations and fundraising. Before Volpi she worked on European credit strategies at Ares, following Alcentra and BNY Mellon roles. She studied law at Galway and postgraduate business at UCD.

Ignacio de Lera is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Ignacio joined the investment team in2022 after software and services investing at HGGC and financial-sponsors and leveraged-finance banking at Credit Suisse. He studied finance and international business at Georgetown.

Jarlath Dooley is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Jarlath is Volpi’s People Advisor, supporting the manager and portfolio through culture and business-performance work. His previous technology-company experience includes Iona Technologies, FINEOS and Version1, with board-level responsibilities across people, systems and marketing.

Julia Bernhardt is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Julia joined in2024 after European technology growth-equity investing at TA Associates and technology banking at J.P.Morgan. She studied finance and investments at Rotterdam School of Management and business administration at Mannheim.

Justin Franssen is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Justin joined in2021 following technology M&A work at J.P.Morgan and Barclays. His education includes financial economics at Erasmus University Rotterdam and corporate law at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.

Marc Andreoli is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Marc previously worked on cloud strategy and technology partnerships at SAP in San Francisco, following sales and consulting roles. He has degrees from Harvard Business School, Duke and Bocconi.

Mark Sargeant is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Mark previously led data and digital-media investments as a Phoenix Equity Partners partner, following European TMT M&A banking at UBS. He has a management-science degree from Manchester and experience in European private equity.

Mathieu Himpe is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Mathieu joined in2020 following a principal role at Gimv investing across European software, engineered products and industrial businesses. He began as a Roland Berger consultant and holds degrees from Solvay and Vlerick.

Patricia Bonsu is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Patricia joined in March2024 after corporate-accounting work and experience at BGF and Bridgepoint Europe. She studied Accounting and Finance at Leicester and completed an audit-training placement.

Robert Kloszewski is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Robert previously invested in European B2B technology and SaaS at Grafton Capital and advised technology transactions at Houlihan Lokey. He studied economics at Warwick and finance and economics at LSE.

Samantha Lang is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Sam has worked with Volpi since its inception and oversees people, culture and operations. Her earlier employers include Veronis Suhler Stevenson, Expedia and Reuters. She holds an executive-coaching practitioner diploma from AOEC.

Sierra Willett is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Sierra supports the investment team through administration, scheduling, travel, meetings, onboarding and office operations. She previously worked in corporate and hospitality client services and studied Earth and Environmental Sciences at St Andrews.

Thomas Mears-Alcaide is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Tom joined Volpi’s origination team in2023, building relationships with B2B technology businesses and supporting portfolio go-to-market strategies. He previously sold ERP software at Oracle NetSuite and studied international relations and psychology at Plymouth.

Tomas Ambrosio is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Previously a McKinsey consultant and co-founder of consumer technology ventures, Tomas has an MBA from Harvard and finance and economics degrees from Nova SBE. He is a Fulbright Scholar.

Peter Cowley is commemorated by Cambridge Angels as a former chair and emeritus member (1955–2024). The group publishes his historical technology entrepreneurship, angel-investment mentoring and final2024interview. These are historical/memorial affiliations, not current executive employment.

John Yeomans is published in Cambridge Angels’ former-chairs directory. This is a historical governance affiliation rather than a current board or management appointment. His named original group portrait identifies the person; no portfolio check or fund allocation is inferred from that former chairmanship.

David Cleevely is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its former-chairs directory and its emeritus directory. The directory affiliation is source-qualified rather than an inferred operating job or investment ticket.

Tom Weaver is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Tom Walton-Pocock is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Tom Hughes is the Cambridge Angels member and entrepreneur who founded online recruitment business Milkround.com, grew it and sold it to News Corporation. The Trinity Bradfield Prize publishes his subsequent digital-business work, early-stage investment/mentoring and Cambridge engineering degree. He is distinct from Ride Therapeutics finance director Thomas Hughes.

Tim de Vere Green is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Tim Parsonson is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Sunil Shah is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Simon Thorpe is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory and its former-chairs directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Sherry Coutu is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Simon Galbraith is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Sean Phelan is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Roger Fawcett is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Ronjon Nag is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Robert Sansom is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory and its former-chairs directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Richard Parmee is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Richard Green is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Ray Anderson is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Poppy Gustafsson is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Pieter Knook is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Phil O'Donovan is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Paul Forster is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Pete Hutton is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Pam Garside is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory and its former-chairs directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Nick Balon is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Nathan Hill is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Matthew Cleevely is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Martin Jackson is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Mark Swift is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Jon Reynolds is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

John West is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

James Viggers is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Jo Pisani is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Dr Fiona Pathiraja-Møller is published as an individual Cambridge Angels member. Her own public statements describe joining the network and investing in healthcare, including Quibim alongside other independently named investors. Directory membership does not allocate any individual ticket to the group portfolio.

David Gammon is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

David Ford is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

InSphero co-founder and CEO and a former Venture Kick winner. Venture Kick names him as an entrepreneur member of its strategy board.

Dr Chris Mitchell is a Cambridge Angels member and deep-tech entrepreneur. Own group sources identify him as Audio Analytic founder and publish his2026analysis of defensibility in AI, including computer vision and specialised machine learning. His self biography describes former Meta executive work. He is distinct from Benji Pays technical-support professional Christopher Mitchell.

External Venturelab co-managing director sharing the Venture Kick operating mandate. His role is operator management, distinct from the foundation’s trustees.

Anna Kissin is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Barbara Domayne-Hayman is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Bob Pettigrew is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

External Venturelab co-managing director mandated to operate Venture Kick, including entrepreneurial support and the programme’s operations.

Kick Foundation foundation-office professional and Venture Kick strategy-board delegate. The programme identifies her as Gebert Rüf Stiftung CEO and representative.

Named current Kick Foundation trustee, contributing to strategic oversight of its Swiss innovation and talent-support initiatives.

Andy Evans is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Allan Bradley is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Kick Foundation trustee responsible for strategic oversight of the foundation’s charitable entrepreneurship initiatives.

Alexander Chilvers is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Kick Foundation trustee. The Venture Kick donor page also publishes his Swisscom affiliation; that page’s historical chief-digital-officer wording is not asserted as a current Swisscom job.

Charlotte Kirby is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its management team. The current source explicitly qualifies maternity leave.

Venture investor and special LP who has advised the investment committees of Cottonwood Funds I, II and III. Managing member of Plutus Ventures; holds an MBA from the University of Texas and is a CPA.

Investment analyst with a technical-engineering and management background from the University of Twente. Cottonwood reports that he joined in 2023.

Founder and managing partner of Cottonwood. Previously founded Southeast Interactive and works with research universities and national laboratories on technology commercialization. Holds an MBA from Duke University.

Inga Černauskienė is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its management team. The named team supports opportunity screening, pitching and founder-support events.

Early-stage technology investor with prior experience at Sun Mountain Capital, Intel and semiconductor startup Netboost. Founded semantic-search company Knogee; holds an MBA from Harvard and studied computer science and mathematics at Cornell.

Investment professional formerly a senior investment manager at NOM. Works on sourcing, screening, due diligence and fund performance reporting; studied strategic innovation management and M&A valuation.

Alexandra Collingbourne is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its management team. The named team supports opportunity screening, pitching and founder-support events.

Emmi Nicholl leads the Cambridge Angels management team. Its own2025news announces her promotion to CEO; older programme biographies call her Managing Director. Her published background spans operations in finance, consulting and telecommunications, including chief operating officer work in a technology start-up. Registry full name Cathrine Emily Nicholl is qualified separately from her public name.

Michelle Tempest is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its current board and its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Rajat Malhotra is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its current board and its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Robert Swann is a current Cambridge Angels co-chair and board member. The group publishes him among its individual members and describes the co-chair role as shaping an entrepreneur-led investment network. His group interview emphasises operating experience, founder support and collaborative due diligence.

Jim Warwick is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its current board and its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Eric Mayes is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its current board and its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Anthony Harris is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its current board and its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Debora Fang is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its current board and its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Andy Phillipps is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its current board and its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Amy Weatherup is a current Cambridge Angels co-chair and board member. In her own group interview she describes co-founding STNC, which developed mobile-browser technology and was acquired by Microsoft in1999. Her angel work includes supporting technology and healthcare founders.

Kick Foundation trustee, contributing to the strategic direction and oversight of its charitable innovation pipeline.

Kick Foundation trustee and Venture Kick strategy-board member, identified by the programme as representing the Volkswirtschaftsstiftung.

Professor and vice-president of the Kick Foundation board, providing strategic oversight of its Swiss innovation and entrepreneurship mission.

President of the Kick Foundation board, overseeing its charitable entrepreneurship mission. Venture Kick identifies her as an Ernst Göhner Stiftung representative and deputy CEO.

Kick Foundation is the Swiss charitable foundation established in2021 by Ernst Göhner Stiftung and Gebert Rüf Stiftung to support innovation and entrepreneurial talent. Its own Talent Kick legal footer identifies Basel registrationCH-270.7.003.341-5 and UIDCHE-268.259.374. It provides the legal charitable structure for Idea Kick, Talent Kick and Venture Kick; Venture Kick’s own legal/governance page explicitly identifies Kick Foundation, Fonds Venture Kick, with operational management mandated to Venturelab Ltd. The foundation’s current public directory publishes seven trustees and Pascale Vonmont in the foundation office, each with a genuine named portrait. Programme strategy-board and externally mandated operating roles are distinguished from foundation employment. This is a nonprofit grant/early-stage-support institution, not an LP venture-capital manager. Its programme can provide grant awards and convertible loans under stage-specific terms; an award is not automatically a cash disbursement. The website’s aggregate programme-support figures and annual allocations are not new fund closes or investee equity proceeds. Independent Kickfund and InnoBooster funding are separate; no duplication of their capital or whole Venturelab staff is assigned here. Before the end of2021, Venture Kick was hosted by Fondation des Fondateurs; historical awards are not retroactively asserted as cash paid by the newer foundation.

Venture Kick is a Swiss philanthropic early-stage entrepreneurship programme founded in2007, now an initiative within the charitable Kick Foundation, supported by a private donor consortium and operated under mandate by Venturelab Ltd. Its current primary governance page names a four-person strategy board and three external co-managing directors, while a rotating expert jury evaluates startup applicants; jury participation is not employee status. The programme supports science-based university ventures with funding, entrepreneurial coaching and access to networks. Stage-specific grants and convertible loans require separate cash and award qualification; current participation terms describe first-stageCHF10K, second-stageCHF40K and further support, while an isolated2026demo-brunch page mentionsCHF50Kstage2. This discrepancy is retained rather than assuming a universal entitlement or financing cash close. InnoBooster grants and independent Kickfund equity are separate legal programmes/investors, despite the shared ecosystem’s advertised million-plus opportunity. The foundation is the recorded institutional grantor platform; no second programme Investor is created for the same award. Historical Fondation des Fondateurs hosting and the2021foundation transition do not create another cash event. Authentic own logo, all seven published current programme governors/operators and their original portraits are included; donor representatives and more than250jury experts are not presented as staff.

Technology entrepreneur with software and hardware experience. In a May2018 first-person interview, Corti CTO LarsMaaløe explicitly identifies MichaelReibelBoesen as a third co-founder alongside AndreasCleve and himself and describes Michael’s prior work at NASA’s JetPropulsionLaboratory. Accelerace’s own2025 Elby portfolio names Michael as ElbyCEO and a serial entrepreneur behind Corti, with NASA experience and earlier DTUlecturing. The Corti affiliation is historical; exact departure day and current Corti operating role are unpublished in reviewed primarysources. His Elby affiliation is described separately, without creating an unverified legal-company placeholder.

