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Stacia Whelan directs marketing at Codoxo, supporting its brand, communications and growth strategy. Her healthcare background spans providers, accountable-care organizations and insurers, including work concerning population health and healthcare analytics. She earned a business degree at Western Michigan University.

Jim Brady leads growth at Codoxo. Earlier payment-integrity responsibilities included Subrogation Advantage and Ingenix/Optum. He later directed payment-integrity work at BCBS Minnesota, led WholeHealth Living and managed a commercial payment-integrity business at Carelon. These are career affiliations rather than corporate investment attributions.

Ric Baron directs AI work at Codoxo, developing healthcare payment-integrity and fraud-detection products. His earlier research affiliations included HHMI, UC San Diego and the University of Utah. His corporate experience includes Komodo Health, CVS and SwissRe. He earned a computational-chemistry doctorate at ETH Zurich.

Toby Shum oversees finance at Codoxo. His experience includes finance leadership at Aledade, work with fintech investor Fenway Summer and banking at CapitalOne. He studied economics and finance at McGill and serves on nonprofit Willow Oak Therapy Center’s board, according to his published company biography.

Rajesh Razdan directs Codoxo’s product organization. He previously built health-plan products at Castlight Health and held product responsibilities at Okta and TIBCO. His education includes computer science and engineering at the University of Mysore. The own biography describes extensive work with enterprise software businesses.

Prasoon Saurabh leads engineering at Codoxo, with experience spanning technology development and product management. His earlier roles included engineering leadership at Ventureforth and work at Earthlink and3Com. He studied computer science at Amravati University and is credited with patents in his published company biography.

Rena Bielinski leads customer success at Codoxo. Her background combines pharmacy education at the University of Illinois Chicago with an accredited healthcare-fraud-investigation qualification. The company’s biography describes experience supporting healthcare integrity work and professional publications and presentations.

Codoxo, Inc. is the Delaware healthcare AI software company previously named Fraudscope Inc., with direct SEC continuity under CIK1706390. SEC filings identify legal incorporation2017; its technology and early public startup activity originated before that date from Georgia Tech research by co-founders Musheer Ahmed and Mustaque Ahamad. FraudScope is the company’s historical name, not a separate new issuer. Current headquarters are Duluth, Georgia. Codoxo supplies healthcare payers, pharmacy-benefit managers and government agencies with software for payment integrity, fraud, waste and abuse investigation and cost containment. Its Forensic AI platform and newer generative-AI ClaimPilot/Point Zero offerings address pre-claim, prepay and postpay workflows, provider education, data mining, clinical chart review, audit case management, and contract/policy compliance. These are published product descriptions; reported savings, accuracy, speed and security certifications are company claims rather than independent clinical or financial validation. This profile describes healthcare administrative software, not an approved medical diagnostic device. Its own current directory publishes nine named operating leaders with individual career histories and authentic portraits. Separately, dated statutory/public announcements establish historical directors and secretary roles, without automatically asserting that those affiliations remain current. Investor representatives are not assigned personal checks solely because of board seats. Four primary announced financings are represented once each:1.5M seed June12,2017;7M SeriesA July2,2020;20M initial SeriesB announcement February3,2022, amended within the same SEC offering to21,000,002 actual equity sold; and35M SeriesC December17,2025. First-sale December2021 is not a second SeriesB round. Earlier10.5M and later75M cumulative funding claims are not additional cash rounds or a basis for anonymous buyer placeholders. Unknown individual tickets and undisclosed payer vehicles remain unknown.

Musheer Ahmed founded Codoxo and serves as its CEO. The company’s healthcare-fraud AI grew from his doctoral research at Georgia Tech. His published biography describes research addressing health-data infrastructure and public discussion of technology for detecting fraud, waste and abuse.

Mustaque Ahamad co-founded Codoxo and leads its scientific work. He also co-founded Pindrop and is a Georgia Tech computer-science professor. His published Codoxo biography describes academic leadership in information security and privacy; these outside affiliations are distinct from personal cash investments.

Dhruv Desai is identified as a Circuitry.ai presales solutions consultant in its own2026 event team pages, including the August Field Service Next East roundtable on autonomous service journeys, knowledge mining and AI agents. His authentic portrait is individually associated with his name in issuer assets. A February event page misspells his first name as Drhuv; the repeatedly published Dhruv spelling is retained without creating a second person.

Josh Russell is Circuitry.ai’s Vice President of Products, with more than20 years of engineering and aftersales/support experience according to his own biography. He previously led Product and Consulting Excellence work at Syncron and delivered service-management solutions for global manufacturers including Philips Medical Devices, Cummins, AGCO and Kohler. The issuer’s2026 events also identify him as VP of Products; customer work does not imply he is an employee of those customer companies.

Naveen Srinivas is Circuitry.ai’s published Vice President of Customer Service. His own biography describes nearly two decades in product development, aftermarket platforms and digital service transformation, including senior engineering/product work at Syncron and earlier roles at Mize, PTC and4CS. He holds an MSc in computer science from the University of Alabama in Huntsville and an IT bachelor’s degree from Dr.Ambedkar Institute of Technology in Bangalore.

Nick Hall is named as a Circuitry.ai Account Executive in its own August2026 Field Service Next East team listing, with an individually identified genuine photographic portrait. He supports discussions about service AI and decision intelligence for equipment manufacturers. His wider career history is not established in the reviewed primary issuer material. He is distinct from the already recorded GundersonDettmer lawyer NickHall; their biographies, images and affiliations are kept separate.

Florida Opportunity Fund is Florida's private nonprofit venture-investment platform, supporting emerging businesses and venture managers connected to the state. Its programmes cover direct venture investments, fund-of-funds commitments and clean-energy investment. The official site identifies technology and software, life sciences and medical devices, aerospace and defence, advanced manufacturing and other emerging technologies as investment areas. The Fund of Funds programme launched in2008. Published state capitalization figures are programme allocations, not company investment tickets or private fund closing amounts. DeepWork Capital is separately identified as the investment manager in primary state records; its staff are not automatically Fund employees. The official leadership page publishes five directors and two corporate officers. Circuitry.ai's2025 seed announcement names the Fund as a participant; the issuer owns that event record. Private allocations and deployment dates remain undisclosed.

Ted Danner is Circuitry.ai’s published Senior Director for automotive warranty and service-contract AI solutions. His own biography describes more than20 years in Nissan OEM operations and aftermarket/third-party administration, covering claims operations, warranty, risk management, aftersales and captive finance. He applies that service-industry experience to AI decision intelligence for automotive claims and business operations.

Paul Cunningham is listed on Circuitry.ai’s leadership page as a growth and transformation leader and five-time CRO. His own biography describes go-to-market and sales leadership across startup, public, private and PE-backed SaaS businesses, including historical CRO/CCO work at PTC and Ellucian. The published description does not establish that he currently holds the CRO title at Circuitry.ai; his company role is recorded at the exact published leadership scope.

Ashok Kartham is founder and CEO of Circuitry.ai, developing AI-based decision intelligence for product and service operations. His own biography describes more than25 years leading enterprise software companies. He founded Mize, which merged with Syncron in2021, and earlier founded4CS, acquired by PTC in2011. He holds a computer-science degree from JNTU Hyderabad. Those prior businesses and transactions are separate from Circuitry.ai’s2025 seed financing.

Circuitry.ai develops Service Decision Intelligence software for manufacturers of complex products and equipment. Its platform uses generative, predictive and agentic AI, service knowledge graphs and domain-specific decision models to help teams answer product questions, troubleshoot repairs, identify parts and process warranty or service-contract claims. Its enterprise AI-as-a-Service products include Product Advisor, Service Advisor, Parts Advisor and Warranty Decision Intelligence, with AI advisors, analysts, agents and workers supporting service operations. The company serves industrial machinery, automotive, heavy equipment, electronics, imaging equipment and medical-device service organisations. These are enterprise service/support tools, not established clinical diagnostic devices or neuroscience therapies. Product accuracy, ROI and deployment-speed percentages on its website are vendor claims, not independent clinical validation. Commercial customer/partner announcements are separate from equity investment or acquisition cash. Identity reviewed October8,2026: exact own domain circuitry.ai and self-published corporate LinkedIn identify a private company founded2023, with Tampa headquarters and an AI R&D operation in Hyderabad. Its own privacy policy/website terms identify the business as Circuitry.ai; the precise underlying legal corporation name, registry identifier and incorporation day are not proven in the reviewed primary disclosures, so similarly worded secondary Inc. names are not substituted or cloned. Native/SQL name and domain preflights found no exact company record, only references in two existing managers. Founder and CEO AshokKartham previously founded Mize and4CS; those former companies are distinct, and his historic exits are not Circuitry.ai fundraising. Its October2024 Hyderabad R&D expansion is an operating investment, not a separately priced equity round. Full public named scope comprises18 people: five website leadership members AshokKartham, PaulCunningham, TedDanner, JoshRussell and NaveenSrinivas;2026 own-event employees NickHall, DhruvDesai and BobJuno; public company-directory employees RodLangohr, SudhirSingh, BalajiSridharG and SatyaPrasadPV; source-scoped advisers LorienPratt and MarkHessinger; seed-board appointee BenPatz; and dated2024/2025 staff DheerajInampudi, NathanTarpey and MikeWoellert. Paul is published as a growth/transformation leader and five-time historical CRO, not asserted to be the current company CRO. Mark’s role is scoped to its AI advisory-lab programme. Lorien’s appointment is explicitly announced February19,2024, with current continuation not independently confirmed; Ben’s board appointment was announced in the2025 seed release and is similarly time-qualified. Historical engineering/product/marketing titles are not presented as independently verified current employment. Sudhir’s own profile explicitly identifies VP of Platform Engineering; Balaji’s identifies Product Designer; Satya’s issuer job listing identifies HRBPManager. Rod’s exact current rank remains unpublished. The employer-directory and own event staff listings do not establish a complete privately employed workforce. Fifteen authentic new individually associated portraits are verified, with Ben’s existing authentic DeepWork portrait preserved; authentic Nathan/Mike portraits remain gaps. Dheeraj’s current personal website identifies work building EigenH AI, supporting explicit historical qualification of his Circuitry engineering affiliation; exact departure date is unpublished. NickHall’s existing namesake at GundersonDettmer is a different person and is preserved; the company employee has a separate qualified identity and genuine own portrait. External customer/guest speakers are excluded from company staff. Actual financing: one seed round was explicitly reported closed October1,2025, led by DeepWorkCapital with FloridaOpportunityFund, Lasagna and LookoutVentures participating. Total equity cash, valuation, individual tickets, subscribing legal vehicles and exact closing/payment day are undisclosed. The structured round amount and individual tickets stayNULL; October1 is the announcement day, not an assumed disbursement day. The institutional participants are source-qualified at the published manager or institution level, with exact subscribing-fund allocations unproved. FloridaOpportunityFund is separately governed from its adviser DeepWorkCapital; its company investment is not attributed to the manager’s own capital. LookoutVentures is distinct from the similarly named cybersecurity company. No prior/second financing, government grant, founder personal check or acquisition proceeds are inferred without primary transaction proof.

Committed Capital is the US venture investment manager Committed Capital Management, LLC, SEC exempt reporting adviser CRD342059 / file802-136256, identified in its April13,2026 Form ADV. Its filed website is committed.capital; the current domain is unavailable or parked, so its branding and a complete public staff directory remain unverified. This firm is distinct from the British EIS manager committedcapital.co.uk, Dutch private-equity firm committedcapital.nl, the older sustainable-investment consultancy committedcapital.com, and Committed Advisors. The SEC filing names Hersh Shailesh Desai as its managing member and controlling direct owner, with that status acquired in November2025. The January2026 Convergence organizer independently identifies Hersh Desai with Committed Capital. It reports two Delaware private venture funds, Committed Capital Fund I, LP and Committed Capital Opportunities I, LLC, with distinct GPs. Reported gross asset values are not treated as fund closes or new cash. The initial Fund I FormD offers USD150M but reports zero sold and first sale yet to occur; it is an offering target, not a USD150M raise. Gravity AI’s own funding announcement and transaction counsel identify Committed Capital as Series A co-lead, and Rune’s issuer announcement also names it as a participant. The portfolio legal vehicle and individual investment allocations are not published. Hersh Desai’s personal biography describes earlier or independently scoped NFDG, AI Grant and Andromeda activities; those are not attributed to this manager or assumed to be successor-firm assets.

Hersh Shailesh Desai, publicly known as Hersh Desai, is managing member and controlling owner of Committed Capital Management, LLC, according to its April2026 SEC Form ADV; the filing reports that status since November2025. The January2026 Convergence organizer names him as a venture-capital host representing Committed Capital. His own personal biography describes running investment activities for NFDG, the fund associated with Nat Friedman and Daniel Gross, leading seed-to-growth investments, running the AI Grant accelerator and helping manage the Andromeda Cluster. Those published activities and portfolio examples are scoped to NFDG and are not automatically Committed Capital investments. He describes being born in India and raised in Wilmington, North Carolina, with earlier work across biomedical engineering, nonprofits, finance, medicine, consulting, enterprise software and autonomous vehicles. No education degree or transition date is inferred. This is distinct from similarly named Indian lawyers, musicians and Michigan electrical-engineering students. His authentic public LinkedIn-author portrait was retrieved from his own unique hersh-desai post and visually verified.

John Oidtman was appointed to Beaconcure’s strategic advisory board in June2023. The issuer describes executive experience in research and development, strategic-business operations and global clinical operations at EMD Serono. A continuing2026 appointment is not asserted.

Sarah Zakrzewski is identified as Beaconcure Director of Business Operations in the issuer’s July13,2026 CEO appointment release. This source establishes the named role but does not provide a personal biography or portrait.

Christine Oliver is disclosed as Beaconcure executive officer and director in its January2025 SEC equity notice. This is a dated historical affiliation; the current2026 leadership directory names Seth Houston as CEO and does not publish Oliver as a current executive.

Irving Dark advises Beaconcure on clinical research operations and business development. He founded Sun Rock Partners and previously established Cytel’s Clinical Research Services division, following leadership work at Veristat and PAREXEL. His published biography also names MMS Holdings and a Lindsay Goldberg affiliate-partner affiliation.

Névine Zariffa is a Beaconcure scientific advisory board member with a career in biometrics, clinical-development data and real-world evidence. Her published background includes AstraZeneca, ANOVA, ZS Associates, Intelligencia and six years on the CDISC board. Outside affiliations are retained as source-published professional context.

Noam Stern co-founded Financial Algorithms (FINAL), an Israeli algorithmic trading business. Beaconcure identifies him as an investor from its inception, a former early chairman and current published board member. His degrees are in electrical engineering from the Technion and economics from Tel Aviv University. The exact subscriber vehicle, dates and size of his historical Beaconcure investment are unpublished.

Rick Riegel was appointed Beaconcure board chairman in the June13,2023 SeriesB issuer announcement and was listed as a director in January2025 SEC disclosure. The2026 published board names Anne Whitaker as chair; his prior appointment is historical.

Beaconcure co-founder Yoran Bar was its CEO in the June2023 SeriesB announcement; SEC filings identify him formally as Yoran Tzvi Bar and list executive-officer/director capacities in2021 and2023. Current2026 CEO Seth Houston supersedes that historical title.

Zeevi Bergman was named a director in Beaconcure Inc.’s November2021 SEC equity offering notice. A continuing2026 board appointment and additional personal-investment allocation are not inferred.

Adam Heunis is Beaconcure CTO, directing software engineering, architecture, data strategy and research and development for the Verify clinical-statistics validation platform. His earlier work spans healthcare, finance and consulting. He studied commerce at the University of Port Elizabeth.

Chuck Gelb is Beaconcure’s published Vice President of Global Sales; the accompanying biography also describes Head of Sales responsibilities. He previously served as Phastar Chief Commercial Officer and led North American sales at Cytel. His academic background spans pharmaceutical management, biotechnology and biochemistry.

Ilan Carmeli co-founded Beaconcure and is its Chief Operating Officer and a published board member. His background includes customer-focused product development and digital innovation in Israeli financial technology. He contributes to Give & Tech and studied information management engineering at Ben Gurion University.

Michael Tober leads finance and operations at Beaconcure. His international career includes finance, accounting, IT, acquisitions and operational change across life sciences, software, manufacturing, retail and airlines. He holds an executive MBA in strategic leadership from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

Seth Houston became Beaconcure CEO effective July13,2026 and is on its published board. His prior commercial leadership includes MediSpend, IQVIA, OpenQ, Wolters Kluwer Health and Proscape Technologies. He holds an MBA in pharmaceutical marketing from Saint Joseph’s University and a bachelor’s degree from Salisbury University.

Beaconcure is a clinical-development software company whose Verify platform applies AI and automation to review statistical clinical-trial outputs, including tables, listings and figures, and to support traceability, quality assurance and submission workflows for biopharmaceutical companies and contract research organisations. The issuer describes the business as founded in2016; its exact US reporting corporation Beaconcure Inc., CIK1894780, was incorporated in Delaware in2021, so platform founding and US legal-entity formation are distinguished. Current public leadership includes CEO Seth Houston, appointed effectiveJuly13,2026, co-founder/COO Ilan Carmeli, finance/operations VP Michael Tober, CTO Adam Heunis and global sales VP Chuck Gelb. The published board includes Anne Whitaker as chairperson (called Interim Chair in July2026), Todd Holmes, Noam Stern, Houston and Carmeli; advisers Névine Zariffa and Irving Dark are listed separately. Former CEO/co-founder Yoran Bar, later officer Christine Oliver and dated prior directors/advisers are preserved as historical affiliations. Verify supports analysis and documentation for regulatory submissions; that does not establish FDA approval of Beaconcure software, clinical efficacy or approval of a drug merely because a customer uses it. The company announced actualUSD14M SeriesB closure onJune13,2023 led by NewVale Capital with unnamed existing investors. Its March2023 SEC notice reported9.89M sold toward the same14M offering, not a second additive raise. Separate SEC disclosures report2.04M sold toward an ongoing4M offering in2021, and a fully soldUSD14,989,997 equity offering inJanuary2025 whose primary disclosed stage/buyers are unpublished. Filing-signature and first-sale dates are not guessed final closing days. Noam Stern is explicitly described by the issuer as a lead investor from inception; exact historical ticket, vehicle and financing details are undisclosed. Pfizer is a product-development partner, not an inferred equity investor. Secondary-only early seed/grant figures are queued for primary verification, not entered as paid cash.