Christian Bogatu was published by Idinvest Partners as Venture Partner in its August2020 primary directory. This was a separately classified external strategic or investment advisory affiliation, rather than an assertion of full-time employment. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Jean-Baptiste Jozan was published by Idinvest Partners as Venture Partner in its August2020 primary directory. This was a separately classified external strategic or investment advisory affiliation, rather than an assertion of full-time employment. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Arnaud Leurent was published by Idinvest Partners as Venture Partner in its August2020 primary directory. This was a separately classified external strategic or investment advisory affiliation, rather than an assertion of full-time employment. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Laetitia Vuitton was published by Idinvest Partners as Venture Partner in its August2020 primary directory. This was a separately classified external strategic or investment advisory affiliation, rather than an assertion of full-time employment. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Vanessa Malier was published by Idinvest Partners as Strategic Advisor in its August2020 primary directory. This was a separately classified external strategic or investment advisory affiliation, rather than an assertion of full-time employment. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Clémence Lecadet was published by Idinvest Partners as Junior Recruitment Coordinator in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Didier Picot was published by Idinvest Partners as IT Manager in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Elodie Chipan was published by Idinvest Partners as Facility Manager in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Audrey Morin was published by Idinvest Partners as Corporate Accountant in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Pauline Mouville was published by Idinvest Partners as Operations & Clients servicing in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Sophie Lakouis was published by Idinvest Partners as Operations & Clients servicing manager in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Benjamin Nicolas was published by Idinvest Partners as Data Analyst in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Léon Vorasak was published by Idinvest Partners as Financial Controller in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Gaston Samele was published by Idinvest Partners as Financial Controller in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Paul Poisson was published by Idinvest Partners as Financial Controller in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Adrien Leplatre was published by Idinvest Partners as Financial Controller in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Malika Mecheri was published by Idinvest Partners as Financial Controller in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Rémi Marreau was published by Idinvest Partners as Financial Controller in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Soukaina El Abboudi was published by Idinvest Partners as Financial Controller in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Maxence Blanchy was published by Idinvest Partners as Financial Controller in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Rami Abdelazim was published by Idinvest Partners as Financial Controller in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Olivier Michelon was published by Idinvest Partners as Finance Manager in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Valentine Denby-Wilkes was published by Idinvest Partners as Finance Manager in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Céline Civit-Cavé was published by Idinvest Partners as Finance Manager in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Alicia Tang-Lips was published by Idinvest Partners as Digital & Editorial Communications Officer in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Morgane Prat was published by Idinvest Partners as Legal Advisor in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Søren Brogaard — Member of the Board of Directors at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Own current governance directory identifies Søren Brogaard as a member of GRO Capital’s board. Detailed career biography not published on this directory. Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Mogens Thorninger — Member of the Board of Directors at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Own current governance directory identifies Mogens Thorninger as a member of GRO Capital’s board. Detailed career biography not published on this directory. Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Alexander Blodow was published by Idinvest Partners as Investor Relations Analyst Germany in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Julie Galbo — Member of the Board of Directors at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Own current governance directory identifies Julie Galbo as a member of GRO Capital’s board. Detailed career biography not published on this directory. Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Ruhne Fiala — Partner, Head of Operations Team at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Ruhne is driven by identifying enablers for scalability and acceleration, and by utilizing his operational and international experience in both PE, VC and large publicly listed corporations. Joining GRO was a way to help companies through the various stages of growth, based on more than 20 years of operational experience within the technology sector. He believes that the right timing and a human touch, combined with facts, is essential when to accelerating companies and generating return. Prior to joining GRO, Ruhne has been responsible for scaling VC and PE backed SaaS companies with successful exits. These companies include e-conomic international (owned by HG Capital) and Falcon.io.
 Earlier, Ruhne was General Manager and Global Marketing Director at Nokia, based in Helsinki, Singapore, London and Copenhagen.
 After completing his MSc from Copenhagen Business School, he started out as a digital pioneer by establishing a leading digital media agency in the Nordics. ‍ Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Rasmus Utoft Pedersen — Financial Controller at GRO Capital. Published career biography: As Finance Controller at GRO Capital, Rasmus is responsible for portfolio and investor reporting, cash management, compliance and statutory financial reporting for the manager and funds together with the CFO. Prior to joining GRO, Rasmus was Finance Controller at Arriva Danmark A/S. He holds a MSc in Management Accounting and Control from Aalborg business school. ‍ Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Peter Bagge Grimstrup — Vice President, Operations at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Peter is driven by helping companies unlock new levels of sustainable growth, solving strategic challenges, and driving transformational change with an outset in technology. He believes that a structured approach to problem-solving, transparent processes, and motivated teams are the key to driving successful, operational change. Prior to joining GRO, Peter was an Engagement Manager at McKinsey & Company. He has served multinational clients across industries focused on growth strategies, technology transformations, sales and marketing. Having worked throughout the Nordics, Europe and the US, he brings an international perspective to his work with our portfolio companies. Peter holds an MSc in Economics and Business Administration from Copenhagen Business School. ‍ Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Peter Sommer Fabricius — Director, Investments at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Peter is driven by exploring fundamental qualities that substantiate promising growth trajectories among technology-driven companies. He is highly motivated by working with entrepreneurial teams and assisting them in achieving their growth ambitions. At GRO, Peter focuses on identifying and evaluating attractive investment opportunities within the technology domain, as well as supporting our current portfolio companies. Peter worked at Carnegie Investment Bank prior to joining GRO, where he gained experience with M&A transactions within the technology sector. He holds an MSc in Applied Economics and Finance from Copenhagen Business School. ‍ Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Reda Slimani was published by Idinvest Partners as Analyst in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Victor Tenneroni was published by Idinvest Partners as Analyst in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Alexandre Dewez was published by Idinvest Partners as Analyst in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Nadia Hedegaard Myrup — Executive Assistant at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Nadia joined GRO as an Executive Assistant in September 2023. In her spare time, she works as a personal trainer. Prior to joining GRO, she was co-founder of a training studio in Aarhus. Nadia holds a Bachelor in Sport and health. ‍ Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Niclas Næstoft Jakobsen — Partner, Operations at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Niclas has 20 years of management consulting from QVARTZ and Bain & Co in Copenhagen and New York. He brings experience from in Bain’s Global PE technology practice, where he worked on transaction support as well as on supporting growth acceleration of portfolio companies. During the years, Niclas has held various office leadership positions as well as the Nordic responsibility for advancing the DEI agenda. ‍ Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Mona Evelyn Vaupel Knudsen — Partner, Head of People & Culture at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Mona is driven by enabling businesses to grow at accelerated pace by developing high performing teams and cultures. Mona combines her vast experience from strategy development, large scale transformation, organisational development, and CEO advisory in her approach to developing environments for growth. Mona applies a human first principle and fundamentally believes that a functional leadership team with the ability to drive a healthy organisation is at the core of longevity and strong performance. Prior to joining GRO, Mona held the position of Chief People & Strategy officer at Too Good To Go - the leading global surplus management marketplace operating across 17 markets.  Mona has more than twenty years of experience in management consulting from large global consultancies and her own strategy and transformation advisory in Copenhagen. In her assignments, Mona mainly worked as an advisor and consultant to CEOs and executive teams on their large-scale transformation agendas. Mona serves at the Board of Directors of Too Good To Go and holds a Master of Marketing Management from BI Norwegian Business School. ‍ Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Baptiste Braux was published by Idinvest Partners as Investor Relations & Marketing Associate in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Michela Christensen — Junior Analyst, Investments at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Michela Christensen is part of GRO’s investment team as a Junior Analyst. Michela supports the investment team across the investment process, including screening and evaluation of investment opportunities, market and company analysis, as well as financial assessments. She brings prior experience from AIP Management, where she worked as a Junior Analyst. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in European Business at Copenhagen Business School and has been on exchange at Singapore Management University. Alongside her academic and professional work, Michela holds an active leadership role in the student organization FinanceLab and has participated in several case competitions. Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Alexandra Mailliet was published by Idinvest Partners as Investor Relations Associate France & benelux in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Audrey Silber was published by Idinvest Partners as Associate in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Martin Howitz — Junior Analyst, Operations at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Martin Howitz joined GRO’s operating team as a Junior Analyst in October 2025. Martin supports the operating team in driving value creation and strategic initiatives in close collaboration with senior management across the portfolio. Before joining GRO, he worked as a Teaching Assistant in macroeconomics at the University of Copenhagen and completed an internship at Boston Consulting Group. He is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Economics at the University of Copenhagen. Outside of work, Martin has been a dedicated tennis player throughout his life. Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Maxwell Veyhe — Partner, Investments at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Maxwell Veyhe thrives on partnering with visionary management teams of businesses that place technology at the core of service delivery and address mission critical use cases with immediate and measurable ROI. For Maxwell, these are some of the fundamental ingredients for achieving true defensibility and scalability. Ultimately, leading to sustained high growth and category winning potential. Maxwell is excited about how software is continuing to disrupt, grow and transform industry verticals – a secular tailwind that GRO is well positioned to help management teams capture. At GRO, Maxwell dedicates his time to sourcing and executing investments across Northern Europe. Prior to GRO Capital, Maxwell spent 10+ years in London focusing on majority and minority technology investments at Vitruvian Partners, Global Founders Capital and Veronis Suhler Stevenson. Maxwell started his career in the Investment Banking Division of Deutsche Bank. Maxwell holds a MSc in Applied Economics and Finance from Copenhagen Business School. ‍ Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Agathe Bubbe was published by Idinvest Partners as Private Client Solutions Manager in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Krista Hein Lindahl — senior Executive Assistant at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Krista joined GRO in 2015. Prior to joining GRO, Krista worked as an Executive Assistant at McKinsey & Company in Copenhagen. Krista holds an MA in International Business Communication from Copenhagen Business School and an HR Master. ‍ Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Lars Dybkjær — Managing Partner at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Lars Dybkjær is the founding Partner of GRO. Lars is driven by strategic transformation and focuses on what pain points GRO's portfolio companies solve for their end customer. He greatly enjoys collaborating with management teams to identify clarity in their strategy and find enablers for accelerated growth. Previously, Lars was Managing Partner at DKA Capital (former Dansk Kapitalanlæg), which focuses on investments in mature technology companies such as TIA Technology, Secunia, Traen and Reson. Before this, Lars was Venture Partner and Head of Danisco Venture. He was also Managing Director and co-founder of Pentamind A/S (an IT service company sold to Ad-pepper). Lars has also been employed in corporate finance in London and Copenhagen, mainly at SEB Enskilda. Lars holds a Global Executive MBA from Trium (NYU Stern School of Business, London School of Economics and HEC school of Management Paris), an MSc in Economics from University of Copenhagen, along with a Masters in Economics from University of California, Santa Barbara. ‍ Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Lars Lunde — Partner, Investments at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Lars enjoys working with B2B software business models, that can accelerate digital transformation, growth and customer success across industries. Lars believes that careful articulation and documentation of the business value derived through software will be critical for software companies’ long term success. Lars has more than 25 years experience in software and technology, working with general management, corporate and business development, M&A and strategy. At GRO, he is responsible for finding and executing new deals throughout Northern Europe, along with monitoring and growing the portfolio as an active board member. Prior to co-founding GRO, Lars was Managing Director at Carnegie Investment Banking. Before this, Lars held an SVP position at Handelsbanken Capital Markets, an Associate Director position at Alfred Berg ABN AMRO, and also worked in the investment banking division of Goldman Sachs in London. Lars holds an MSc in Economics from University of Copenhagen. Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Sarah Crosetti was published by Idinvest Partners as Associate in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Kirsten Vedel Hofmeister — Director, Investments at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Before joining GRO, Kirsten worked as an investment manager at Nordic Capital, bringing experience from investing in and developing innovative companies in technology and payments. She previously worked in investment banking at ABG Sundal Collier in Copenhagen, advising companies and owners across multiple sectors on M&A, equity capital markets, and leverage finance. Kirsten actively supports increased diversity and inclusion in the financial industry, engaging across various initiatives and mentoring younger professionals. Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Johan Olsson — Partner, Investments at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Johan Olsson is a Partner at GRO, based in the firm’s London office. Johan works closely with founders and management teams of software companies on scaling, strategic development and value creation. He is particularly passionate about helping businesses unlock their next phase of growth through stronger commercial execution, talent development and product strategy. He believes that the requirements for success evolve significantly as companies scale and enjoys partnering with teams as they navigate that journey. Before joining GRO, Johan was CEO of a consumer internet business and a technology growth investor at Summit Partners. He began his career in technology investment banking at J.P. Morgan in London and at Google in Dublin. Johan is Swedish and holds a BSc in Economics & Finance from the University of Gothenburg and Erasmus University Rotterdam. Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Henriette Precht Reiming — Finance Manager at GRO Capital. Published career biography: As Finance Controller at GRO, Henriette is responsible for portfolio and investor reporting, cash management and statutory financial reporting for the manager and funds together with the CFO. Prior to joining Gro, Henriette was a Finance Controller at the publicly listed company TIVOLI, and former to that at the luxury brand CHANEL participating in the start-up of a Scandinavian HQ including ERP setup and establishing procedures and controls. She holds a Graduate Diploma in Business Administration & Accounting from Copenhagen Business School. ‍ Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Jens Kjølbye — Vice President, Operations at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Jens is passionate about unlocking growth and delivering results. He believes great teamwork, a data-driven approach, and openness to innovative ideas are key ingredients to make operational change for the better. Prior to joining GRO, Jens was a Manager at Bain & Company, where he led corporate strategy and transformation projects with large multinational corporations. He brings experience from a wide range of industries and geographies including the Nordics, UK, and US that can be used in our portfolio companies. Jens further has 2 years of experience from Investment Banking at Carnegie Investment Bank and holds an MSc in Applied Economics and Finance from Copenhagen Business School. ‍ Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Sophie Béric was published by Idinvest Partners as Business Relationship Manager - Sustainability & Impact Manager in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Gitte Kindvig — Partner, CFO & Risk and Compliance Officer at GRO Capital. Published career biography: As CFO at GRO, Gitte is responsible for portfolio and investor reporting, cash management and statutory financial reporting for the manager and funds. Gitte aims to maintain a close relation with our investors and CFO’s in our portfolio companies. She works in a structured and focused manner, to maintain high standards and best practice at the manager and funds management, and throughout the portfolio. Prior to Joining Gro, Gitte was CFO at CHANEL for 3 years, participating in the start-up of a Scandinavian HQ and responsible for ERP setup, creating the finance team and establishing procedures and controls. Before this, Gitte held a Senior Manager position as auditor at PwC for 12 years. She holds a CPA // State Authorized Public Accountant from FSR, as well as an MSc in Business Administration and Auditing. ‍ Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Christine Bonnet was published by Idinvest Partners as Investor Relations France & Benelux in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Frederik Knudsen — Vice President, Investments at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Frederik is driven by exploring the potential of technological disruption and help companies achieve their full potential. He is highly motivated by working with visionary founders and management teams to create industry leaders and drive sustainable long-term growth. At GRO, Frederik explores exciting new investment opportunities across Northern Europe while providing support to the current portfolio companies. Prior to joining GRO, Frederik worked at Morgan Stanley in London where he gained experience with M&A, IPOs and capital raises. Frederik holds a BSc in International Business from Copenhagen Business School. ‍ Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Reza Machdi-Ghazvini was published by Idinvest Partners as Investor Relations Director in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Erin Elliott — Office Coordinator and Executive Assistant at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Erin joined the GRO team in 2025. As Office Coordinator and Executive Assistant, she ensures the office runs smoothly and is the main point of contact for all office related stakeholders. Erin also supports the Operating team with daily tasks, scheduling and coordination. She holds a BA from the University of Victoria in British Columbia, Canada, where she relocated from to fulfill her dream of living in Copenhagen. ‍ Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Felix Perner — Associate, Investments at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Felix is driven by partnering with founders and management teams to create category winning industry leaders. He strongly believes in the disruptive potential of technology in everyday life and is passionate about helping operators to achieve their full potential in transforming industry verticals. At GRO, Felix explores exciting new investment opportunities across Northern Europe while providing support to our current portfolio companies. Prior to joining GRO, Felix worked in M&A at Goldman Sachs and Lazard. He holds a BSc in Business Administration from LMU Munich. ‍ Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Antoine Zins was published by Idinvest Partners as Investment Manager in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Ben Hopper — Partner, Investments at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Ben is driven by partnering with technology companies at critical stages of their growth journey, particularly as they expand internationally. He has spent more than a decade working with management teams across Europe to build high-performing organisations, strengthen talent, and create the foundations for scalable and sustainable growth. Prior to joining GRO, Ben spent 10 years at Stirling Square Capital Partners, where he was Managing Director and Head of Technology Investing. He started his career at PwC, where he worked in Corporate Finance for seven years in London and Johannesburg. Ben holds an MBA from London Business School, a BA in Management Studies from the University of Nottingham, and is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of England and Wales. ‍ Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Christopher Ager — Partner, Investments at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Chris is passionate about partnering with ambitious founders and management teams to identify and unlock key enablers to accelerate growth. He believes GRO, with its strategic and operational toolkits available to management teams, is ideally placed to help companies along their unique growth journeys. Before GRO, Chris was a growth investor at Vitruvian Partners. He started his career at Goldman Sachs as a Private Equity Analyst in New York and London. Chris is a Norwegian national and holds a BA in Economics & International Studies from Boston College. ‍ Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

Aniela Brøndum — Junior Analyst, Operations at GRO Capital. Published career biography: Aniela joined GRO’s Operating Team as a Junior Analyst in November. She is passionate about the disruptive and transformational potential of technology and how it impacts industries and everyday life. At GRO, Aniela helps the Operating Team drive value and operational change across the portfolio, closely collaborating with senior management. She brings prior experience from Publicis Groupe, where she worked with data-driven strategic transformation, and is currently pursuing her BSc in International Business at Copenhagen Business School. ‍ Source scope: own current published profile; exact appointment dates are not inferred.

GRO Capital is the Copenhagen-based Northern European B2B software growth and buyout investor founded in 2014 by managing partner Lars Dybkjær. Its own legal privacy notice identifies the fund manager as GRO Capital A/S, Danish CVR29425558, and expressly names five managed alternative-investment partnerships: GRO Fund I K/S, GRO Fund II K/S, GRO Fund III K/S, GRO CV I K/S and GRO Generation Fund I K/S. The branded platform also has offices through GRO Capital International Limited in London (UK14206786) and GRO Capital International AS in Oslo (Norway933224643); these subsidiary legal companies are not duplicate cash subscribers or additional independent LP funds. Unrelated similarly named GRO real-estate and other financial businesses are excluded. GRO provides minority and majority capital to mature, mission-critical B2B software businesses in the Nordics, DACH, Benelux and, through Generation, UK and Ireland. Investment and dedicated operating teams support product development, commercial scaling, leadership and organisational change. Published themes encompass resource efficiency, digital security, energy and digital transformation. AI and deep technology are evidenced by AI-powered audiology company Auditdata, privacy-first radar patient-monitoring company QUMEA, AI asset-operations company ToolSense, decision-optimisation software AIMMS, physics-based digital twins Akselos, and engineering/industrial automation portfolio companies. These are public portfolio affiliations, not evidence of particular disclosed cash tickets. The complete current website directory contains 24 staff and three separately published board directors: Julie Galbo, Mogens Thorninger and Søren Brogaard. All 27 have genuine original own-source portraits. Investment leadership includes Lars Dybkjær, Lars Lunde, Ben Hopper, Christopher Ager, Johan Olsson and Maxwell Veyhe, alongside investment directors/associates. Operating leadership includes Ruhne Fiala, Niclas Næstoft Jakobsen and Mona Evelyn Vaupel Knudsen; Gitte Kindvig is partner, CFO and risk/compliance officer. The current directory takes precedence over outdated job titles in some undated individual biographies, which are preserved as source-specific career context. GRO’s Johan Olsson is a distinct London private-equity partner, not the existing QAI mentor and Future Wave/BioStratiq namesake. Exact appointment dates are not inferred. The three board-only biographies have no detailed published career history in this directory. Legal management disclosures currently list committed capital of EUR135M for Fund I (2015), EUR255M for Fund II (2018 vintage; actual final close announced October8,2019), EUR45M for the 2021 continuation vehicle, EUR605M for Fund III (2022; original actual March16,2022 final-close announcement says EUR600M), and EUR153M for Generation I (2024; original final-close dateline July1,2024 says EUR150M while page header is June30). Current committed-capital sizes and original announcement sizes are qualified separately, not counted as additional raises or assigned fabricated incremental closing dates. Own 2026 report says Fund I completed its investment/realisation lifecycle with Auditdata’s exit, not a new fundraising close. EUR1.2B AUM is not fresh financing cash. Own September5,2016 announcement confirms GRO became a minority shareholder of Boyum IT Solutions alongside founder Mikael Boyum in connection with Boyum’s completed Beas acquisition. Own historical portfolio identifies Fund I and 2016 entry, with exit to Volpi in November2020. Purchase price, primary/secondary split, and any new issuer cash are unpublished; the company-profile owner records one qualified historical ownership event, not an invented financing ticket or personal partner check.

Damien Boulangeat was published by Idinvest Partners as Investment Manager in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Géraldine Usseglio was published by Idinvest Partners as HR Director in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Marie-Claire Martin was published by Idinvest Partners as Head of Communications in its August2020 primary directory. The named role formed part of the historical manager’s published finance, legal, operational or support platform; a precise investment allocation or portfolio-board mandate is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Rodolphe Ignasiak was published by Idinvest Partners as Investor Relations Director France & Benelux in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Robin Rivaton was published by Idinvest Partners as Investment Director in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Thierry Legeais was published by Idinvest Partners as Investment Director in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Chloé Giard was published by Idinvest Partners as Investment Director in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Daniel Emersleben was published by Idinvest Partners as Investment Director in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Bao Dinh was published by Idinvest Partners as Investment Director in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Zoé Fabian was published by Idinvest Partners as Managing Director in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Nathalie Kornhoff-Brüls was published by Idinvest Partners as Managing Director in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Yann du Rusquec was published by Idinvest Partners as Partner in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Jean Plamondon was published by Idinvest Partners as Partner in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Sylvain Makaya was published by Idinvest Partners as Partner in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Nicolas de Loiray was published by Idinvest Partners as Partner, Chief Financial Officer in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Sylviane Guyonnet was published by Idinvest Partners as Managing Partner, Company Secretary in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Nicolas Chaudron was published by Idinvest Partners as Managing Partner in its August2020 primary directory. The role was published within the European manager’s investment and investor platform, spanning venture/growth, private debt and dedicated portfolios; a specific personal check or issuer board appointment is not inferred. Idinvest later became Eurazeo Investment Manager and was absorbed into Eurazeo Global Investor; this archival affiliation is not treated as current2026 employment. Unpublished education, prior jobs and joining or departure days remain unverified.

Cristina Koehn is Inventure’s Chief Operating Officer. Her background includes Boston Consulting Group healthcare advisory work, international expansion and operations at Kry, Nordic investing at Picus Capital, and a subsequent COO role at Genova AI.

Sophie Mattsson is an Inventure Investment Associate based in Stockholm. She previously worked on Nordic-US industrial M&A at Fredericks Michael and early-stage Latin American investing at Caravela Capital. Her economics education includes Hanken and study at Columbia.

Timo Tirkkonen co-founded Inventure with Sami Lampinen in2005 after earlier investment-business experience. His physics background informs work with research-intensive and deep-technology companies, including semiconductors, enterprise AI and industrial technology.

Greg Anderson leads communications and marketing at Inventure. A former ArcticStartup editor-in-chief, he subsequently led Creandum communications for four years. He supports the firm and portfolio companies with positioning, media work and marketing practices.

Sami Lampinen co-founded Inventure in2005 after investment work at CapMan. He is a partner with extensive Nordic venture-investing and board experience, including cloud infrastructure, IoT and healthcare businesses. The current directory separately identifies his Business Finland and Invest Europe VC Council affiliations.

Magda Lukaszewicz is an Inventure partner focusing on consumer software, health technology and technically demanding businesses. She previously spent six years at Balderton following Goldman Sachs financing and healthcare M&A work. Her background also includes early employment at Klarna.

Tuomas Kosonen is an Inventure partner with legal, financial and operating experience. He joined the firm in2007 after work as an entrepreneur, attorney, Nokia legal counsel and Rovio CFO. His primary biography identifies law and economics qualifications and portfolio work in health and deep technology.

Anna Salminen manages Inventure’s internal operations across its Helsinki and Stockholm offices. Originally from Michigan, she moved to Helsinki in2017 after insurance work and later worked in education. Her current function covers practical office and team operations.

Linus Dahg is Inventure’s Managing Partner. His earlier investing roles were at Almi Invest and Wellington Partners; he also worked on growth, product and partnerships at the Danish startup Tonsser. His current portfolio work includes health technology and AI infrastructure.

Lauri Kokkila is an Inventure partner who joined as an intern in2015. His work spans resources, supply chains, property technology and marketplaces. He holds an Aalto information-networks master’s and gained operating experience as Material Exchange VP of Growth.

Inventure is a Nordic and Baltic early-stage venture-capital platform founded in2005 by Sami Lampinen and Timo Tirkkonen. It invests across seed and SeriesA, supporting technical founders with follow-on capital and operational expertise. Its published interests include artificial intelligence, deep technology, healthcare, biotechnology, energy, semiconductors, space, software and consumer businesses. The live directory lists ten current investment, operations and communications professionals, with offices in Helsinki, Stockholm and London. Its exact historical and FundI–IV operating manager is Onventure Oy, Finnish businessID1979075-1, a registered AIFM and EuVECA manager. The Finnish Patent and Registration Office’s official register confirms this company, originally named Holtron Partners Oy before2007. Own compliance materials explicitly distinguish the four limited partnerships Inventure Fund Ky, FundIIKy, FundIIIKy and FundIVKy from their respective corporate general partners Inventure Oy, InventureIIOy, InventureIIIOy and InventureIVOy, owned by Onventure. The brand is not a merged fund or a claim that all corporate GP companies are the same legal person. A separate newer Finnish legal company, Inventure Partners Oy3533737-5, is named by the Estonian financial supervisor as the FundV manager. Official PRH registration confirms it is distinct from Onventure. No automatic legal merger, rename or retroactive transfer of historical checks is inferred. FundV’s precise current brand-to-vehicle management and closed-capital announcement remain qualified research until a current primary operating document confirms them; no target is recorded as raised cash. The firm’s July6,2023 primary announcement confirms FundIV’s third and final closing at EUR151million commitments, exceeding its EUR150million target. Own compliance specifies June2023 final close, without an exact day. Earlier fund vehicles and reported capital are recorded with their primary source scope; general manager AUM, LP support commitments and investment-ticket ranges are not new company financing. FundIV’s earlier EUR144million second-close figure is the same fund, not an additional fund. The portfolio includes explainable-AI therapeutics company Abzu, quantum drug-discovery company Algorithmiq, computational protein designer Biomatter, brain-stimulation company Samphire Neuroscience and enterprise-AI infrastructure and semiconductor companies. The firm’s own Abzu card identifies a2021 seed investment; the issuer’s financing history is owned separately and no day, ticket, subscribing fund or personal director cash is inferred from a portfolio card.

Brian Jensen is identified by Boyum’s legal subprocessor directory as head of support and contact for Zendesk and Atlassian services. This published group-service role has no verified appointment date or broader career history. The page’s older closure plans are qualified; no personal investment is inferred.

Carlos Herrero is listed by Boyum’s legal subprocessor directory with the literal title CSO, as contact for DocuSign and Docebo. The abbreviation is not expanded without primary confirmation. He is distinct from Axon Partners Group’s Carlos Gómez Herrero. Continued2026 role scope, exact legal employer and appointment date remain unverified.

Fernando Cobo Piekenbrock, published professionally by Volpi as Fernando Piekenbrock, is a Boyum IT Solutions director in its filed2025 annual report. Volpi’s own Boyum portfolio and current team pages identify him and publish the matching genuine photograph. His board and investment-team associations do not establish a personal cash participation. Fernando Piekenbrock is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Fernando joined Volpi in2022 after leveraged-finance work at UniCredit and private-equity experience at Pala Investments. He holds an Oxford MBA and an economics degree from Maastricht. Volpi uses the professional name Fernando Piekenbrock; the Boyum filed identity is Fernando Cobo Piekenbrock.

Ines Alves is Boyum’s published head of digital and communication on its employee-culture page. Her testimonial discusses flexible work and employee well-being. The source supports this functional role; it does not disclose appointment dates, education or an investment role.

Jan Nørret is identified in Boyum’s legal subprocessor directory as the Paperflow Service Center contact and a contact for Microsoft-hosted services. This is a published group/service affiliation, not a verified legal employment relationship with historical Paperflow ApS. The page retains2025 service-transition plans; continued2026 responsibilities after subsequent software transfers are not independently established.

Marco Sodi is a Boyum IT Solutions director in its filed2025 annual report. Volpi Capital’s own team and Boyum portfolio pages independently identify him as part of its investment team associated with the company and publish his authentic photograph. His institutional association is distinct from any personal investment; this board role does not prove an individual cash check. Marco Sodi is published in Volpi Capital’s current own team directory. Marco co-founded Volpi after leading Veronis Suhler Stevenson’s European investing activities and serving as a general partner and investment-committee member. His earlier career includes technology operations and venture investing, and he has held numerous portfolio board appointments. He studied at Cornell.

Morten Lindequist Køhler is named in Boyum’s legal subprocessor directory as VP Development PIM & IDP, responsible as contact for hosted Perfion services. The title is reproduced without expanding undisclosed duties or employment dates. Older service-plan wording on the page limits claims about current2026 status.

Paula Da Silva is identified as CMO in Boyum’s legal subprocessor directory and named contact for Hootsuite, Lusha and HubSpot marketing services. The directory has older service plans, so exact continued2026 employment and appointment timing are not independently asserted. No investment activity is inferred from her marketing function.

Tino Schaloske is named in Boyum’s own employee-culture page as vice president of product management for supply chain. His published testimonial discusses work-life balance. Exact appointment date, previous career and education are not disclosed in the reviewed primary profile.

Tobias Wilchen-Pedersen is the named Boyum legal-directory contact for Google-hosted Paperflow software. His exact job title and employing legal company are not stated. The directory has older service-transition language; the role records a source-qualified group-service contact rather than asserting current2026 Paperflow employment.

Ulrika Klammt is named as a BI analyst in Boyum’s legal subprocessor directory, with responsibility as contact for Hevo integrations involving marketing and support data. The source supports this published group-service function but does not disclose tenure, education or a financial-buyer role.

Walter Milanesi is named by Boyum’s employee-culture page as a SaaS product enabler. His own published testimonial describes collaboration across the company. Exact employment start, education and other career details are undisclosed.

Zsófia Madar is named in Boyum’s own sustainability page as a channel manager and employee contributor. Her testimonial addresses employee health and culture. Further career history, appointment dates and investment responsibilities are not verified.

Jesper Andersen is chief executive of Boyum IT Solutions. The company publicly announced his succession to founder Mikael Boyum in2025, and the filed2025 annual report signedMarch31,2026 confirms his executive position. His own announcement describes a focus on the company’s partners, products and global team. Earlier employers and education are not independently verified here; unrelated people with the same name are not merged.