Byeong Oh Jin (진병오) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Vice President; Head of Trading in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 부사장 and responsibilities Trading부문장. Its published career and education history is: Indiana University MBA(碩) SC제일은행 유안타증권 Commerzbank AG(홍콩) Credit Agricole CIB(홍콩). This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Byung Ho Jang (장병호) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as CEO and Executive Director in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 대표이사 and responsibilities 대표이사. Its published career and education history is: 서강대 경제학(碩) 한화투자증권 경영지원본부 임원 한화생명 금융HRC팀장 한화생명 People&Culture팀 담당임원 한화생명 경영지원팀 담당임원 한화생명 People&Culture팀 담당임원 한화생명 금융비전Unit 담당임원 한화투자증권 부사장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred. The own corporate press uses the English spelling Byung-Ho Jang and confirms his CEO appointment on September1,2025. His genuine named appointment headshot was supplied by Hanwha to the publication, with explicit photo attribution.

Cheol Min Kim (김철민) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; Head of Real Estate Finance in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities 부동산금융본부장. Its published career and education history is: 연세대 교육학 한화투자증권 부동산금융팀장 한화투자증권 부동산금융사업부장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Chi Ho Yoon (윤치호) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; Head of Institutional Finance in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities 법인금융본부장. Its published career and education history is: 충북대 경영학 한화투자증권 금융상품영업팀장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Chung Seop Shin (신충섭) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Executive Managing Director; Head of Wealth Management in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 전무 and responsibilities WM부문장. Its published career and education history is: 고려대 EMBA(碩) 한화투자증권 컨설팅관리팀 한화투자증권 WM추진팀장 한화투자증권 경북권역장 한화투자증권 준법감시인 한화투자증권 채널전략실장 한화투자증권 영업전략실장 한화투자증권 경영지원실장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Eun Sik Ryu (류은식) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; Head of Product Strategy in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities 상품전략실장. Its published career and education history is: 경희대 경제학 한화투자증권 신촌지점장 한화투자증권 노원지점장 한화투자증권 강서권역장 한화투자증권 HFC강서센터장 한화투자증권 강서지역사업부장 한화투자증권 강남지역사업부장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Guk Cheon Lee (이국천) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; Innovation Support Office in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities 혁신지원실. Its published career and education history is: 인하대 행정학 한화투자증권 인천지점 한화투자증권 홍보팀 한화투자증권 총무팀. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Guk Seong Kim (김국성) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; Head of Investment Finance in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities 투자금융본부장. Its published career and education history is: New York University 부동산학(碩) Marcus&Millichap Real Estate Investment Multi Group of Companies 삼성물산 국민연금공단 한화투자증권 Infra금융팀장 한화투자증권 글로벌ESG사업부장 /신기술금융사업부장(兼) 한화투자증권 글로벌ESG본부장 /신기술금융본부장(兼). This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Il Soo Kim (김일수) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Executive Managing Director; Head of Wholesale in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 전무 and responsibilities Wholesale부문장. Its published career and education history is: 서울대 EMBA(碩) 한화투자증권 금융상품영업팀 한화에너지 일본사업담당 법인장 한화투자증권 기획관리실 한화투자증권 연금본부장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

In Seong Ahn (안인성) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Vice President; Head of Digital Innovation in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 부사장 and responsibilities 디지털혁신부문장. Its published career and education history is: 서울대 기계항공공학 NH투자증권 Digital솔루션본부장 미래에셋증권 디지털부문 대표. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Jae In Lee (이재인) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Executive Managing Director; Compliance Management Office in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 전무 and responsibilities 준법관리실. Its published career and education history is: 성균관대 법학 한화투자증권 준법감시인 한화투자증권 법무팀. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Jeong Sik Kim (김정식) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; Gyeongnam Regional Business and Busan WM Center in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities 경남지역사업부장 /부산WM센터장(兼). Its published career and education history is: 부산대 무역학 한화투자증권 부산지점장 한화투자증권 부산권역장/부산지점장(兼) 한화투자증권 경남권역장/삼산지점장(兼). This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Jin Hee Kim (김진희) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Executive Managing Director; Head of Compliance and Compliance Officer in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 전무 and responsibilities 준법관리실장 /준법감시인. Its published career and education history is: UCLA School Jurisprudence(碩) 한화건설 인사운영팀 한화투자증권 법무팀장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Jong Min Son (손종민) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Executive Director; Head of Future Strategy in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 전무 and responsibilities 미래전략실장. Its published career and education history is: Ohio University MBA(碩) 한화투자증권 전략혁신팀장 한화투자증권 글로벌사업Unit 한화투자증권 Global Digital Product실 한화투자증권 글로벌투자실 한화투자증권 기획관리실장 한화투자증권 미래전략실장 / 디지털혁신부문장(代). This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Jong Seok Han (한종석) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Vice President; Head of Consumer Protection in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 부사장 and responsibilities 소비자보호실장. Its published career and education history is: 서강대 경제학 한화투자증권 기업금융팀 한화케미칼 인사기획팀 상무보 한화투자증권 경영지원본부장 한화투자증권 경영지원실장 한화투자증권 WM본부장 한화투자증권 WM부문장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Joo Hyuk Lim (임주혁) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; Head of Asset Management in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities 자산관리본부장. Its published career and education history is: 서강대 경영학(碩) 한화투자증권 이촌지점장 한화투자증권 금융플라자63지점장 한화투자증권 HFC강남1센터장 한화투자증권 HFC강남프리미어센터장 한화투자증권 리테일본부장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Joon Hyuk Lee (이준혁) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; Future Strategy Office in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities 미래전략실. Its published career and education history is: Columbia University 통계학(碩) 한화투자증권 미래금융팀장 한화투자증권 글로벌사업팀장 한화투자증권 Global Digital Product실 한화투자증권 글로벌투자실. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Kuan Hui Lee (이관휘) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Independent Director and Audit Committee Member in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 사외이사 and responsibilities 사외이사. Its published career and education history is: 서울대 국제재무학(碩)/노스캐롤라이나대 통계학(碩)/ 오하이오주립대 재무경제학(博) Rutgers Business School at Newark&NewBrunswick 조교수 고려대학교 경영대학 조교수 서울대학교 경영대학 조교수 서울대학교 경영대학 부교수 서울대학교 경영대학 교수. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred. Seoul National University independently identifies this same finance scholar with a genuine named portrait and faculty career. The independent-director affiliation is separate from his university appointment.

Kwan Soon Kim (김관순) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; Head of Risk Management in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities 리스크관리실장. Its published career and education history is: 서강대 물리학 한화투자증권 경영기획팀장 한화투자증권 리스크관리팀장 한화투자증권 리스크심사팀장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Seok Hoon Yoon (윤석훈) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; Head of Fixed Income in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities 채권본부장. Its published career and education history is: 고려대 독어독문학 한화투자증권 채권운용팀장 한화투자증권 FICC사업부장 한화투자증권 FICC본부장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Seong Wook Han (한성욱) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; Head of Information Security in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities 정보보호실장. Its published career and education history is: 경희대 수학 한화투자증권 BT서비스운영파트장 한화투자증권 BT전략팀장 한화투자증권 감사실 한화투자증권 BT지원실장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Seong Yun Kang (강성윤) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Independent Director and Audit Committee Member in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 사외이사 and responsibilities 사외이사. Its published career and education history is: 미시건대 경제학(碩)/창원대 경제학(博) 한국은행 프랑크푸르트사무소장 한국은행 경제연구원 연구자문위원 KB생명보험 상근감사위원 경상남도투자경제진흥원 원장 큐이디에쿼티 고문 ㈜DMS 감사. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Seung Hyun Kim (김승현) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; SME Solutions Team in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities SME솔루션팀장. Its published career and education history is: University of Texas at Austin MBA(碩) 한화생명 핀테크파트너십 TF 한화투자증권 제휴Product 모듈장 한화투자증권 전략기획팀장 한화투자증권 SME사업추진TFT 팀장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Seung Mo Kim (김승모) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; Head of Management Administration in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities 경영관리실장. Its published career and education history is: 중앙대 경영학 한화투자증권 재무관리팀 ㈜한화 지원부문 재무 한화투자증권 법인금융사업부장 한화투자증권 IB2부문장 한화투자증권 연금본부장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Seung Ryong Kim (김승룡) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; Head of Pensions in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities 연금본부장. Its published career and education history is: 서울대 경영학(碩) 한화투자증권 주식영업팀장 한화투자증권 Equity사업부장 한화투자증권 Equity본부장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Tae Woo Kim (김태우) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; Head of Corporate Finance in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities 기업금융본부장. Its published career and education history is: 고려대 사회학 한화투자증권 구조화금융팀장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Won Il Hong (홍원일) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; PLUS Business Promotion TFT and E-business in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities PLUS사업추진TFT 상무 / e-biz본부장. Its published career and education history is: 서울대 경영학(碩) 한화투자증권 혁신추진 TFT 한화투자증권 고객자산운용팀 한화투자증권 전략혁신팀 한화투자증권 상품전략팀장 한화투자증권 연금전략팀장 한화투자증권 WM전략실장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Won Young Lim (임원영) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; Future Strategy Office in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities 미래전략실. Its published career and education history is: RSM Erasmus MBA(碩) 한화투자증권 OTC파생팀 한화투자증권 채권영업파트 한화투자증권 경영기획팀 한화투자증권 FICC상품팀장 한화투자증권 캐피탈마켓상품팀장 한화투자증권 MS운용팀장 한화투자증권 MS운용사업부장 한화투자증권 인도네시아 PMI TF팀장 한화투자증권 글로벌투자실. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Wook Soo Shin (신욱수) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; Head of IT in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities IT본부장. Its published career and education history is: 서울대 수학과(碩), 고려대 산업경영공학(博) 네이버 개발팀장 삼성SDS 기술혁신팀장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Yeo Jung Moon (문여정) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Independent Director and Audit Committee Member in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 사외이사 and responsibilities 사외이사. Its published career and education history is: 연세대 의과학(博) 세브란스 체크업 계약교수 인터베스트 투자본부 이사 대통령직속 4차산업혁명위원회 위원 IMM인베스트먼트 벤처투자2본부장/전무. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred. IMM Investment’s current own team uses Yeo Jung Moon and identifies her as Senior Managing Director and Division Head, with prior Intervest and Yonsei OBGYN work and PhD/MS/BS medical education. Her IMM portrait is the genuine same-name native team image; no IMM managerial company role or personal check is added by this bank audit.