Boyum IT Solutions A/S is a Danish enterprise-software company, CVR37868809, headquartered in Brabrand near Aarhus. Its manufacturing, warehouse, supply-chain, product-information and workflow software extends SAP Business One and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. Products include Beas Manufacturing, Produmex, B1 Usability Package, Perfion, Netronic scheduling and FORNAV. AI relevance includes the Paperflow intelligent-document-processing acquisition and AI-supported workflows; the company is not a neuroscience therapeutic developer. The operating legal entity was incorporated June 1, 2016 after restructuring the business founded by Mikael Boyum in1997, initially called MBJ Electronics. Current CEO Jesper Andersen succeeded Boyum, now founder and chairman. Public governance and employee/group-service contacts are recorded with their respective source scopes, rather than presented as a complete workforce. GRO Capital became a minority owner in2016 and exited to Volpi Capital in2020; transaction consideration and any primary-capital allocation are undisclosed. The company subsequently acquired Paperflow in2022, Perfion in2023, Netronic in2024 and FORNAV in2026. Historical Paperflow / Boyum IT Solutions CPH ApS CVR37035785 is a distinct acquired subsidiary; group holding entities, including CVR41531835, are also distinct. Price-undisclosed acquisitions and ownership changes are not assigned guessed financing proceeds. On February 25, 2026, Digisense announced its purchase of Paperflow software from Boyum. This is a software-asset transfer, not evidence of a sale of the entire historical Paperflow legal company. Boyum’s 2022 acquisition is therefore a historical investment relationship; continued Boyum ownership of that software is not asserted.

Kåre Bo Rasmussen is published by Digisense A/S as Employee (published February2026). The company’s February25,2026 announcement identifies him as an employee attending the Digital SME Summit in Brussels; a precise department, current ongoing title and employment dates are not published. Detailed earlier career, education and appointment dates are not otherwise supplied by the accessible own directory.

Esben Mols Kabell is published by Digisense A/S as Co-founder. The company identifies him as a cofounder; its own history describes Digiflow originating from practical invoice-approval needs at Lasertryk.dk. Detailed earlier career, education and appointment dates are not otherwise supplied by the accessible own directory.

Christoffer H. Hansen is published by Digisense A/S as CTO, MSc i Datalogi / Udvikler. The own current directory identifies him as chief technology officer, developer and holder of an MSc in computer science. Detailed earlier career, education and appointment dates are not otherwise supplied by the accessible own directory.

Henrik Kruse is published by Digisense A/S as CEO. The current own directory and dated2026 purchase release both identify him as CEO; this identity is distinct from Paperflow cofounder WernerValeur/formerTokeKruse. Detailed earlier career, education and appointment dates are not otherwise supplied by the accessible own directory.

Asger G. Weirsøe is published by Digisense A/S as Technical Solution Architect. The published capacity supports the company’s invoice, ERP, onboarding and digital-accounting workflows. Detailed earlier career, education and appointment dates are not otherwise supplied by the accessible own directory.

Holger Lund is published by Digisense A/S as Kundekonsulent. The published capacity supports the company’s invoice, ERP, onboarding and digital-accounting workflows. Detailed earlier career, education and appointment dates are not otherwise supplied by the accessible own directory.

Line Pedersen is published by Digisense A/S as Customer Success Manager. The published capacity supports the company’s invoice, ERP, onboarding and digital-accounting workflows. Detailed earlier career, education and appointment dates are not otherwise supplied by the accessible own directory.

Karin Darum is published by Digisense A/S as Kundekonsulent. The published capacity supports the company’s invoice, ERP, onboarding and digital-accounting workflows. Detailed earlier career, education and appointment dates are not otherwise supplied by the accessible own directory.

Thomas Schwartz is published by Digisense A/S as Head of International Partner Management. The published capacity supports the company’s invoice, ERP, onboarding and digital-accounting workflows. Detailed earlier career, education and appointment dates are not otherwise supplied by the accessible own directory.

Sara Juel is published by Digisense A/S as Kundekonsulent. The published capacity supports the company’s invoice, ERP, onboarding and digital-accounting workflows. Detailed earlier career, education and appointment dates are not otherwise supplied by the accessible own directory.

Reda Fadel is published by Digisense A/S as Systemspecialist. The published capacity supports the company’s invoice, ERP, onboarding and digital-accounting workflows. Detailed earlier career, education and appointment dates are not otherwise supplied by the accessible own directory.

Michael Udsen is published by Digisense A/S as Systemspecialist. The published capacity supports the company’s invoice, ERP, onboarding and digital-accounting workflows. Detailed earlier career, education and appointment dates are not otherwise supplied by the accessible own directory.

Mads Nøiers Pedersen is published by Digisense A/S as Forretningsudvikler. The published capacity supports the company’s invoice, ERP, onboarding and digital-accounting workflows. Detailed earlier career, education and appointment dates are not otherwise supplied by the accessible own directory.

Kjell Thomas Pilskog is published by Digisense A/S as Kundesupport DK/NO. The published capacity supports the company’s invoice, ERP, onboarding and digital-accounting workflows. Detailed earlier career, education and appointment dates are not otherwise supplied by the accessible own directory.

Digisense A/S is a Danish enterprise-software company, CVR32082378, developing digital invoice processing, approval workflows, e-invoicing infrastructure and accounting-compliance tools. Its Digiflow product has been used since2009; the own history dates the scaling commercial organization to2019 rather than equating that milestone with legal incorporation. Products integrate with accounting/ERP systems and Nemhandel/Peppol networks. In February2026 it bought the Paperflow SOFTWARE from Boyum IT, adding an AI module that converts PDF invoices to structured data. This software asset acquisition does not establish a purchase of the whole historical Paperflow ApS company or an equity funding round. The company markets Danish/EU data processing and independence from US platforms; these are provider statements, not an independent legal/security audit. The February2026 announcement says ISO27001 certification is being pursued, so completion is not inferred. Current own contact directory publishes13 people including CEOHenrikKruse, CTOChristofferH.Hansen and cofounderEsbenMolsKabell; an additional employeeKåreBoRasmussen is named in the dated February2026 release. No source-verified external financing round, priced equity ticket or asset consideration was found. Digisense and Paperflow remain distinct company identities; HenrikKruse is distinct from WernerValeur/formerTokeKruse.

Named Corti.ai co-author of FactsR, a May2025 paper on real-time extraction of clinically salient information and clinician-in-the-loop documentation. The paper explicitly lists the TextGeneration affiliation. This published research affiliation is qualified to2025; no unpublished current managerial title or employment date is inferred.

Named Corti.ai co-author of FactsR, a May2025 paper on real-time extraction of clinically salient information and clinician-in-the-loop documentation. The paper explicitly lists the TextGeneration affiliation. This published research affiliation is qualified to2025; no unpublished current managerial title or employment date is inferred.

Named Corti.ai co-author of FactsR, a May2025 paper on real-time extraction of clinically salient information and clinician-in-the-loop documentation. The paper explicitly lists the ClinicalProductSpecialist affiliation. Corti’s own BuilderSeries also confirms the public role and original portrait; its VictorHansen display is source-qualified against the paper’s full name.

Named Corti.ai co-author of FactsR, a May2025 paper on real-time extraction of clinically salient information and clinician-in-the-loop documentation. The paper explicitly lists the TextGeneration affiliation. This published research affiliation is qualified to2025; no unpublished current managerial title or employment date is inferred.

Named Corti.ai co-author of FactsR, a May2025 paper on real-time extraction of clinically salient information and clinician-in-the-loop documentation. The paper explicitly lists the TextGeneration affiliation. Corti’s own BuilderSeries also confirms the public role and original portrait; its VictorHansen display is source-qualified against the paper’s full name.

Corti research-and-development contributor identified with original portrait in the company’s Builder Series and as co-author of its2026 Symphony medical-coding report. His2025 CodeLikeHumans publication documents an industrialPhD programme at ITUniversityofCopenhagen supported by Corti and InnovationFundDenmark. Research topics include agentic clinical coding, explainability and healthcare documentation; unrelated political and municipal homonyms are excluded.

Named Corti-affiliated co-author of Symphony forMedicalCoding, publishedMarch2026, which studies agentic, scalable and explainable coding of clinical narratives. Exact internal title, education and employment dates are unpublished in reviewed primary sources.

Ajay Sondhi is Operating Partner (Advisor) at W Health Ventures, a healthcare company-creation and venture investment platform.

Ashish Sharma is AVP, Research and Investments at W Health Ventures, a healthcare company-creation and venture investment platform.

Ashish Singh is Operating Partner (Advisor) at W Health Ventures, a healthcare company-creation and venture investment platform. Advisor listed by Innospark Ventures, independently matched by the same personal LinkedIn identity to W Health Ventures' Ashish Singh. The current Innospark directory labels his outside affiliation 'Advisory Partner, Bain Capital'; other primary biographies identify his former global healthcare leadership at Bain & Company. These distinct Bain organisations are not merged and no new Bain employment is inferred.

Ashwin Krishnan is VP, Product at W Health Ventures, a healthcare company-creation and venture investment platform.

Bhavesh Hemani is Partner and CFO at W Health Ventures, a healthcare company-creation and venture investment platform.

Dan Judd is VP, Research and Investments and Head of US Ventures at W Health Ventures, a healthcare company-creation and venture investment platform.

Gaurav Porwal is Partner and COO at W Health Ventures, a healthcare company-creation and venture investment platform.

AI researcher at Corti focusing on explainability, representation learning and healthcare applications. His own CV lists StaffResearchScientist fromAugust2025, earlier research-principal and machine-learning roles sinceSeptember2019, a UniversityofCopenhagen machine-learning PhD2022–2025, and DTU biomedical-engineering bachelor’s/master’s degrees. He co-authored Corti’s2026 Symphony medical-coding report and appears in its own Builder Series.

Mahadevan Narayanamoni is Senior Advisor (Advisor) at W Health Ventures, a healthcare company-creation and venture investment platform.

Nikhil Hegde is VP, Research and Investments at W Health Ventures, a healthcare company-creation and venture investment platform.

Pankaj Jethwani is Managing Partner at W Health Ventures, a healthcare company-creation and venture investment platform.

Pooja Dave is AVP, Research and Investments at W Health Ventures, a healthcare company-creation and venture investment platform.

Sandhya Sathiamoorthy is Head of Talent at W Health Ventures, a healthcare company-creation and venture investment platform.

Shirish Sharma is AVP, Research and Investments at W Health Ventures, a healthcare company-creation and venture investment platform.

Siddharth Bhatia is Sr. Associate, Research and Investments at W Health Ventures, a healthcare company-creation and venture investment platform.

Tejasvi Ravi is a part-time Operating Partner and advisor at W Health Ventures, supporting portfolio-company growth and operating priorities. The firm states that she previously led healthcare investments at Lightrock India and worked in strategy consulting at Bain & Company and hospital operations at Medanta.

Tushar Sadhu is VP, Research and Investments at W Health Ventures, a healthcare company-creation and venture investment platform.

Vinit Nalavadi is VP, Legal at W Health Ventures, a healthcare company-creation and venture investment platform.

Yashwant Kumar is Chief Growth Officer at W Health Ventures, a healthcare company-creation and venture investment platform.

Named Corti-affiliated co-author of the May2026 technical report Symphony for Speech-to-Text, describing real-time clinical dictation, conversational transcription, medical terminology handling and API-based voice interfaces. Institutional authorship confirms this specific affiliation; it does not independently establish an unpublished employment title, start date or current contractual status.

Named Corti-affiliated co-author of the May2026 technical report Symphony for Speech-to-Text, describing real-time clinical dictation, conversational transcription, medical terminology handling and API-based voice interfaces. Institutional authorship confirms this specific affiliation; it does not independently establish an unpublished employment title, start date or current contractual status.

Named Corti-affiliated co-author of the May2026 technical report Symphony for Speech-to-Text, describing real-time clinical dictation, conversational transcription, medical terminology handling and API-based voice interfaces. Institutional authorship confirms this specific affiliation; it does not independently establish an unpublished employment title, start date or current contractual status. His own CV documents DTU physics and mathematical-modelling degrees and machine-learning research on deep generative models, representation learning and uncertainty. His later own CV lists StaffR&DSpecialist fromAugust2023 and a DTU machine-learning PhD completedDecember2023.

Named Corti-affiliated co-author of the May2026 technical report Symphony for Speech-to-Text, describing real-time clinical dictation, conversational transcription, medical terminology handling and API-based voice interfaces. Institutional authorship confirms this specific affiliation; it does not independently establish an unpublished employment title, start date or current contractual status.

Named Corti-affiliated co-author of the May2026 technical report Symphony for Speech-to-Text, describing real-time clinical dictation, conversational transcription, medical terminology handling and API-based voice interfaces. Institutional authorship confirms this specific affiliation; it does not independently establish an unpublished employment title, start date or current contractual status.

Named Corti-affiliated co-author of the May2026 technical report Symphony for Speech-to-Text, describing real-time clinical dictation, conversational transcription, medical terminology handling and API-based voice interfaces. Institutional authorship confirms this specific affiliation; it does not independently establish an unpublished employment title, start date or current contractual status.

Named Corti-affiliated co-author of the May2026 technical report Symphony for Speech-to-Text, describing real-time clinical dictation, conversational transcription, medical terminology handling and API-based voice interfaces. Institutional authorship confirms this specific affiliation; it does not independently establish an unpublished employment title, start date or current contractual status. The PioneerCentre forAI identifies him as an industrial postdoctoral researcher with a Corti email; his2022 speech-representation paper documents a UniversityofCopenhagen PhD.

Corti publicly identifies Laura Gershøj Bruhn as Clinical Partner Manager in its own Builder Series. The episode discusses clinical AI care, human judgment and clinical workflows. Published role title is preserved; education and exact employment dates are not supplied.

Corti publicly identifies Nicklas Frahm as Lead Platform Engineer in its own Builder Series. The episode discusses sovereign inference, infrastructure and platform engineering. Published role title is preserved; education and exact employment dates are not supplied.

Corti publicly identifies Paul Thuriot as Senior Forward Deployed Engineer in its own Builder Series. The episode discusses sovereign inference, infrastructure and platform engineering. Published role title is preserved; education and exact employment dates are not supplied.

Named Corti-affiliated co-author of the May2026 technical report Symphony for Speech-to-Text, describing real-time clinical dictation, conversational transcription, medical terminology handling and API-based voice interfaces. Institutional authorship confirms this specific affiliation; it does not independently establish an unpublished employment title, start date or current contractual status. This Corti research contributor is kept distinct from the existing RobertJames life-sciences investment-manager person.

Corti publicly identifies Steffen Karlsson as Senior Staff Platform Engineer in its own Builder Series. The episode discusses sovereign inference, infrastructure and platform engineering. Published role title is preserved; education and exact employment dates are not supplied.

Corti publicly identifies Vanessa Klungtvedt as Senior Clinical Innovation Specialist in its own Builder Series. The episode discusses clinical AI care, human judgment and clinical workflows. Published role title is preserved; education and exact employment dates are not supplied.

Corti publicly identifies Henrik Cullen as VP Product in its own Builder Series. The episode discusses clinical AI product development and workflow infrastructure. Published role title is preserved; education and exact employment dates are not supplied.