Yong Min Kim (김용민) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; Head of FICC Derivatives in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities FICC파생본부장. Its published career and education history is: 연세대 건축공학 한화투자증권 글로벌상품팀 한화투자증권 FICC파생영업팀장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Yong Seok Choi (최용석) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Vice President; Head of Investment Banking in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 부사장 and responsibilities IB부문장. Its published career and education history is: New York University 부동산학(碩) 한화투자증권 부동산 PF팀 한화투자증권 부동산금융팀장 한화투자증권 투자금융사업부장 한화투자증권 IB본부장 한화투자증권 IB1부문장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Young Hoon Park (박영훈) is published by Hanwha Investment & Securities as Managing Director; Head of Research Center in its March31,2026 issuer filing. The company identifies the exact Korean rank 상무 and responsibilities 리서치센터장. Its published career and education history is: 중앙대 재무학(碩) LIG투자증권 기업분석팀 한화투자증권 기업분석팀장. This dated issuer roster is the verified affiliation; future term-expiration dates do not establish a completed departure, and no personal investment authority or check is inferred.

Saurabh Kumar Investment Associate at Furthr VC Saurabh is an Associate at Furthr VC. His role focuses on the origination, evaluation and execution of early-stage investment opportunities, leveraging deep knowledge of the ICT, IoT, Fintech, and AI sectors. Previously an Investment Research Analyst at HBAN, prior to this Saurabh was a Senior Analyst in the global investment firm BNY Mellon, where he worked on a diverse range of technologies (Startups and Enterprises) used in financial institutions and led data science R&D projects for the BNY Mellon clients. Saurabh holds a 1st class honours degree in Electronics Engineering with specialisation in Signal Processing & Wireless Communication from VIT, India and a 1st class MSc degree in Quantitative Finance from UCD Smurfit Business School and Yale School of Management. Linkedin-in This biography remains embedded in the own manager page but is absent from its three-person current roster; current tenure is unconfirmed. He is kept distinct from the existing Reveal HealthTech product designer of the same name.

Caroline Smart Investment Associate, Furthr VC Caroline is an Investment Associate at Furthr VC, bringing extensive experience in private equity valuation and financial analysis. Previously, she worked as a Senior Associate in Kroll’s Portfolio Valuation team, gaining experience in early-stage equity valuation, management incentive plans, and intellectual property onshoring, in line with IPEV and AIMA guidelines. Caroline brings a forward-looking, analytical approach to supporting businesses and creating value. Caroline holds a Bachelor of Business Science from the University of Cape Town, and a first class MSc in Finance (Capital Markets) from Dublin City University. Linkedin-in

Niamh Sterling Partner, Furthr VC Niamh is a Partner in Furthr VC.  Previously, she was Co-Founder and Board member of Interact and H2O Solutions. Trading in Ireland and the Middle East, both companies were acquired by South African Company Bidvest Noonan in 2021. Niamh was also previously shareholder and board member of her family’s Engineering firm Leo Lynchs, which was acquired by US Private Equity firm, Cathexis Holdings in 2022. Prior to joining Furthr VC, Niamh was a key member of Halo Business Angel Network (HBAN) for over 5 years, where she was responsible for deal origination, curation and management through to deal closing. In 2022 HBAN invested over €33 million into 80+ deals. Niamh has previously mentored pro bono for the European Innovation Council and Endeavor.org.  She was the Barclaycard UK retail woman of the year 2018. Linkedin-in Institute of Directors Ireland explicitly describes her Furthr consulting role as former; no current employment or exact departure date is asserted.

Colm O'Sullivan Managing Partner, Furthr VC Colm is Managing Partner at Furthr VC. He has over 10 years’ experience in venture capital and private equity, investing in companies across Europe and North America. Colm has a passion for working with entrepreneurs and management teams to successfully grow and scale companies. Previously Colm was a Ventures Principal at OGCI Climate Investments, a $1B+ fund that invests in solutions to decarbonise the energy, industrial, and commercial transportation sectors. Prior to this Colm was an Investment Professional at Pioneer Point Partners, a pan-European private equity investor focused on the energy and environment sectors. Colm holds a BSc (Hons) degree in Finance from University College Cork and an MSc in Philosophy of the Social Sciences from the London School of Economics. Linkedin-in

Richard Watson Managing Partner, Furthr VC Richard is Managing Partner at Furthr VC, one of the most active early-stage VC investors in the country. He has worked in venture capital for over 15 years and, prior to this, spent almost a decade in industry in R&D and operations in the medical device and semiconductor industries in Sweden, Ireland and the US. Richard has a 1st class honours degree in Electronic Engineering from Trinity College Dublin, a Research M.Sc. in Biomedical Engineering from Trinity College Dublin and a 1st class MBA from Durham University. Linkedin-in

Furthr VC is the Irish early-stage venture-investment arm of Furthr, previously Dublin BIC. The manager previously traded as DBIC Ventures and announced the Furthr VC rebrand on August 1, 2022. It backs Irish software, technology and medical-device businesses, including AI, data analytics, neurotechnology and healthcare: its own portfolio includes NeuroBell, Ocumetra, Bluedrop Medical, UrbanFox, Tracworx, Everyangle and SilverCloud Health. This venture-investment platform is distinguished from its parent’s acceleration, consultancy and angel-network activities; member investment is not automatically parent treasury cash. Enterprise Ireland publications identify the same Ireland Smart Tech Fund under DBIC Ventures in 2019/2021 and Furthr VC in 2024, supporting manager-brand continuity. The legal fund is The Ireland Smart Tech Fund Limited Partnership, CRO LP2821; the precise registered general partner and every investee’s subscribing vehicle remain unverified and are not inferred from branding. The fund launched in December 2019 and was expanded from approximately EUR23M to EUR32M in August 2022, one vehicle rather than two fund raises. Later government reports give EUR32.118M/32.1M fund-size snapshots, not additional closes. Dublin BIC also historically co-managed the EUR53M AIB Seed Capital Fund with Enterprise Equity; that jointly managed fund’s whole corpus is not wholly allocated to Furthr. Its current top-level team directory names Richard Watson, Colm O’Sullivan and Caroline Smart; two residual biographies are separately qualified as former or tenure-unconfirmed. The current contact page says it is closed for new investments, while subsequent publicly disclosed follow-ons remain valid. No new fund target, aggregate funding facilitated, family wealth or investee valuation is recorded as a closed fund.

Todd Kazmirski is listed by Fourier Earth as Principal EE, Power Electronics. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Livewire / Harley-Davidson, NIO. Published education affiliations: Purdue, ASU. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Timothy Goh is listed by Fourier Earth as Sr. R&D Engineer. Published education affiliations: UPenn, Stanford. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Teja Yellamraju is listed by Fourier Earth as Software Engineer. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Akruta (AAPL), Baarzo (GOOG). Published education affiliations: JNTU. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Simon Gorbet is listed by Fourier Earth as hardware Systems Engineer. Published education affiliations: Waterloo, Â. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Raghavendran Mohan is listed by Fourier Earth as Staff Electrical Engineer. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Ametek, Nexteer Automotive. Published education affiliations: CEG, UI Chicago. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Ishani Thakur is explicitly named as a member of Nava Ventures’ founding team in the primary self-published2022 announcement by Rollins StallworthIII. This affiliation is qualified as historical: the individual is absent from Nava’s current six-person operating directory, and exact present employment, rank and departure day are unpublished. The announcement also reports the175M inaugural fund close; no personal capital allocation is inferred. A genuine individually named primary portrait was not recovered.

Nurbergen Yermakhanov is listed by Fourier Earth as Sr. Software Engineer. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Google, Yandex. Published education affiliations: UCSD, KBTU. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Nageswara Rao Kalluri is listed by Fourier Earth as Sr. Staff Electrical Engineer. The current own team card identifies previous experience at UTC Aerospace Systems, Â. Published education affiliations: JNTU, Â. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Rollins Stallworth III is explicitly named as a member of Nava Ventures’ founding team in the primary self-published2022 announcement by Rollins StallworthIII. This affiliation is qualified as historical: the individual is absent from Nava’s current six-person operating directory, and exact present employment, rank and departure day are unpublished. The announcement also reports the175M inaugural fund close; no personal capital allocation is inferred. A genuine individually named primary portrait was not recovered.

Manish Patel is named in Nava Ventures’ May5,2026 SEC adviser filing as managing member of Nava Ventures I GP LLC and Nava Ventures SPV GP LLC—HDX Series. He is absent from the current six-person operating website roster, so this record distinguishes legal fund-governance responsibilities from an inferred operating staff title. VLAB’s own advisory directory identifies him with Nava Ventures. Union.ai’s primary2023 founder interview identifies him as the Nava investor whose firm led its Series A. Earlier2022 founding-team evidence names him alongside Freddie Martignetti. Current operating rank and exact tenure are unpublished.

Matt Holmes is listed by Fourier Earth as Sr. Mechanical Engineer. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Enervenue, Â. Published education affiliations: SCU, Â. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Laura Roias Laura loves to face new challenges and solve puzzles in the workplace. She believes that the details matter and helps the team at Nava be better in everything they do. Prior to joining Nava, Laura started her career in venture capital at SoftBank Group International where she supported the General Counsel and the legal team. She has also worked with several local government organizations to build outreach programs with the community. At Nava, Laura helps support the team and manages the San Francisco office in Jackson Square. Laura holds a BA in Public Administration with a minor in Political Science from California State University, Fullerton. She is a Bay Area local and in her free time she enjoys taking her french bulldog, Axel, out for walks on the beach and volunteering at her family's elderly home facilities. Current public Nava team biography; exact investment rank is not inferred where unpublished.

Logan Roy is listed by Fourier Earth as Sr. Mechanical Engineer. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Tesla, Â. Published education affiliations: WWU, Â. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Chris Cross Chris has extensive experience leading finance teams in the venture capital industry. He enjoys having a front row seat witnessing great entrepreneurs build world class businesses from an early stage. Chris began his career in venture capital at Atlas Venture which provided him with a broad range of experiences working with funds from the fundraising stage to final distributions, and everything in between. When the Atlas investment teams split, Chris migrated with the technology group that founded Accomplice VC. Prior to joining Nava in July of 2021, Chris was the Vice President of Finance at Highland Capital Partners where he began his relationship with Freddie and Manish. Chris values his diverse experiences working with world class venture capital firms in leading the finance and operations functions of Nava as the CFO and Head of Operations. Chris lives in the suburbs of Boston, MA with his wife, daughter and Nova Scotia Duck Toller. He can be found on the weekends bouncing between sporting venues or enjoying any and all outdoor activities in the lakes region of New Hampshire. ‍ Chris earned a BS and MSA from the University of New Hampshire and is a Certified Public Accountant. Current public Nava team biography; exact investment rank is not inferred where unpublished.

Lauren Vallez is listed by Fourier Earth as Sr. Mechanical Engineer. Published education affiliations: St. Thomas, Stanford. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Kadhiresan Ambalavanan is listed by Fourier Earth as Principal Project Engineer. The current own team card identifies previous experience at BGR, Ohmium. Published education affiliations: IIT Madras, Â. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Tiantian Fang Tiantian believes in the ripple effect of disruptive technologies. Equipped with firsthand experience building and scaling products at various startups, Tiantian is ready to partner with brilliant, audacious founders to turn their proof of concept into fast-growing businesses. Tiantian grew up in Shanghai, China and came to the United States at age fifteen to study at a boarding school in Pennsylvania. She then attended Stanford University for both a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and a coterminal master’s degree in Management Science and Engineering. Upon her graduation, Tiantian was a recipient of the Terman Engineering Award presented to the top students of each year’s senior class. While at Stanford, Tiantian found her passion for technology and entrepreneurship. She was a research assistant in Stanford Technology Ventures Program and served on the executive board of Tau Beta Pi Honor Society where she secured funding from various institutions and industry partners to sponsor initiatives that enrich the engineering community on campus. Tiantian has also been volunteering for Stanford Women on Boards, committed to increase the representation, readiness, and influence of female leaders on corporate boards. Outside of Stanford, Tiantian interned with several early and later stage startups in product management and research including Bytedance and Binance. In addition to her startup experiences, Tiantian actively scouted for a venture capital firm and made investments in Seed and Series A companies, along with an angel syndicate during her time at Stanford. Current public Nava team biography; exact investment rank is not inferred where unpublished.

Jordan Polischuk is listed by Fourier Earth as Sr. Mechanical Engineer. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Ballard, Â. Published education affiliations: UAlberta, Â. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Kevin Chenault Kevin has a deep passion for working with people to achieve audacious goals. He prides himself on being able to bring people with different perspectives together and align on a common vision. Kevin is all about winning, but does it the right way, always supporting and enabling people to reach their best potential. Kevin is a proud New Yorker and was raised in between New Rochelle, NY and New York City. He attended both Harvard College, and Harvard Business School. In between college and graduate school, Kevin spent time working at Nickelodeon and DraftKings. While at Nickelodeon he focused on developing campaigns and partnering with data scientists to create and execute strategies to drive younger audiences back to Nickelodeon’s linear and digitally owned platforms. He was tasked with developing creative solutions that resonate with Gen Z audiences. Kevin prides himself on being able to develop diverse approaches that drive value from consumers. ‍ Eager to get more exposure to technology and innovation, Kevin took a position at one of the leading sports, entertainment, and technology companies, DraftKings. Kevin worked across sales, product, and engineering teams to develop new game variations and enhancements to the traditional offerings that attracted new audiences and partners into the DraftKings ecosystem. While at DraftKings, he led negotiations with the world’s largest sports data providers resulting in multi-year licensing deals critical to powering DraftKings. ‍ While at Harvard Business School, Kevin got entrenched in the entrepreneurial community on campus. He was Co-President of the Black Investment Club, as well as on the committee that established the HBS Black Venture Competition. As an HBS Summer Fellow, he pursued his own entrepreneurial pursuits and co-founded a non-profit called Anti-Racism Fund. The Anti-Racism Fund provides capital and programming to marginalized communities across the US. Kevin believes that commitments to services strengthens leadership. Nothing gets him more excited than collaborating with and supporting entrepreneurs to help create outcomes of true consequence. Current public Nava team biography; exact investment rank is not inferred where unpublished.

Cory Rellas Based in San Francisco, Cory is an experienced technology entrepreneur, CEO, and investor. He was the Co-Founder and CEO of Drizly which he helped build into the leading on-demand alcohol marketplace, including raising $120 million of venture and growth capital from world-class investors, before selling the company to Uber for $1.1 billion in 2021. Following the acquisition, Cory joined Uber’s Senior Leadership Team working closely with the CEO and Head of UberEats on key product and strategy decisions. ‍ Before founding Drizly, Cory worked at Bain Capital Credit where he focused on public and private credit investments across industries. He began his career at the Notre Dame Investment office after earning a Finance degree from the University of Notre Dame where he was a captain of the men’s Varsity soccer team. ‍ Since leaving Uber 16 months ago, Cory has focused on both investing and operating in vertical applications of AI at the ground level. He is particularly passionate about partnering with founders who are problem obsessed with a particular focus on the future of commerce, health tech, and the modernization of legacy industries through AI. Current public Nava team biography; exact investment rank is not inferred where unpublished.