Corti publicly identifies Jack McInnes as Director of Marketing in its own Builder Series. The episode discusses clinical AI product development and workflow infrastructure. Published role title is preserved; education and exact employment dates are not supplied.

Joined from PhilipsSpeech shortly before the September2024 issuer announcement. Corti’s own2024 release confirms the named appointment. Later current tenure and exact appointment day are unpublished in reviewed primary materials.

Former senior account director at MicrosoftNuance. Corti’s own2024 release confirms the named appointment. Later current tenure and exact appointment day are unpublished in reviewed primary materials.

Corti announced his appointment as Chief Revenue Officer inSeptember2024; its February2025 HIMSS preview confirms the role. He previously led healthcare partnership sales at Nuance and served on Microsoft’s leadership team following its acquisition of Nuance. Exact subsequent employment or departure dates are unpublished in reviewed primary materials.

Chief Partnerships Officer at Corti, explicitly identified in the company’s2026 Rewired announcement. His own biography describes joining Corti management inFebruary2021 after a legal career and global speech-technology sales leadership. He also writes legal thrillers with Michael Tsokos and speaks on AI in medicine. These literary activities and earlier commercial positions are separate from his current published Corti role.

Physician and healthcare technology executive appointed Chief Medical Strategy Officer at Corti inSeptember2024. He previously served as chief medical information officer and vice-president of international healthcare partnerships at Microsoft Nuance, after nearly a decade at Nuance. Corti’s July2025 sovereign-cloud announcement confirms this title; later third-party commercial-title variants are not treated as independently verified current appointments.

Former international marketing director at MicrosoftNuance. Corti’s own2024 release confirms the named appointment. Later current tenure and exact appointment day are unpublished in reviewed primary materials.

Commercial and partnerships executive appointed Corti VP Partnerships NorthAmerica in2024 after leading Philips Speech’s NorthAmerican unit. Her current own-employer directory at CanarySpeech names her VP Growth and describes Corti among prior companies; therefore the Corti role is historical, with no invented departure day. Her expertise includes speech-to-text, voice AI, cloud technology and international market development.

Co-founder and chief technology officer of Corti, specializing in deep neural networks, unsupervised and semi-supervised learning and interpretation of complex audio and image data. He holds a PhD in machine learning from the Technical University of Denmark and an adjunct associate professor appointment there. His university CV describes earlier financial-sector and Apple experience. He co-authored Corti’s2026 Symphony speech-to-text and medical-coding technical reports and appears in the company’s own public Builder Series.

Co-founder and chief executive of Corti, developing AI infrastructure for healthcare. His earlier venture Ovivo provided conversational workforce planning for hospitals and was acquired in2013; he later co-founded the language-model research initiative Hyvi. His public2026 speaker biography also describes work on Nordic.ai and advisory involvement with DIGITALEUROPE and Denmark’s National Digitization Council. Own issuer releases identify him as CEO and date Corti’s founding to2016; the speaker biography separately describes the Hyvi-to-Corti evolution in2018.

Torsten Kolind is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Troels Schönfeldt is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Tuomo Riekki is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Finland. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Mac Reddin is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in USA. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Mads Fosselius is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Mads Johnsen is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as operator based in USA. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Mikkel Hippe is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Morten E. Wulff is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Morten Primdahl is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Palle Broe is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as operator based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Pernille Brun is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Peter Andersen is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in USA. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Peter Jensen is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as operator based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Robin Daniels is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as operator based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Siddharth Khullar is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as operator based in Sweden. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Sune Alstrup is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as angel investor based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Christian Hvitved is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Christian Lynge Hjorth is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as operator based in USA. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Fertram Sigurjonsson is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Iceland. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Filip Lindvall is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Sweden. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Frida Siwe is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as operator based in Sweden. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Hans Henrik Hoffmeyer is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Heini Zachariassen is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Henrik Rosendahl is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Jannick Malling is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in USA. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Janus Jagd is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Johan Hedevåg is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as operator based in Sweden. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Jonas Vig is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as operator based in Sweden. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Lars Fløe Nielsen is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Lasse Surland is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in United Kingdom. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Alen Cvisic is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Ana Grouverman is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as operator based in Sweden. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Anders Bo Pedersen is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as angel investor based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Ari Tulla is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in USA. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Bjarke Klinge Staun is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as angel investor based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Christian Brink Frederiksen is published by byFounders as a member of its founder collective, described as founder based in Denmark. The collective provides experience and networks to portfolio companies; this is a network affiliation, not a manager employment title or a disclosed personal cash investment.

Tova Pilblad supports community, events and communications at byFounders. The own biography identifies business-development studies at Copenhagen Business School, an exchange at NUS and earlier student-event and community leadership.

Line Ettrich leads automation and fund intelligence at byFounders, covering data-supported sourcing, diligence, reporting and ESG work. She previously co-founded the invoice-error and fraud-focused fintech Veriply.

Jacob Busck Andersen is CFO at byFounders, responsible for fund financial operations and helping selected portfolio companies build finance capabilities. His background includes Pleo, Leapwork and international audit at Grant Thornton.

Cecilie Hoff leads brand and community at byFounders, including marketing, events and community relationships. Earlier work included communications for Copenhagen restaurants and artist management in New York.

Ugne Musneckyte is an investor at byFounders focused on sourcing, evaluation and portfolio support, particularly complex vertical B2B software and embedded AI. Her background includes operating and investment roles and earlier hedge-fund and portfolio-optimisation work at Morgan Stanley.

Tommy Andersen helped establish byFounders and currently serves as Venture Partner. The own biography expressly says he no longer actively invests. His entrepreneurial history includes Libratone and Embedit, and he contributes company-building and ecosystem experience to the platform.

Sara Rywe is a partner and GP at byFounders, working especially with B2B AI and companies tackling climate or health problems. Earlier roles included startup work in New York and Singapore, McKinsey consulting and global strategy implementation at Danske Bank.

Johan Jessen is a byFounders investor interested in robotics, autonomous systems, health and next-generation computing. He previously worked on advanced-technology projects at Google X and on Lyft’s autonomous-driving programme in the United States.

Magnus Hambleton is a partner at byFounders focused on deep technology, healthcare, AI and developer tooling. Previously he led data and product teams at Natural Cycles, working on fertility-prediction models, and worked at BCG.

Filip Landin invests from byFounders’ Stockholm team, focusing on AI, developer tools, agents, robotics and deep technology. His background includes engineering and data-science studies at Chalmers and prior machine-learning engineering at a startup.

Eric Lagier is a founding partner of byFounders. His operating background spans Scandinavian and Silicon Valley technology businesses, including early work at Skype and Tradeshift and co-founding Memolane, later acquired by HP.

Deina Kellezi is an investor at byFounders with previous experience at Microsoft and GitHub in developer experience and at BCG in generative-AI strategy. She also founded a mentorship nonprofit and teaches computer science.

Brontë Goldberger is a Copenhagen investor at byFounders. Her earlier work included strategy consulting at McKinsey and BCG, entrepreneurial work at a family company, and angel investing during business school.

Bo Foged is publicly listed as Board Member at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Lars Petersson is publicly listed as Board Member at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Karen-Marie Katholm is publicly listed as Board Member at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Thomas Augustinus is publicly listed as Board Member at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Anne Birgitte Gammeljord is publicly listed as Board Member at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Anders Colding Friis is publicly listed as Vice-Chairman at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Peter Engberg Jensen is publicly listed as Chairman at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Claus Gregersen is publicly listed as CEO at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Franz Glöet is publicly listed as IT Operations Manager at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Alexander Masiero Pedersen is publicly listed as Financial Controller at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Solveig Bruun is publicly listed as Finance Manager at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Amalie Stauersbøl Bees is publicly listed as Service Staff at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Mia Carlsen is publicly listed as Office Assistant at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Johanne Steensgaard Johansen is publicly listed as Senior Consultant at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Charlotte Løvenhardt Henriksen is publicly listed as Executive Secretary at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Line Gulløv Lundh is publicly listed as Head of Secretariat at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Steffen Kaj Pedersen is publicly listed as CFO at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Viktor Halfdan Bruus is publicly listed as Analyst at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Katharina Mirratore Terp is publicly listed as Analyst at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Aaron Wang is named in Prosus Ventures’ current Investments team and identified by the firm’s original portrait and unique professional profile aaronwang1520. He is distinct from the existing Aaron Wang, co-founder of Apriora (now Alex), whose biography and roles are preserved. Detailed investment seniority, previous career and personal portfolio allocations are unpublished in the reviewed manager directory.

Adam Norgaard is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Ajay Soni is named in Prosus Ventures’ current Finance team. His unique own-linked professional profile ajaysoni23 records the Prosus affiliation and Chartered Accountants of India education. He is distinct from Yali Capital’s operations professional Ajay Soni, whose different own-linked profile ajay-soni-0bb070141 and Nomura/ICICI compliance career are preserved. The literal manager Finance label does not establish investment authority, fund subscription or a personal company check.

Alex Umfrid is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as General Counsel, Ventures. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Ankita Mohnani is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as Finance. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Apoorve Goyal is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as India Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Ashutosh Sharma is named Head of India Investments in the Prosus Ventures directory; the group’s current leadership page gives his broader role as Head of Prosus India, leading the Indian lifestyle ecosystem. He joined the group, then Naspers Ventures, in2016 after vice-president investment work at Norwest Venture Partners and earlier Qualcomm Ventures. The own biography records investments in Swiggy, Meesho, Eruditus, ElasticRun, PharmEasy and Urban Company, an MBA from Chicago Booth and undergraduate electronics engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology. These are corporate investment responsibilities, not personal checks.

Charu Sharma is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as Finance. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Clayton Chu is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as SE Asia & ANZ Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Dhruv Gupta is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as India Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Edwin Pang is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as FP&A Analyst. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Gaurav Kothari is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as India Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Jayme Kwek is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as SE Asia & ANZ Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Jimmy Wang is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as Finance. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Martin Tschopp is CEO of Prosus Ventures. Previously COO of Prosus Ventures/Naspers Ventures, he worked on venture strategy, investment assessment and portfolio operating support. He was earlier CEO of Kiva.org and led ecommerce marketplaces and classifieds businesses. He began in strategy consulting and founded a private-equity business. Prosus’ own current biography records an ETH mechanical-engineering MSc and an INSEAD MBA. No personal portfolio checks are inferred from his corporate role.

Nikky Shah is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as Communications. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Poonam Thakur is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as India & SEA Communications. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Priyanka Chopra is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as CFO, Ventures. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Robin Voogd is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as Head of Middle East Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Sachin Bhanot is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as Head of SE Asia & ANZ Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Sandeep Bakshi is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as Head of Europe Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Saurav Jain is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as India Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Shilpa Agarwal is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as India Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Soumya Chauhan is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as India Investments. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Vaibhav Gupta is named in Prosus Ventures’ current public team directory as Finance. The corporate Ventures platform invests in early-stage technology companies and supports the Prosus ecosystem. The original individually named directory portrait and published professional profile identify this affiliation. The directory does not publish a substantive earlier-career biography or exact joining date; investment seniority and any personal investment allocation are not inferred from the regional or functional label.

Charlotte Piil Nymand is publicly listed as Investment Manager at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Victor Jørgensen is publicly listed as Investment Manager at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Magnus Julius Wiberg is publicly listed as Investment Manager at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Jørgen Hauglund is named on PaperflowApS’s board in its signed2020 annual report, adoptedMay27,2021. The report identifies the Danish invoice-software company underCVR37035785 and includes his board signature. This limited primary evidence supports a historical board affiliation only; no current tenure, wider biography, investment allocation or portrait is inferred.

Lasse Hvilsted Rynning is publicly listed as Director at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Joachim Harding Spangsberg was a PaperflowApS board member in the signed2020 annual report adoptedMay27,2021. Damgaard’s own2022 acquisition announcement refers to co-investor JoachimSpangsberg; WernerValeur’s own historical portfolio names JoachimSpangsberg andBBJInvestApS. The full name is established by the legal issuer report, while exact vehicle-to-investment allocation and cash check remain unverified. This historical board affiliation does not establish a currentPaperflow executive role.

Bent Bang-Jensen chaired Paperflow ApS’s board in its signed2020 annual report adoptedMay27,2021. Damgaard’s own2022 acquisition announcement names him among the co-investors; founder WernerValeur’s historical portfolio discusses the ownership group. The exact legal investment vehicle, cash ticket and round allocation are not published in those sources. His Paperflow board role is historical rather than current following the2022 company acquisition and2026 software transfer.

Jakob Würtz Nielsen is publicly listed as Principal at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Jesper Vraa Hendriksen is identified alongside Carsten Nørrevang Mogensen in the executive management of Paperflow ApS in its signed2020 annual report, adoptedMay27,2021. The same report confirms DanishCVR37035785 and Copenhagen domicile. This is a historical legal executive affiliation in the AI invoice-processing business, not proof of current2026 employment. No wider career, personal investment or portrait is inferred from a signed financial report. A datedAugust25,2020 original trade-association appointment announcement identifies him as incomingPaperflowCEO, previously EworkGroupCDO and earlier salesleadership atTDC andMiracleAS. Its labeled original portrait is attached; this announcement complements the signedlegalreport rather than establishing current2026 employment.

Cecilie Glamann is publicly listed as ESG Manager at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Morten Rudebeck is publicly listed as Head of Alternative Investments at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Ditlev Walther-Rasmussen is publicly listed as Managing Director at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Ann Kusk Uhrenholt is publicly listed as Executive Assistant at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Mark Johnston is publicly listed as Managing Director at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

John Rubek Lauritsen is publicly listed as Managing Director at Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker, the Danish foundation-owned investment holding company. The current organisation page supplies the named role and portrait; this affiliation is distinct from employment by its philanthropic owner Augustinus Fonden or an individual investment in a portfolio company.

Finance and ESG partner with experience at the Finnish Climate Fund and August Associates.

Supercell CEO and former Digital Chocolate president, published as an outside adviser to Lifeline.

Former EQT partner who joined Lifeline in 2016 after investing alongside the firm.

Entrepreneur and investor who co-founded Jaiku and Yes VC and previously invested at True Ventures.

Finance manager with prior asset-management experience in valuation, reporting and risk management.

Talent specialist who previously led the people team at Slush and worked in recruiting.

Serial entrepreneur who co-founded Jaiku and First Hop and has chaired technology companies.

Fund analyst working across finance, investor relations, fundraising, ESG and portfolio analysis.

Finance-team member handling administration and operations, with experience in legal, investment and engineering businesses.

Operations professional and Aalto University student who previously led operations at SILTA.

Software and deep-tech investor who founded clinical-trial software company CRF Health.

Chr. Augustinus Fabrikker Aktieselskab is a Copenhagen-based Danish investment holding company, CVR21411914, wholly owned by Augustinus Fonden. Its historical business origins date to1750; the philanthropic foundation is a separate legal institution. The company invests its own capital, combining long-term ownership of established Danish businesses, direct scale-up equity investments and financial investments in listed/unlisted securities and externally managed private-equity, venture and impact funds. Its scale strategy backs companies with Danish roots, demonstrated commercial activity and international ambitions. Relevant holdings include healthcare AI developer Corti, digital-health software company DawnHealth, climate/energy technology company Stiesdal, AI sports-camera company VeoTechnologies and laboratory cold-chain monitoring company Eupry. Sector activity does not establish regulatory clearance or clinical efficacy of portfolio products. Its own portfolio and announcements confirm first Corti investment inSeptember2021 and follow-on participation inSeptember2023, with source-qualified institutional transactions recorded separately from personal investors. CEO ClausGregersen leads the current organisation, whose own public directory contains13 investment-team members,9 secretariat/finance staff,1CEO and7 board members. The investment holding company is distinct from employment and grantmaking by its parent foundation, even where directors are shared. Its published DKK2billion scale allocation is internal investment capacity, not an external LP fund close, a company financing round, or the amount of any individual portfolio check. No balance-sheet asset valuation, equity holding percentage, tobacco-company history or externally managed fund subscription is presented as capital newly raised by this profile.

Fabian Marxer has over 13 years of experience in finance and administration. Since 2012, he has been serving as the Managing Director of Axalo Buchhaltung AG, where he oversees accounting and financial management for clients in Liechtenstein and Switzerland. With his extensive background in bookkeeping and administrative processes, Fabian brings a wealth of expertise in financial operations and organizational management to the team. His deep understanding of finance ensures efficient and effective support for the company's internal operations. Source scope: own N&V current published biography. Outside affiliations are source-published career context, not personal investment subscriptions. Exact appointment dates are not published.

Robert MacKenzie is an Advisor to our team with 20+ years of experience across robotics, AI, and advanced engineering. He previously served as CPO and CTO at ANYbotics, one of Europe's leading robotics companies, where he shaped product and technology strategy and scaled multidisciplinary engineering teams through a period of rapid growth. Earlier, as CPTO of Labster, he scaled the company globally, bringing interactive 3D learning experiences to millions of learners. Robert holds a PhD from ETH Zurich in Nanotechnology and Biomedical Engineering. Source scope: own N&V current published biography. Outside affiliations are source-published career context, not personal investment subscriptions. Exact appointment dates are not published.

Simone Übele-Näscher has more than 15 years of experience in Management Consulting and M&A. She gained experience in corporate analysis and transactions at PwC and through her work in corporate development/ M&A at a global pharmaceutical company in Zurich. She has advised on numerous (national and international) acquisitions across various sectors. Her extensive experience includes all matters of deal execution: Due diligence, company valuations, deal structuring and negotiation. She also supports on business planning, analysis of strategic options and post-merger integration. She serves as a Board member at Odne AG (Lumendo), a dental start-up. Source scope: own N&V current published biography. Outside affiliations are source-published career context, not personal investment subscriptions. Exact appointment dates are not published.

Caglar Bilgin has extensive experience in strategy, sustainability, and financial advisory. Previously, he served as Sustainability Manager at Cape Capital AG, a multi-family office based in Zurich, where he worked closely with clients, relationship managers, and investment teams to implement client related projects, investments, and regulatory requirements. More recently, he was Director of Strategy & Operations at RHEINEST, a next-generation investment management company, overseeing high-impact initiatives and investments. Caglar enhances our team’s ability to manage complex projects, optimize investment flows and strengthen our foundation for future growth. He holds an MSc in Social Business and Entrepreneurship from the London School of Economics and Political Science. Source scope: own N&V current published biography. Outside affiliations are source-published career context, not personal investment subscriptions. Exact appointment dates are not published.

Sandro D'Elia brings more than 15 years of experience at the intersection of economic policy, regulation, and public administration. After beginning his career in economic research, he held various positions, including Secretary General of two Liechtenstein ministries, leading the implementation of major projects and strategies, communications and public relations. Most recently he headed the Economic Affairs Division at the Office of Economic Affairs. Sandro strengthens our team with his project management capabilities, his understanding of regulatory processes, and a network built across Liechtenstein's public and private sector over many years. He holds a Master of Arts in Economics from the University of Fribourg. Source scope: own N&V current published biography. Outside affiliations are source-published career context, not personal investment subscriptions. Exact appointment dates are not published. Generic silhouette in own directory rejected as authentic individual photograph.

Yves Vögele brings his expertise from the world of law and investments. He acquired his legal foundation through his studies at the University of Lucerne and the University of St. Gallen with a focus on regulation, VC and PE law. His path led him to actively participate in several fintech companies as a regulatory and legal advisor. Source scope: own N&V current published biography. Outside affiliations are source-published career context, not personal investment subscriptions. Exact appointment dates are not published.

Reto Näscher is Co-Founder and Managing Partner of N&V Capital, where he leads early-stage investments in bold, forward-thinking European startups. As an active venture capital investor, Reto brings deep operational and strategic expertise to the table—shaped by more than 20 years in financial services, digital innovation, and entrepreneurship. He has backed and supported startups across sectors such as Fintech, Digital Health and Medtech, and plays an active role in guiding founders through critical growth stages. Before founding N&V Capital, Reto co-founded the Prosperity Company, a digital financial services group, and led it as CEO until its acquisition by Fidelidade, Portugal’s leading insurance provider. He remains closely involved with the group as Vice Chairman of Liechtenstein Life and a member of its Executive Board. Reto also contributes to Liechtenstein’s innovation ecosystem through his investment committee role at Seed X Liechtenstein, as Vice Chairman of Liechtenstein Marketing, and as a lecturer at the University of Liechtenstein in the areas of startup financing and entrepreneurship. His hands-on approach and long-term mindset define his work as an investor—focused on building enduring companies with real-world impact. Source scope: own N&V current published biography. Outside affiliations are source-published career context, not personal investment subscriptions. Exact appointment dates are not published.

N & V Capital AG is the Liechtenstein entrepreneurial single-family office and early-stage venture investor operating nvcapital.li. Its own imprint identifies the exact legal company and public-register number FL-0002.657.542-0; its privacy notice independently confirms the same website operator. The platform invests in the United States and Europe in health and medical technology, artificial intelligence, robotics and space technology. Its own site expressly says it invests from its balance sheet, providing patient capital and flexible decisions rather than operating a traditional externally funded venture fund. The single-family-office investment platform is kept distinct from Indian NV Capital and other N/V-named investors; no regulatory licence, AIF status or beneficial ownership percentage is inferred from the public-register number. No verified founding date was found. The current contact page names Vaduz at Drescheweg 2 and a Zürich branch at Gutenbergstrasse 10. An undated legal imprint gives Stuffen Egg 1 in Triesen, while the privacy notice dated November 2023 gives the earlier Pflugstrasse 16, Vaduz. These source addresses are time-qualified rather than assumed to establish the current registry seat. The exact company identity is consistent across those pages. The complete own published team comprises founding partners Reto Näscher and Yves Vögele; Caglar Bilgin in Investments & Operations; Sandro D’Elia in Advisory & Operations; Fabian Marxer in Finance & Administration; Simone Übele Näscher as Venture Partner for Medtech & Digital Health; and Dr. Robert MacKenzie as Venture Partner for Robotics and AI. Reto’s biography identifies him as co-founder and managing partner, formerly co-founder and CEO of the Prosperity Company before its Fidelidade acquisition. Team biographies describe relevant law, venture finance, sustainability, public administration, medical M&A and robotics engineering expertise. Published external employers and university affiliations are biographical context, not separate N&V employees or personal cash investments. Six genuine individually identified photographs were visually verified; the own Sandro silhouette is a placeholder and is not uploaded. Robert’s illustrated robotics composite was rejected in favour of his genuine self-published professional photograph, corroborated by the identical ANYbotics, Labster and ETH career. The company logo is the original inline navbar vector mark, rasterized without redesign; the homepage’s decorative tree illustration is not used as a logo. Own portfolio descriptions and direct issuer links identify computer-vision cancer-diagnostics company Moonlight AI; AI-assisted medical-product virtual studies at Virtonomy; AI preventive screening at Aeon; AI and LLM product-development software at Elio; AI coaching at Brio; conversational recruitment at Asendia AI; AI systems engineering at Reshape Systems; mixed-reality and AI orthopaedic tools at Claro Surgical; AI ship-cleaning robots at Nautica Technologies; predictive building-control algorithms at Viboo; and deep-technology businesses Odne, Beyond Reach Labs, Forg3D and Pave Space. Nilo is identified as workplace mental-health support. These source-confirmed portfolio relations do not establish a particular financing stage, date, lead status, check amount or individual partner subscription. Other portfolio names and legal/operating aliases are queued for complete independent enrichment. Moonlight AI’s original issuer announcement confirms a completed USD 3.3 million seed financing announced May 6, 2026, naming N&V Capital of Liechtenstein as a participant alongside the three co-leads and existing QAI Ventures. Its own current N&V portfolio entry and investment announcement corroborate the affiliation. Individual N&V ticket and exact subscribing vehicle beyond the named company brand are undisclosed. The company-profile owner records the sole participation on the actual retained issuer event; no duplicate parent, partner or family-office check is inferred. No external-LP fund, actual fund close, AUM, fixed investment budget or published capital ticket range is proven. Corporate balance-sheet investing, portfolio-company total raises and fund-like marketing terms are not converted into invented fundraising cash.

Mikael Boyum founded the business that became Boyum IT in1997, originally MBJ Electronics. Boyum’s current own corporate history identifies him as founder and chairman. Its software business develops products for ERP and manufacturing workflows. Following Boyum’s2022 acquisition of Paperflow, PaperflowApS’s signed2022 annual report identifies him as its executive/CEO at the March22,2023 signing. That is historical legal-company evidence rather than a claim he is current CEO of the Paperflow product after Digisense bought its software in2026. No personal investment is substituted for a Boyum corporate acquisition.

Carsten Nørrevang Mogensen was CEO of Paperflow before its2022 acquisition by Boyum IT. The issuer’s2021 signed legal annual report provides his full name, while the buyer’s2022 announcement uses Carsten Nørrevang. His own professional announcement states he left Paperflow after transferring all shares to a new owner, with his last working day August31,2022. This is a historical executive affiliation; no current Paperflow employment, undisclosed acquisition proceeds or authentic portrait is inferred.

Dan Rose Johansen is an AI entrepreneur and the co-founder and former CEO of Paperflow, the machine-learning invoice-processing company founded in2015. His own2020 departure announcement says he would leave the CEO role while remaining a co-owner. His current own Todai biography identifies him as founder and CEO of that AI consulting business and author of Applying Artificial Intelligence. His professional writing addresses practical AI implementation and business strategy. He is distinct from the former Facebook executive and Coatue investor Dan Rose; no shared identity or current Paperflow executive role is inferred.

Werner Valeur, formerly Toke Kruse as explicitly stated in his own curriculum vitae, is a Danish software entrepreneur. His own historical portfolio identifies him as a co-founder of Paperflow with Preben Damgaard and Dan Rose Johansen. A December2019 CVX interview describes his role directing the English subsidiary and expanding the business in the UK. His own biography discusses founding Billy and other software companies; the name change is an alias of one person, not a second founder. Paperflow was acquired by Boyum in2022 and its software transferred to Digisense in2026. His Paperflow role is historical; no current executive employment or exact personal financing allocation is inferred.

Paperflow is the Danish AI-based invoice and document-processing software business originally incorporated as Paperflow ApS, formerly Bilagscan, CVR37035785, on 27 August 2015. Its machine-learning software extracts and structures invoice information for accounting and ERP workflows, reducing manual document entry. The historical Copenhagen company was co-founded by Werner Valeur (formerly Toke Kruse), Dan Rose Johansen and Preben Damgaard. It is distinct from unrelated PaperFlow notebook applications and scientific-paper tools. Boyum IT acquired the company in August 2022; seller Damgaard’s announcement says August1 whereas the buyer-investor release describes August5, so the exact transaction day is qualified as unresolved. Founder Dan Rose Johansen announced his departure as CEO in2020; Carsten Nørrevang Mogensen was CEO before the2022 sale and subsequently announced his departure. The signed2022 legal annual report identifies Mikael Boyum as executive/CEO as of its March22,2023 signing. These company affiliations are historical rather than a claim of a current independent executive team. On February25,2026 Digisense announced it had bought the Paperflow SOFTWARE from Boyum IT; this is an asset transfer, not evidence that Digisense bought the entire historical legal company. The original paperflow.com domain now redirects to Digisense’s Paperflow product page. Digisense A/S, CVR32082378, is a distinct current software provider; its own executives are not automatically employees of historical Paperflow ApS. Damgaard confirms it was a co-founder and seed investor. A December2019 CVX interview reports nearly DKK15M raised cumulatively, approximately DKK9M through the CVX platform; those figures are not a verified fresh priced round or CVX’s own principal investment. Neither the2022 company purchase nor2026 software purchase discloses a price. A2022 annual-report parent subsidy/support statement does not establish fresh cash proceeds or a financing-round allocation. Current legal status of the historical ApS after the2026 asset transfer, transaction consideration, detailed historical round allocations and a current independent staff directory remain unpublished or unverified. This is enterprise AI document automation; no neuroscience or clinical product claims are inferred. The current own Boyum legal-group directory identifies Boyum IT Solutions CPH ApS under the SAME DanishCVR37035785, establishing a renamed historical subsidiary rather than a second issuer. That directory does not establish current legal activity; a subsequently reported merger/dissolution requires direct registry confirmation and is retained as a verification gap. Historical role coverage also includes the complete signedMay27,2021 public executive and board roster; public legal directors are distinguished from employees.

Eye2Gene’s2026Part7staff introduction names Andrés Edwards as an intern in commercial strategy and business development. He maintains the HubSpotCRM, standardises deal data, trains colleagues and models market size with commercial advisorBruceHellman. The issuer says he is a London Business School MBAcandidate with prior consulting and Chilean public-sector experience. The currentpublished internship is not automatically permanent employment or investment authority.

Bruce Hellman is Eye2Gene’s current named commercial advisor, supporting strategy, business development and go-to-market with pharma/biotech clients. Its2026issuer introduction identifies him as founder of clinical-trial software company uMotif, which he developed through SeriesB, and an Imperial College Business School MBA. His adviser relationship is not a personal investment or director appointment.