Jonathan Tang is listed by Fourier Earth as Deployment Engineer. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Sila, Bombardier. Published education affiliations: DeVry, Â. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Freddie Martignetti Freddie loves connecting founders with people who can have a unique impact on their companies. At the core of every great business is a collection of individuals with a mind to reshape industries, and Freddie relishes the opportunity to contribute to that collection. Growing up in a family business in the Boston area, Freddie gained an appreciation for entrepreneurship at an early age.  He earned his undergraduate degree and MBA from Harvard, where he spends time as a mentor and advisor throughout the start-up ecosystem. Freddie's first job brought him to Wall Street, working on the fixed income trading floor at Lehman Brothers and Barclays Capital before returning to business school.  He began his venture investing career in 2011 upon founding Suffolk Equity Partners, a small private investment firm.  Through Suffolk Freddie was fortunate to work with incredible companies such as Warby Parker, FIGS Scrubs, Drizly, Omaze, Grab, RapidSOS, and Parachute. Following five years at Suffolk, Freddie joined Highland Capital Partners where he learned the business of institutional venture, and how to be a true “first-call” partner to founders.  While at Highland he worked closely with the teams at Everly Health, Bitwise, and Vecna Robotics among others. Freddie is also a Co-Founder of Mezcal Rosaluna, one of the fastest growing mezcal brands in the United States. He spent four years coaching football at his high school, Phillips Andover, and loves to work with teams.  An avid volunteer, Freddie enjoyed eight years as a Big Brother in Boston. He loves nothing more than helping great people succeed. Current public Nava team biography; exact investment rank is not inferred where unpublished.

Henry Fung is listed by Fourier Earth as Sr. Mechanical Engineer. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Electra, Hydrogenics. Published education affiliations: Ontario Tech. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Nava Ventures is a San Francisco early-stage venture firm focused on companies creating new markets and changing industries, including enterprise and consumer software, AI infrastructure and applications, frontier technology and healthcare. Its exact legal adviser is Nava Ventures, LLC, CRD317758 / SEC exempt-reporting-adviser file802-123574. The May5,2026 primary SEC filing identifies its San Francisco office and legal fund/GP relationships. This manager is distinct from the Nava GPU-cloud operating company, Indian Nava Limited, NAventures, Navam Capital and unrelated namesakes. The current own website publishes six operating team members: Freddie Martignetti, Cory Rellas, Kevin Chenault, Tiantian Fang, Chris Cross and Laura Roias. Legal governance additionally includes Manish Patel in FundI GP and HDX-Series GP, as confirmed by the current adviser filing. Manish is absent from the current operating directory, so the recorded affiliation retains the statutory vehicle scope. Rollins StallworthIII and Ishani Thakur are explicitly historical founding-team members from the2022 primary launch announcement; their current employment and departure dates are unpublished. Seven genuine named publisher portraits are recorded. The two historical founding-member portraits remain a documented gap. No unpublished investment seniority or personal capital allocations are inferred. Seven exact Delaware private vehicles are recorded separately: Nava Ventures I LP, Nava Ventures II LP, HDX SPV LLC, HDX SPV II LLC, OL SPV LLC, TF SPV LLC and YTS SPV LLC. A founding team member’s primary2022 announcement explicitly reports the completed USD175M inaugural fund close; this is the recorded FundI committed corpus, with exact closing day unknown. September2021 FundI and August2024 FundII initial FormD notices showed zero sold before sales began; those historical snapshots are not current corpus amounts. The current SEC private-fund gross asset values, including620.576M for FundI and164.153M for FundII, are portfolio asset valuations rather than new LP fundraising. FundII and SPV closing amounts remain unknown. Fund initials do not establish the exact paying vehicle for any company. Its actual own portfolio includes AeroVect autonomous aviation ground-support equipment, OpenLoop telehealth, Wirestock multimodal AI data, Synthetic AI infrastructure, Legion secure enterprise AI, Union AI infrastructure, Omen asset intelligence, OpenStudio creative AI, Taut and Hydrolix, alongside other published enterprise/consumer companies. The company-specific allocation, investment day and funding stage of the own AeroVect portfolio relationship are unpublished and remain qualified. Other sparse or missing portfolio company profiles and ambiguous names are queued for full audits rather than assigned guessed financing rounds.

Heather O'Callaghan is listed by Fourier Earth as Principal Talent Acquisition Lead. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Earth Advisors, Livongo (TDOC). Published education affiliations: Radford. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Hamzeh Khalfa is listed by Fourier Earth as Deployment Engineer. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Upstart, Bloom. Published education affiliations: Univ of Florida. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Derek Jordan is listed by Fourier Earth as Lab Technician. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Marich, Tesla. Published education affiliations: Wyotech. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Bryan May is listed by Fourier Earth as Electronics Technician. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Ametek, Â. Published education affiliations: Excelsior, Â. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Attalah Hadad is listed by Fourier Earth as Sr. Manufacturing Engineer. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Sila, Tesla. Published education affiliations: NJIT. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Anya Bharadwaj is listed by Fourier Earth as Product Manager. The current own team card identifies previous experience at NIIF, WeWork. Published education affiliations: Stanford, Harvard. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Anirudh K N is listed by Fourier Earth as Sr. Mechanical Engineer. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Jupiter Electric, Log9. Published education affiliations: RVCE, Â. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Angelica Reyes is listed by Fourier Earth as Sr. Electrolyzer Test Engineer. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Electric Hydrogen, Twelve. Published education affiliations: UBC, UAlberta. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Adin Ackerman is listed by Fourier Earth as Embedded Systems Engineer. Published education affiliations: UCSD. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Siva Yellamraju is listed by Fourier Earth as Co-founder, CEO. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Akruta (AAPL), Baarzo (GOOG), ViVu (PLCM). Published education affiliations: IIT, Stanford. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Prasanna Mani is listed by Fourier Earth as Director, Stack Engineering. The current own team card identifies previous experience at FTXT, Nel Hydrogen. Published education affiliations: KIST, Simon Fraser. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Mike Johnson is listed by Fourier Earth as VP Engineering, Hardware. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Sila, Apple. Published education affiliations: LBNL, U Washington. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Maik Duwensee is listed by Fourier Earth as VP Manufacturing. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Sila, Tesla. Published education affiliations: U Rostock, UCSD. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Gautham Maheswaran is listed by Fourier Earth as Managing Director, India. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Race Energy, DR. Reddy's. Published education affiliations: BITS Pilani, Â. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Dermot Mee is listed by Fourier Earth as Chief of Staff. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Singularity, Bristol-Myers Squibb. Published education affiliations: Pepperdine, U Galway. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Brian Jones is listed by Fourier Earth as Head of Systems Engineering. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Kairos Aerospace, Lockheed Martin. Published education affiliations: Princeton, Stanford. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Ali-Amir Aldan is listed by Fourier Earth as Co-founder. The current own team card identifies previous experience at Akruta (APPL), Baarzo (GOOG). Published education affiliations: MIT. These brief credentials are source-attributed; no start date or outside current appointment is inferred.

Fourier Earth, Inc., operating as Fourier, develops modular, software-defined systems that produce hydrogen on site and on demand. Based in Mountain View, California, it combines electrolyzer engineering with algorithms that monitor and adjust performance in real time. Intended applications include industrial feedstock, renewable-energy storage and transportation fuels. Its deep technology and energy infrastructure are relevant to growing AI and electrification demand. Company efficiency, cost and pilot statements remain attributed to the publisher. The current public directory names 31 people across engineering, manufacturing, deployment, product and operations, including co-founders Siva Yellamraju (CEO) and Ali-Amir Aldan. Its legal-name footer and current contact address identify 1904 Colony Street, Mountain View, California. This company is separate from medical-record AI developer Fourier Health, Inc. and robotics business Fourier Intelligence. The issuer announced an actual $18.5 million Series A on April 2, 2025, co-led by General Catalyst and Paramark Ventures, with Airbus Ventures, GSBackers, MCJ, Borusan Ventures and Positive Ventures. General Catalyst also confirms leading its 2023 seed financing, whose amount is undisclosed. The preserved $19 million personal-source Series A record and $18.5 million institutional-source record are representations of the same April 2025 financing and must not be added together. Existing Paul Kwan and Hemant Taneja investment histories remain personal-source claims. A legacy institutional entry names Position Ventures while the issuer names Positive Ventures; that investor identity remains explicitly unresolved.

Daniel Gus Eckler is Spacecadet’s co-founder and chief marketing officer, directly named Eckler in the manager’s own Crew directory and identified by full legal name in its March26,2026 FormADV as a manager, CRD7323010, with August2021 status. His own website identifies two exited startups, Piccsy (acquired2014) and EveryGuyed (acquired2011), prior innovation work at BuzzFeed and Anomaly, and a former HuffingtonPost column. Spacecadet’s own founder services material describes his executive creative-director background and role developing brand strategy and stories for technology companies. Listed historical clients are creative-service engagements, not automatically investors or portfolio holdings.

Wisam Faiz Abdulla is the Spacecadet co-founder publicly known as Wiz. The current own Crew page names Wiz co-founder and GP and describes him as a twice-exited technology founder; the March26,2026 original FormADV independently gives Wisam Faiz Abdulla as manager, CRD7323003, with August2021 status. This legal identity bridges the public nickname without creating a separate Wiz person. Spacecadet’s founder services material describes investment/advisory experience and executive-education programmes in disruptive strategy at Harvard Business School and design thinking at MIT, not degree claims. His current portfolio focus combines frontier technology investing with helping founders tell their stories. No exact personal checks or broader unspecified corporate roles are inferred.