Eye2Gene’s2026named staff introduction identifies Oksana Krykun as Founder Associate after a UCL MSc in Bioscience Innovation and Enterprise. The issuer describes a decade of product leadership including Ukraine’s national MedTech programme and a Kyiv deep-tech accelerator. She supports ISO27001preparation, new services and internal operational systems; working toward certification is distinguished from alreadycertified.

Saumya joined Eye2Gene as a Founder Associate around its commercial spinout, supporting strategy, governance, board/pitch materials, ISO work and communications. Its2026Part4staff introduction says she begins a Cambridge MPhil in Translating Medical Device and Advanced Therapy Research inOctober2026 and will remain part-time as Head of Communications; exacttransitionday is not invented. Her own public profile identifies Durham training and a2023–2024Weill Cornell ophthalmology research placement. The shareholder/manager name is not inferred from her communications role.

Eye2Gene’s2026Meet the Team series names Judith McCarron as Regulatory Affairs and Quality Lead, joining from regulatory-specialist work at TÜV SÜD. She restructures quality documentation, assesses suppliers and develops technical files for evolving medical-device and AI requirements. This is development/compliance work, not proof that Eye2Gene already holds every target approval.

Alan leads Eye2Gene’s AWS infrastructure, production deployment and shared engineering systems. The company’s2026named introduction describes a background in physics and computational biology followed by data science and cloud architecture, and a focus on reliable, secure clinical AI deployment. PublicshortnameAlanS. is explicitlybridged by the fullnamed issuerpost heading.

Errolson develops Eye2Gene’s frontend dashboards and contributes to quality-management records, standard operating procedures and work instructions. The company names him as a new current developer in its2026Meet the Team introduction.

Elis Yalman coordinates Eye2Gene projects and clinical/research partnerships as Medical Science Liaison. Her MSci training supported early commercial planning and user research; she also manages partner onboarding and external collaboration.

William Woof leads Eye2Gene’s AI research as Chief AI Officer and co-founder. His work combines multimodal imaging and genetics. His own lab biography identifies a Manchester AI PhD and Durham mathematics training.

Ismail Moghul is Eye2Gene’s CTO and co-founder. His work spans genomics, software engineering, deployment and hospital-system integration. His legal director name is Muhammad Ismail Azhar Moghul.

Eye2Gene is a London precision-ophthalmology company combining retinal imaging, genomics and machine learning to identify likely genetic causes of inherited retinal disease. Its software prioritises candidate genes, measures imaging biomarkers and supports diagnosis, clinical-trial recruitment and gene-therapy development. The 2025 Nature Machine Intelligence study provides retrospective research validation; it does not establish universal clinical accuracy or regulatory approval. An active Innovate UK project aims to obtain UKCA/CE approval before clinical deployment. The active legal entity is Eye2Gene Limited, UK company 11534583, incorporated on 23 August 2018. UCL Ventures and the issuer date its commercial spinout to 2026; that milestone is distinct from legal incorporation. Phenopolis Limited (11541164) is a separate software company sharing researchers, with no verified rename or merger. The technology originated in UCL Institute of Ophthalmology and Moorfields research. Published leadership includes CEO/co-founder Nikolas Pontikos, CTO/co-founder Ismail Moghul, Chief AI Officer/co-founder William Woof and CMO/co-founder Michel Michaelides. Elis Yalman manages projects and medical-science liaison. The issuer's 2026 staff introductions also name Errolson Gonito, Alan Sousa da Silva, Judith McCarron, Saumya Agrawal, Oksana Krykun, commercial adviser Bruce Hellman and commercial intern Andrés Edwards. Saumya's October 2026 move from Founder Associate to part-time communications is qualified separately. Public profile-member counts and research coauthorship are not treated as undisclosed employees. The corrected statutory share-allotment filing records cash shares issued during 23–30 March 2026: 328,945 A ordinary shares at GBP 3.04 and 80,000 ordinary shares at GBP 0.00001, totalling GBP 999,993.60. A separate 6–20 July 2026 allotment records 90,570 A ordinary shares at GBP 3.04, totalling GBP 275,332.80. These are statutory subscription periods, with series labels, individual buyers and exact closing days undisclosed. Exact cents remain in evidence because the structured Money field supports whole units. The original March SH01 was replaced on 3 August 2026. Innovate UK's official project 10189359 records a GBP 298,345 grant offer to Eye2Gene Limited for regulatory approval, active May 2026–November 2027. GBP 662,989 is project cost, not the grant; an offer is not proof of bank disbursement. Twin Path Ventures' exact-domain portfolio confirms an undated investment affiliation without allocating it to either statutory allotment. Earlier NIHR and charity awards supported academic research and are not automatically company cash. Support logos alone do not establish paid equity checks by KQ Labs, UCLB, AWS, Adeline or Cambridge Angels. Secondary claims of a November 2025 USD 921,000 seed and USD 2.73 million cumulative financing remain unverified.

Nikolas Pontikos leads Eye2Gene as CEO and co-founder. His UCL Institute of Ophthalmology research combines genetics, retinal imaging and AI; he previously directed AI at Moorfields’ Reading Centre.

Abzu co-founder and former CEO. His May21,2024 statement confirms his departure as CEO and continued advisory-board involvement. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

Industrial engineer with chemical/materials research and software experience, succeeding Casper Wilstrup as CEO in May2024. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

Copenhagen high-energy-physics PhD specialising in heavy ions, applying machine learning to scientific data. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

Technical University of Denmark graduate and former agile consultant, applying high-performance, parallel and distributed computing. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

Operations professional with six years of London experience spanning hotels, marketing and private equity. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

Glasgow molecular-genetics PhD with research experience at Cambridge’s LMB and Oxford before pharmaceutical business development. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

Abzu ApS (Danish CVR39248530) was a Copenhagen/Barcelona artificial-intelligence and biotechnology company. Its proprietary QLattice produced interpretable models for scientific data, biomarker discovery and RNA drug design, including experimental siRNA and antisense oligonucleotide work. Its published research and Contera Pharma collaboration addressed disease understanding and therapeutic design; these are research capabilities, not clinical approval or demonstrated patient efficacy. The Danish Maritime and Commercial Court placed the exact Danish company into bankruptcy proceedings by decree on April15,2026, case K805/26-K, following an April9 petition; official notice S15042026-470 identifies the company and CVR. Its own LinkedIn profile now says it no longer exists. The company website fails TLS retrieval, while cached own pages preserve the last nine-person roster, dated February2026. All roster roles are therefore explicitly historical; no current operating team is claimed. Victor Galindo succeeded Casper Wilstrup as CEO in May2024. Own brand history confirms a EUR5.8M seed financing in April2021; the exact full closing day remains unpublished in the primary evidence reviewed. Cumulative VC/total-funding figures and the EUR2.5M EIC grant award are not additional executed cash rounds. Former investors and current-at-publication PSV backing are distinguished; shareholder percentages are not individual cash checks. Additional primary history: co-founder Kevin Broløs’s October15,2019 public post reproduces Abzu’s explicit announcement of another EUR1.75M raised. This incremental financing is recorded separately with its exact cash closing day, stage and undisclosed subscribers left unknown; the co-founder’s repost date is not a financing close.

Bioinformatician specialising in genetics and omics; Copenhagen PhD and Mount Sinai postdoctoral research on disease variation. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

RNA scientist with biotechnology-engineering and molecular-biology training and extensive academic/pharma experience. Neumirna announced her appointment September23,2026. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

Software developer with an Oregon State computer-science master’s, C++ libraries, recommender-system and machine-learning-service experience. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

Finance professional with a Copenhagen Business School master’s and twelve years of experience scaling growth businesses. Abzu affiliation is historical; bankruptcy April2026 and ceased-operation statement prevent a current-employment inference.

Kay Franz Horst Brunner, professionally Kay Brunner, is Moonlight AI SA’s statutory board chairman in the April2026 official Swiss register. His own KayStone biography describes a licensed physician with a doctorate in medicine, business qualification and more than25 years in health technology, including Roche senior leadership and Abbott general management. He founded KayStone as an advisory platform. A genuine named portrait is published by Alivion on its own current board page, whose Roche/Abbott career independently matches this identity.

Sezai Taskin was named Moonlight AI’s CEO and one of four cofounders in Venture Kick’s March15,2023 award announcement. He is qualified as a historical founder/CEO, rather than one of the three current published leaders. DayOne’s own biography describes a University of Basel MBA and more than20 years in pharmaceutical commercial leadership at Roche, AbbVie and AstraZeneca, and strategic business development at Owkin; the own2021 portrait is historical. His profile is distinct from the Turkish engineering academic Sezai Taşkın.

Stefan Habringer is Moonlight AI’s chief medical officer and a cofounder. He is a clinician-scientist and hematologist with a research group at Charité Berlin and experience leading hematological clinical trials. The official Swiss formation also names him a statutory director.

Nicole Halley Romano, published professionally as Nicole H. Romano, is Moonlight AI’s chief technology officer and a cofounder. She holds an engineering PhD from Stanford and has more than10 years of experience developing machine-learning and AI products in startups. The official Swiss formation names Nicole Halley Romano, matching the published current CTO.

Christian Ruiz is Moonlight AI’s current CEO and chief scientific officer and a cofounder. The company identifies more than15 years of experience in diagnostic assay research/development and precision medicine, and a professorship in experimental medicine at the University of Basel medical faculty.

Moonlight AI develops computer-vision systems that analyze routine blood, bone-marrow and cytology images alongside molecular/genomic data to support identification of cancer-related genomic biomarkers and prioritize diagnostic testing. Its Swiss platform targets hematological and solid-tumor workflows, including myelodysplastic syndromes, chronic lymphocytic leukemia and non-small-cell lung cancer. The company is pursuing regulatory approval and commercial deployment; published performance statements are developer claims, not independently established clinical clearance. Current public leaders are cofounders Christian Ruiz (CEO/CSO), Nicole H. Romano (CTO) and Stefan Habringer (CMO). The business began in2022 as Moonlight AI Sàrl, CHE-223.971.358, later Moonlight Operations AI Sàrl. Current holding/successor Moonlight AI SA (English AG), CHE-156.170.583, was registered April24,2026, received predecessor shares and a convertible claim as in-kind contributions, then absorbed the operations company in a merger published June29,2026. The statutory capital and exchanged shares are not new financing cash. Its May6,2026 announced closed seed round raised USD3.3M. It is distinct from The Moonlight Collective and MoonLake Immunotherapeutics.

Sami Ben Romdhane is a venture partner and investment-committee member at MEDIN. The firm describes more than 35 years of software-systems experience, including architecture, development and delivery of scalable distributed systems, cloud platforms, middleware, storage, networking, security and AI infrastructure. He co-founded and exited two startups, one acquired by BEA Systems. Exact company names, appointment dates and personal investment amounts are not disclosed in the reviewed profile.

Ghazi Ben Othman, also published as Ghazi Benothman and Ghazi Ben Othmane, is a MEDIN co-founder and general partner. He has more than three decades of technology operating and investment experience across Silicon Valley, the GCC and North Africa. He worked in engineering at Motorola and Dell before moving into investing at Deutsche Bank and Crosslink Capital. The firm describes later managing-director and chief-investment-officer work at a Saudi SME private-equity fund. He co-founded TechWadi and supported North African entrepreneurship initiatives. He holds a master’s degree in computer engineering from the University of Southern California. These earlier employers are career history, not present MEDIN affiliates.

Noomane Fehri is a co-founder and general partner of MEDIN Fund Management. The Tunisian regulator named him president and chief executive when the manager began regulated operations in 2023; the current website presents his general-partner role. His career includes roughly three decades across Schlumberger and ATOS in Africa, Europe and Asia. He previously served as Tunisia’s Minister of Digital Economy and helped develop its startup ecosystem. He founded or led initiatives including Technoriat, B@Labs and MDBAN. His education includes geophysics at ENS-ULM and engineering at the French Petroleum Institute. Prior ministerial and corporate positions are historical, not current appointments.

MEDIN Fund Management Company S.A., branded MEDIN VC, is a Tunisian regulated venture-capital manager connecting Maghreb research and development with European and Silicon Valley markets. It backs early-stage companies in AI software and hardware, life sciences, cybersecurity and other frontier technologies. Tunisia’s financial regulator identifies legal entity RNE1825463X, incorporated May 30, 2023, and a portfolio-management licence granted November 10, 2022. Its current public team names co-founders and general partners Noomane Fehri and Ghazi Ben Othman, plus venture partner and investment-committee member Sami Ben Romdhane. A broader venture-partner network is described without a complete named roster. MEDIN manages Titan Seed Fund I, with distinct Euro and Tunisian-dinar compartments. Audited year-end 2025 Euro-compartment accounts distinguish EUR6M subscribed by ANAVA from EUR3M cumulative capital contributions and EUR2.58M net assets; these figures are not interchangeable and do not establish a final overall fund close. Current headquarters in the regulatory accounts are Les Berges du Lac, Tunis; the firm also lists Paris and San Francisco. Its public portfolio includes AI diagnostics, acoustic gastrointestinal monitoring, computational and quantum technologies, cybersecurity and drug discovery. Portfolio marketing and product-effectiveness claims are qualified as company statements.

Norlase co-founder and former chairman. The company announced February2025 that Jacob Philipsen succeeded him as chair while Hardwick remained a board member, acknowledging his decade of leadership during the company’s early development.

Medical-device leader and Medis Medical Imaging CEO with prior Philips, Keeler and LumiraDx experience. Her training includes Harvard-MIT health-sciences doctoral research and MIT electrical engineering. Norlase announced her board appointment July2024; current end-term unpublished.

Laser and medical-device executive with a DTU integrated-optics PhD. Norlase co-founder appointed chairman February2025; previously led Advalight, RSP Systems and Flux. Advalight CEO is a historical2025 source affiliation, not asserted current2026. Serstech current2026 board directory independently binds his original portrait.

Sorbisense is the Danish scientific-instrument and environmental-monitoring business founded in2004 by Hubert de Jonge and Gadi Rothenberg as an Aarhus University spin-out. Its patented passive SorbiCell sampling technology captures dissolved substances as water flows through a cartridge and uses a tracer to estimate the sampled volume. Laboratory analysis yields a concentration representative of the deployment period. It supports groundwater, surface-water, drainage, industrial-water and wastewater monitoring without an electric pump. This is deep technology based on chemistry, materials, patented sampling devices and field validation; AI or neuroscience applications are not established by these sources. This profile follows the original business and its continuing Sorbisense product/service unit. The original Danish Sorbisense A/S used CVR27580807, documented in a Danish Environmental Protection Agency published report. A registry-derived history identifies that original legal company as Datoselskabet af28.januar2004 A/S and reports voluntary liquidation onOctober2,2019. Eurofins acquired the business in2017; Eurofins' own brochure and current site confirm continuing Sorbisense services. Current operating Sorbisense A/S is a secondary name of Eurofins Miljø A/S CVR28848196 and is not the original legal company. The original company is therefore not presented as an independent current employer. Hubert de Jonge's founder and CEO affiliation is established historically by the2010 investor release. Gadi Rothenberg is the historical co-founder and an academic chemist at the University of Amsterdam. Current Eurofins Sorbisense product pages name Alexander Tøt as key account manager; that product-service affiliation is explicitly distinguished from employment by the original liquidated company. Exact private staff, a complete historical statutory board and current specialist roster remain unverified. Genuine named institutional portraits and the authentic portfolio-published Sorbisense brand mark are used; the cartoon currently served by Rothenberg's personal profile is excluded as a headshot. Capnova's own portfolio history states investment in2004 and exit in2017. Its predecessor Østjysk Innovation, Agro Business Innovation and two unnamed business angels supplied early capital and advice. The2005 European Commission assessment reports an EUR800,000 company valuation and25% ownership acquired by Østjysk Innovation; neither figure is treated as a proved EUR200,000 cash ticket. Vækstfonden's own June9,2010 release confirms new equity capital of an undisclosed million-kroner amount. No exact ticket, priced valuation, lead status or additional current financing is inferred. The2017 acquisition, undivided research-project budgets and laboratory service revenue are not fresh equity rounds.

Alexander Tøt is the key account manager named on Eurofins' current Sorbisense product/service page, last updatedJune12,2026, which publishes this genuine named portrait. This is the continuing Eurofins operating unit's service affiliation, not a statutory appointment or employment by the original liquidated SorbisenseA/S. Career history, education and exact appointment day are unverified.

Gadi Rothenberg is Sorbisense's historical co-founder and a University of Amsterdam professor of heterogeneous catalysis and sustainable chemistry. The university's2008 appointment biography confirms his Hebrew University applied-chemistry studies and doctorate, York Marie Curie research fellowship and co-founding of Sorbisense. The university supplies this genuine named2017 portrait. His Sorbisense operating duties and exact tenure are unpublished; current academic positions do not establish current employment by the original Sorbisense company.

Hubert de Jonge co-founded Sorbisense in2004 with Gadi Rothenberg and was its CEO in the primary June9,2010 Vækstfonden announcement. The announcement describes his Dutch background and Aarhus senior-researcher affiliation from1996 to2004. His genuine named portrait is published by Aarhus University. Subsequent publications identify Eurofins affiliations; the original company's CEO title is explicitly historical, with precise tenure unverified.

Daniel Patrick Jarrett was a member of the separately registered Ventures Together LLP from November 18, 2019 until January 20, 2021, according to Companies House. The LLP governance history predates the community’s published 2021 operating launch; no current managerial position is inferred.

Rona Ruthen was a director of VT Community Limited from November 16, 2023 until February 22, 2024, according to the UK company register. This is a historical governance affiliation and does not imply current Ventures Together employment or individual investment participation.

Dan Murray is publicly thanked as an early Ventures Together community member in its 2026 partner announcement. This source establishes the acknowledged operator-community relationship; it does not establish a staff role or a personal cash allocation to any particular investment.

Anthony Eskinazi is publicly thanked as an early Ventures Together community member in its 2026 partner announcement. This source establishes the acknowledged operator-community relationship; it does not establish a staff role or a personal cash allocation to any particular investment.

Jeremy King is publicly thanked as an early Ventures Together community member in its 2026 partner announcement. This source establishes the acknowledged operator-community relationship; it does not establish a staff role or a personal cash allocation to any particular investment.

Leonard Picardo is publicly thanked as an early Ventures Together community member in its 2026 partner announcement. This source establishes the acknowledged operator-community relationship; it does not establish a staff role or a personal cash allocation to any particular investment.

Maria Belousova was publicly listed by Primer Capital as Historical executive director — published2019; subsequent tenure unknown in its archived manager directory. Her2019 Primer biography describes portfolio strategy, financial/investment analysis and roughly a decade of project evaluation, with education at Higher School of Economics. She is distinct from the identically named Indigo/Grubhub technology executive already in Adex; no software-career attributes, portrait or roles are transferred. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

Eugene Tsyrklevich is publicly thanked as an early Ventures Together community member in its 2026 partner announcement. This source establishes the acknowledged operator-community relationship; it does not establish a staff role or a personal cash allocation to any particular investment.

Vadim Tarasov was publicly listed by Primer Capital as Advisory Board Member in its archived manager directory. His archived scientific role includes translational-medicine and pharmacy leadership at Sechenov University, a pharmaceutical-sciences doctorate and research on oncology/neurodegenerative therapies. Primer’s expert-council affiliation is historical and external, rather than current manager employment. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

John Edward Butler-Ransohoff was publicly listed by Primer Capital as Advisory Board Member in its archived manager directory. His archived career includes Bayer pharmaceutical R&D, external innovation and alliances, chemistry study at Heidelberg, a1986 doctorate at Max Planck and Rockefeller postdoctoral research. The archive describes HTGF investment-committee and academic/consortium roles; their current tenure is not independently inferred. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

Misha Gopaul is publicly thanked as an early Ventures Together community member in its 2026 partner announcement. This source establishes the acknowledged operator-community relationship; it does not establish a staff role or a personal cash allocation to any particular investment.

Norlase operations leader who joined in2019, became COO in2022 and previously worked in manufacturing development at Novo Nordisk.

Norlase regulatory and quality leader who previously worked at Oticon and led medical-device quality-system and clearance programmes.

Norlase technology leader and photonics researcher responsible for the LEAF laser platform; Danish Optical Society researcher award recipient.

Henry de Zoete is publicly thanked as an early Ventures Together community member in its 2026 partner announcement. This source establishes the acknowledged operator-community relationship; it does not establish a staff role or a personal cash allocation to any particular investment.

Sofya Yartseva was publicly listed by Primer Capital as Consultant in its archived manager directory. Her archived work covered scientific/pre-investment diligence. Her training includes biological/medical physics at MIPT, exchange study at École Polytechnique and molecular-genetics work in Strasbourg. The archived English card says consultant while Russian descriptions identify investment analysis. Current Unicorn’s named biography corroborates her earlier Primer analyst experience. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

Nadezhda Kartashova was publicly listed by Primer Capital as Adviser in its archived manager directory. Her archived biography describes pharmacy training and a pharmaceutical-sciences doctorate at St Petersburg’s chemical-pharmaceutical academy, GMP manufacturing internships and biotechnology study at Dublin City University. She was an adviser rather than a presumed investment partner. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

Norlase co-founder and laser-science leader with a semiconductor-laser PhD and prior photonics commercialization work at GIGA and NKT Photonics.

Elizaveta Rozhdestvenskaya was publicly listed by Primer Capital as COO in its archived manager directory. Her expertise includes biopharmaceutical venture financing and mathematical modelling of gene interactions. She completed Moscow State University mechanics/mathematics and biology studies in2002/2007. Her current Unicorn Capital Partners biography independently confirms former Primer executive-director tenure2016–2022, subsequent NTI venture work2022–2023 and Unicorn partnership sinceApril2023. The archived English card calls her COO; Russian executive-director wording is preserved as a title difference. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

Evgeny Shevchenko was publicly listed by Primer Capital as Project Manager in its archived manager directory. His archived remit was coordinating portfolio-company research and preclinical pharmaceutical projects, including scientific grants and government contracts. He studied biochemistry and fundamental medicine at Moscow State University and holds a biology doctorate. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

A Beamery co-founder and president publicly featured as a Ventures Together operator member. Membership does not establish employment by the syndicate or participation in a specific financing.

Norlase global-distribution executive with ophthalmic market-development experience at Allergan, Alcon and IRIDEX.

An entrepreneur with three reported business exits who is publicly featured in Ventures Together’s operator community. Membership does not establish employment by the syndicate or participation in a specific financing. Adil Mohammed is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Norlase strategic-planning executive whose ophthalmic sales career includes solid-state and pattern-scanning laser launches.

Anton Lavrentev was publicly listed by Primer Capital as CEO in its archived manager directory. His archived biography describes corporate law, investment structuring and intellectual-property work, with more than seven years of M&A advisory/in-house practice and law bachelor’s/master’s qualifications from Higher School of Economics. The2019 directory lists legal-department head, whereas2021/2022 lists CEO. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

Dmitry Sharov was publicly listed by Primer Capital as Managing partner, Investment committee member in its archived manager directory. His published experience centres on founding and managing the OCT clinical-research group and Data MATRIX eClinical software, including clinical-trial operations and corporate strategy. These are historically sourced affiliations, not proof of a current Primer appointment. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

Ophthalmic laser executive with prior work at IRIDEX, Optimedica and Topcon Medical Laser Systems; oversees Norlase medical devices.

An exited founder, angel and board member featured in Ventures Together’s operator community. Membership does not establish employment by the syndicate or participation in a specific financing.

Norlase co-founder and CEO who developed a university laser research project into an ophthalmic medical-device business.

Timur Avdeenko was publicly listed by Primer Capital as Managing partner, Investment committee member in its archived manager directory. His published background includes senior leadership at MDM Bank, EMAliance and Alfa Bank, investment work spanning industrial and clinical businesses, and board involvement with Le Click and Dr Botkin. The archive lists a doctorate; current employment is not independently established. Exact start/end days are unknown; archival publication does not assert a current2026 role or personal cash investment.

Norlase ApS is a Danish ophthalmic medical-device company (CVR/VAT35644547) commercializing laser technology developed at the Technical University of Denmark. It develops compact laser photocoagulation systems for retinal disease and glaucoma. Its LEAF, LION, ECHO and LYNX products combine semiconductor-laser technology with portable, fiberless designs, pattern scanning, wireless interfaces and voice control. The company operates in Ballerup, Denmark and Redwood City, California. Its relevance is deep technology, photonics and vision-related medical devices; voice control is a published feature, while an AI drug-discovery or neural-implant platform is not claimed. The live management page publishes eight named leaders and their authentic captioned portraits. Board releases document co-founder Jacob Philipsen becoming chair in February2025, succeeding co-founder David Hardwick, who remained a board member. Maya Barley’s board appointment was announced July2024. These board affiliations are qualified to the latest source dates where a complete current board index is unpublished. Primary sources verify an additional USD4.1million equity raise during2020 through West Hill Capital, USD10.6million SeriesB announced October25,2021, and USD11million financing announced in the body of the May23,2023 release. West Hill organizes investor syndicates; these links do not assert its LLP treasury supplied every dollar. The European Investment Bank project register records a EUR20million venture-debt facility signed December20,2024, announced February27,2025; capacity is distinguished from unknown actual drawdowns. Spring Nordic’s own portfolio verifies an undated investment relationship with no inferred priced round. CORDIS verifies three separate Horizon2020 grant agreements: CoDiS672196, CoDiS734075 and MILAS739714. Their Norlase net contributions are EUR50000, EUR1180012.05 and EUR114780 respectively. CoDiS734075 total project EU contribution EUR1423043.30 includes other beneficiary allocations and is not wholly Norlase cash. Grant agreements, project cost, paid cash, secondary share transactions and cumulative fundraising totals remain distinct. Other older national/programme awards and secondary ownership are retained in the research queue until precise beneficiary, institution and event evidence is established.

A data-engineering operator whose Ventures Together member profile cites earlier Pinterest and Twilio experience. Membership does not establish employment by the syndicate or participation in a specific financing.

Primer Capital is the historically documented Moscow-based biotechnology and medical-technology venture investor whose institutional portfolio includes Acticor Biotech. Its archived primary site provides a substantive manager profile, team and scientific expert council, investing in drug development, medical devices and clinical software. The site was operating by2015, while its LinkedIn profile gives2017 as founding year; an exact legal incorporation/founding year is not independently verified and remains unknown. This profile is distinct from AlexisJi’s2023 Primer Ventures, Primera Capital, Seattle’s PE FundI series of Primer Capital LP, Irish Primer Capital DAC, Primer AI software and the payments company Primer. Acticor’s approved2021 statutory registration identifies the exact holder PRIMER CAPITAL I LP with73,160shares. Athira’s original May29,2020 SEC investors-rights agreement independently names Primer-Capital I LP and its general partner Primer Capital Partners, signed by GP director Sean Inggs. The manager brand, exact fund and GP are differentiated; no unsupported Russian company registration or sole individual owner is invented. Share counts or percent ownership are not acquisition cost or a fund cash close. The exact legal fund vehicle is recorded with undisclosed size and closing day. Media figures such as100MRUB,5MUSD or larger targets are not promoted to primary-verified LP closes. The full published archival roster contains seven operating/advisory people and three external scientific/investment expert-council members, plus the separately dated2019 executive director Maria Belousova. All roles are expressly historical. Managing partners Timur Avdeenko and Dmitry Sharov, CEO Anton Lavrentev, executive director/COO Elizaveta Rozhdestvenskaya, research manager Evgeny Shevchenko, adviser Nadezhda Kartashova and analyst/consultant Sofya Yartseva are distinguished from external advisers Catherine Boule, John Edward Butler-Ransohoff and Vadim Tarasov. Current Unicorn Capital Partners independently confirms Elizaveta’s Primer tenure ended in2022; its team is not transferred to Primer. The archive directly establishes AI/deeptech and neuroscience relevance: Botkin.AI medical imaging/clinical decision-support investment with reported11MRUB contribution, Data MATRIX clinical-data software, Acticor’s ischemic-stroke programme, vascular microcatheters at Bendit, molecular bacteriotherapy at MatriSys and oncology diagnostics. Regulatory approvals, treatment efficacy and current operating status of portfolio technologies require issuer/authority evidence; the portfolio descriptions establish investment/research relevance rather than clinical validation. Own archived portfolio and SEC-supported Athira relationships are queued for full issuer identity/financing audits. As ofOctober2026, the former primer-capital.com domain displays unrelated Indonesian education content. It is recorded solely as historical provenance through timestamped archives, not as a verified current manager website. Current manager operating status, updated public roster, exact registrations and fund legal status are unresolved. Historical genuine logo and available portraits are preserved; missing archived image files are documented rather than replaced with invented pictures. The Acticor callback is owned solely by issuer researcher625 and uses its matching source-qualified historical institutional-equity event, with ticket/date/stage unknown unless a stronger primary cash audit proves otherwise.