Qlayers develops and supplies robotic systems that apply protective coatings to large industrial surfaces, including storage tanks, ship hulls and wind-energy assets. Its semi-autonomous magnetic crawler robots use a patented spray-shielding system to control paint application and reduce overspray, material waste and operators’ exposure to dangerous working heights. The 10QX system combines a remotely operated crawler with paint-mixing and pumping equipment, sensors and application-data recording to support consistent coating quality and traceable maintenance work. The Delft-based company sells and rents its systems and provides operator training and technical support through international partners. It also researches functional microstructured coatings, including drag-reducing sharkskin riblets.

Alessandro Bordi is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as QHSE - ESG Officer, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Alevtina Mos-Vishnevskaya is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Talent Acquisition Specialist, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Amel Vriesman was appointed Qlayers’ CEO effective January2025 after serving as COO. The company’s leadership announcement credits him with developing the robot-rental model, distribution strategy and operational growth plans.

Amu Hosseinzoi is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Senior Automation Engineer, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Bhavesh Abhang is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Customer Success Specialist, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

David Engelbrecht is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Project Engineer, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Dillan Egan is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Production and Supply Chain Coordinator, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Dmytro Lavrinenko is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Coating Robot Operator, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Dorian Bardak is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Project Engineer, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Edina Papp is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Logistics Officer, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Femke van der Meer is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as HR Manager, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Fernando Innocenzi is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Electrical Assembly Technician, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Ghobad Bagheri wrote Qlayers’ August2021 article on paint pollution and is identified there as the company’s lead research engineer. The author biography describes doctoral research in chemical and aero-thermo mechanical engineering and expertise in combustion, fluid dynamics and pollution reduction; his current company tenure is unverified.

Ian Rowell is identified by Qlayers as a strategic adviser based in Houston in its December2023 announcement of a US distribution partnership. The company lists him as a contact for its robotic coating technology; his current tenure is unverified.

Ivana den Ouden Trajkovska is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Automation and Control Engineer, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Jonno van der Donk is published as Qlayers’ CFO. The issuer’s financing memorandum describes his studies in corporate law and innovation and entrepreneurship at Radboud University, earlier investment-management work at ECFG, and experience building an online-marketing business.

Josefien Groot co-founded Qlayers with Ruben Geutjens in2017 and became Chairwoman of the Board following the January2025 leadership transition. She previously led the company as CEO and studied Complex Systems Engineering and Management at TU Delft, combining sustainable technology with industrial business development.

Laurens Oldenzeel is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Head of Operations, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Lennart Brussaard is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Sales Executive for Europe & Africa, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Malith Akalanka is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Mechanical Assembly Technician, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Marcus Kremers is named in Qlayers’ December2022 issuer memorandum as a strategic adviser contributing experience in scaling complex technology. His subsequent tenure and wider biography are unverified.

Marina Karaneuskaya is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Sales Associate, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Maya Magina is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Junior Digital Marketeer, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Rene den Boer is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Financial Controller, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Richard Borsboom is named in Qlayers’ December2022 issuer memorandum as a strategic adviser contributing experience in scaling complex technology. His subsequent tenure and wider biography are unverified.

Riley Barendse is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Mechatronics Engineer, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Roberto Ilardo is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Senior Electrical Engineer, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Ruben Geutjens co-founded Qlayers and leads its technology development as CTO. His background is in novel aerospace materials and nanotechnology at TU Delft; his work on functional surface microstructures helped inspire the company’s controlled robotic coating technology.

Ruben van Anen is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Operations Coordinator, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Saikumar Tamma is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Electrical Engineer, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Seyed Mousavi is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Mechanical Design Engineer, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Silvester Luis is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Head of Business Development, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Simon Gammea is named as Qlayers’ Head of Engineering on its About page. His continuing tenure is unverified because he is absent from the separate full team directory.

Thi Nguyen is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Marketing Manager, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Tom Gudde-Bliek is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Design Lead & Product Manager SPR8, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Ugur Yuzgyur is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Service and Maintenance Engineer, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Vikki Murugesan is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Aerodynamics Engineer, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Wouter Feitsma is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Automation Engineer, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

Zaid Bouslikhin is identified in Qlayers’ published team directory as Software Robotics Engineer, at the company developing robotic coating systems for industrial surfaces.

EQON develops electronic controllers and cloud software that reduce wasted electricity in heating cables. Its patented dimming technology replaces simple on/off switching with precise, real-time power regulation, so industrial and infrastructure heating systems receive the heat they need. The TC32 controller connects to the heating-cable supply, while EQON Online uses inputs such as weather forecasts, sensors and machine-learned algorithms to monitor energy consumption and equipment condition. Applications include industrial process temperatures, frost protection on ships and offshore equipment, snow and ice melting in cities, and railway infrastructure. TC32 IoT supports a subscription service for buildings and land-based systems; TC32 Industrial supports more demanding environments and integration with SCADA control systems. EQON publishes deployments with municipalities, Nordic Pharma and offshore operator COSL, and distributes its technology through electrical installers and wholesale partners. Founded in 2018 and based in Stavanger, the Norwegian business is legally EQON AS, organization number 920882935, formerly SAFE ARCTIC AS.

The Norwegian registry retains an EQON AS director record for Anders Thingbø marked deregistered. This records a former governance affiliation; it does not assert current service or a specific departure date.

EQON introduced Christophe Tarayre in its own 2022 team profile as an electronics and product-development specialist with more than twenty-five years of experience across several industries. His self-published professional profile identifies an EQON affiliation; a current CTO office is not established by the cited primary sources.

Sales executive at EQON. The company describes business and administration studies at BI with a sales-management specialization, earlier technology sales work during his studies and work on customer processes and the company’s CRM system.

Wilstar Innovate investment director quoted in EQON’s issuer financing announcement and named on its public LinkedIn affiliation list. His EQON association is preserved as an investor-representative affiliation; a company employee role or current legal board seat is not established by the cited primary sources.

Named on EQON’s public LinkedIn affiliation list. In a self-authored podcast post, Kelly Moulton interviewed EQON chief executive Mikal Løvik about the company’s heating-control technology. The cited sources do not establish an operating employee title or a current legal directorship.

Chief commercial officer of EQON. His own company interview describes sales and commercial leadership across the United Kingdom, China and Norway, earlier work in IT/software, and a previous Head of Sales Nordics role at Easee.

Chief executive of EQON, developing and commercializing industrial heating-control technology. Climentum describes his previous offshore oil-and-gas experience as the source of his insight into heating-cable energy waste. The Norwegian registry also lists him as a current director.

Listed as a current director of EQON AS in the Norwegian company registry; also named on the company’s public LinkedIn affiliation list. No operating job title or individual financing ticket is inferred.

Listed as the current board chair of EQON AS in the Norwegian company registry. The cited registry discloses the governance appointment, without a career biography or appointment date.

Aculeus Therapeutics is a Melbourne biotechnology company developing drugs that modulate innate immunity for cancer and other serious diseases. Its lead small-molecule STING activator, ACU-0943, is designed for intravenous delivery to stimulate immune responses against tumours. Its earlier-stage ENPP1 inhibitor program investigates combinations with chemotherapy, radiation and other treatments. The company also publishes exploratory infection and STING antibody-drug conjugate programs. Aculeus in-licensed its STING and ENPP1 programs from the CRC for Cancer Therapeutics in2020 and operates with a core discovery team, specialist advisers and external research and manufacturing partners. It reports completion of ACU-0943 clinical-batch manufacture and pivotal preclinical toxicology; its published trial timetable is a plan, rather than confirmation that patients have been dosed. Aculeus also acquired the investigational TLR9-modulating asset pixatimod and is a collaborator on a completed Phase II combination study registered as NCT05061017. These are investigational development programs, not approved medicines.

Arun Azad advises Aculeus on clinical oncology. Its biography describes medical oncology and translational research in urological cancers; his external clinical appointments are not Aculeus employment.

Ben Morrow leads chemistry at Aculeus. His published biography describes medicinal-chemistry leadership of the CRC STING and ENPP1 programs that became the company’s platform.

Geoff Matthews is Aculeus’s chief scientific officer, promoted from head of immunobiology in December2024. His background includes cancer biology, preclinical drug discovery and biopharmaceutical project management.

Gerald Fisher, also called Jerry Fisher in Aculeus’s biography, advises on strategic safety and toxicology. His background includes preclinical safety and metabolism leadership at pharmaceutical companies.

Grant Pestell is published as Aculeus’s non-executive chairman. Its biography describes his corporate-law and governance experience, including leadership at MPH.

Lorna Mitchell is published among Aculeus’s scientific advisers for medicinal chemistry. Its biography describes pharmaceutical and biotechnology drug-discovery experience; outside institutional roles are separate from this advisory affiliation.

Mark Devlin is Aculeus’s chief executive officer. A pharmacologist with translational drug-development experience, he led its creation and the in-licensing of its STING and ENPP1 programs.

Nicole Haynes is published among Aculeus’s advisers for immuno-oncology biology. The company describes her applied cancer-immunology and translational drug-discovery background.

Sue Charman, identified as Susan Charman in Aculeus’s biography, advises on absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion and drug metabolism/pharmacokinetics. Her research background is in drug-candidate optimisation.

Warwick Tong is a physician and pharmaceutical-development executive published as a non-executive director of Aculeus. His biography describes earlier leadership of the CRC for Cancer Therapeutics.

Colla Health develops a behavioral health integration platform and care-support programs for community oncology practices and cancer centers. It combines software that fits into oncology electronic medical records with cancer-focused behavioral health care managers and psychiatric support. The model helps practices identify patients needing support, coordinate care, track symptoms and manage clinical documentation and reimbursement. Affiliated clinicians offer individual counseling, psychiatric consultation and medication management, remote crisis support and assistance with depression, anxiety, grief and treatment-related stress, delivered alongside oncology treatment through telehealth and phone-based services. Its legal entity, Colla Health, Inc., is an administrative and operational services organization supporting independent medical practices; licensed affiliated professionals deliver clinical care. The company’s approach draws on psycho-oncology and the Collaborative Care Model.

Bipasha Chatterjee helps patients process the emotional challenges associated with their health.

Catherine Gerrain is a licensed clinical social worker supporting people with chronic and complex health conditions.

Helen Jennings-Hood provides behavioral health support at Colla Health.

Jonathan Harrell helps patients navigate life transitions using coping strategies tailored to their needs.

Karen Pyott specializes in integrating behavioral health services and developing palliative-care programs, with more than25 years of clinical operations experience.

Kate Buckley supports people managing complex medical and emotional challenges through collaborative care.

Lizzie Cleary is a clinical psychologist with doctoral training at the University of California, Los Angeles. Her published work examines psychosocial support for people with cancer.

Matt Roach is a licensed behavioral health care manager with more than20 years of experience in oncology, behavioral health and chronic care.

Megan Speck provides clinical service supervision for Colla Health.

Milan Thakor co-founded Colla Health to integrate mental health support with medical treatment for patients facing serious illnesses. He is the company’s chief executive officer.

Nina Pathiyil’s clinical work includes grief and loss and patient-centered behavioral health support in community settings.

Tess Peterson-Deprekel supports patients in managing stress, developing resilience and maintaining connection.

Tracey Cavender is a licensed master social worker whose more than30 years of experience includes oncology, palliative care, hospice and grief support.

Tyler Jones is a physician and Colla Health’s chief medical officer. He supports integrating psycho-oncology and psychiatric care into community oncology practices.

Vania Greco is a mental health therapist whose experience spans private practice and oncology.

Zann Ali is a partner at2048 Ventures. His prior work includes investments and strategic projects at Putnam Investments and strategy and venture-building work at Fidelity. Milan Thakor identifies him as Colla Health’s board partner.

Alison Stillman invests in AI-native businesses at Corazon. She helped build Serena Ventures and previously developed investment products at J.P. Morgan Asset Management.

Carrie Beach manages Corazon’s operations. She previously worked with its founders at Match Group and ShopRunner and has a background in logistical planning and education research.

Greg Johnston invests across consumer and B2B technology at Corazon. His previous work includes growth investing in defense and security technologies at LLR Partners and M&A advisory at Sagent Advisors.

Josh Graves brings product and commercial experience from sports technology to venture investing. He helped expand PlaySight in North America and previously worked with KB Partners and New Stack Ventures.

Phil Schwarz invests in early-stage technology businesses at Corazon. He previously led Tinder’s marketing and worked on growth at Match Group and education-technology investments at Kaplan.

Sam Yagan co-founded Corazon and consumer-internet businesses including SparkNotes and OkCupid. He led Match Group through its IPO and ShopRunner through its sale to FedEx.

Sean Daley combines venture investing with operating experience in food, healthcare and AI. His career includes The Fresh Factory, GreatPoint Ventures and business-development leadership at Farmer’s Fridge.

Smriti Jayaraman invests in early-stage technology companies at Corazon. She previously worked at Evolv Ventures, Guild Capital and Bain, with experience in consumer products, retail technology and marketplaces.

Steve Farsht co-founded Corazon. His experience includes private-equity investing at Norwest Equity Partners, operating at Tap.Me and supporting the Techstars Chicago accelerator.

Tendai Brais oversees Corazon’s finance and compliance. She is an Illinois CPA with prior audit, valuation and private-equity accounting experience at Deloitte, PwC and PPM America.

Zach Kaplan founded manufacturing-technology company Inventables. He supports Corazon founders with engineering and company-building experience, including investments in Mantle, Carro and Amper.

Amanda Flores Dunn is named in Lasagna’s publicly visible company-page affiliate listing. Her own current professional profile instead identifies BME Strategies & Events and University of Southern California education, and publishes earlier events/community work at Afterparty. Because these primary listings differ, the Lasagna affiliation is preserved as source-published with current employment and exact job rank unconfirmed, rather than claiming she is the firm’s current Head of Events. A genuine individually attributable portrait remains a gap.

Kelly Freedman is named by Lasagna’s own company page and her own professional profile lists Lasagna and University of Pennsylvania education. A2026 Miami women-in-venture event host independently names her Lasagna affiliation. Accessible primary material does not disclose her exact executive rank, appointment date or detailed previous roles, so secondary Chief-of-Staff claims are not asserted as verified facts. A genuine individually attributable portrait remains a documented gap.

Andrew Roth is individually named among Lasagna’s publicly listed team affiliates on its own LinkedIn company page, which links andreweroth and associates a real named professional portrait. This is the venture platform at makelasagna.co, distinct from Lasagna design studios. His exact job rank, detailed career biography and appointment date are not published in the accessible primary company listing; they are not inferred from unrelated AndrewRoth namesakes or LinkedIn suggestions.

Lindy Whittlesey’s own professional profile identifies Lasagna in Miami and describes investing in multi-exit founders building their next ideas. It lists University of Southern California education from2011 to2015 and publishes her own earlier ThriveMarket team affiliation. Lasagna’s own company page also names her. Secondary directories call her Partner and COO, but that exact rank and appointment date were not verified in accessible primary material and are not asserted. A genuine individually attributable portrait remains unavailable; anonymous member images are excluded.

Nikhil Madan is Quake Capital’s published Managing Partner, Climate & Impact. Nikhil has worked at the intersection of innovation, investing, and business building for over 25 years. He is an executive at DueDash, an early stage investor with the single family office called e-navik, and had held several senior positions early in his career with JV of Microcom, Perot Systems and Motorola. He has also held advisory positions at VC and private equity-backed companies and an industry consortium for Smart Mobility at IIT Mumbai. He is an industrial electronics engineer, earned a Masters in Sustainability and Alumni of Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley. Career investments and outside-company affiliations are background, not inferred personal checks or additional current Quake employees.

Grant Gittlin founded Lasagna, a venture investment platform backing multi-exit founders from the earliest idea stages, and publicly introduced his first dedicated fund in February2023. Lasagna1LP and Lasagna2LP SEC filings identify him as principal of their respective GPs and list LasagnaCapitalLLC as investment manager. His own profile identifies Princeton University. A first-hand2016 interview describes his political-science/East-Asian-politics studies, early finance career, MediaLink executive work and ARTHA emerging-artists incubator. The interview photograph is authentic and individually named but historical2016; old MediaLink titles are not claimed as current2026 employment. No personal investments are inferred from Lasagna’s institutional portfolio.

Parul Madan is Quake Capital’s published Managing Partner, Climate & Impact. Parul has 20+ years of tech and startup experience. She is a serial entrepreneur and most recently founded DueDash. Her past experiences include stints in telecom media, edtech & engineering (Vodafone, Ericsson, HP, IBM). As part of Quake’s early-stage startup investment team, she uses her background in tech, entrepreneurship, and business to evaluate deals and help portfolio companies. She is an engineer, certified PMP and MIT Sloan alumni. Career investments and outside-company affiliations are background, not inferred personal checks or additional current Quake employees.

Jason Fernandez is Quake Capital’s published Managing Partner. Jason Fernandez brings over 20 years of experience to Quake. He has worked across a broad range of the investing landscape: operating and managing venture capital, investing private equity, operating a management consultancy, and working in corporate finance enterprises. Jason has provided venture development services to hundreds of early stage businesses in order to align resources for growth and shareholder returns. His broad expertise spans multiple industry verticals, including finance, SAAS, marketplaces, hardware and real estate. He received his BA from Vanderbilt University and an MBA from Duke University. The30March2026 FormADV signature names Jason R. Fernandez as Chief Compliance Officer of the same legal manager; the public Jason Fernandez biography and exact manager context support this single-person identity. Career investments and outside-company affiliations are background, not inferred personal checks or additional current Quake employees.

Glenn Argenbright is Quake Capital’s published Founder & General Partner. Glenn has over 25 years experience operating and running a variety of private, pre-IPO, and public technology companies. He has founded over a dozen startup ventures, resulting in three public offerings, nine exits, and billions in shareholder returns. His background includes expertise and projects in software, firmware, middleware, hardware, enterprise, SaaS, consumer goods, and Web and mobile applications. Early in his career, he co-founded Mediaplex, one of the original online ad serving platforms. The Company went on to a successful IPO, with a valuation in excess of $4.5 Billion. It was later acquired and is now part of the ValueClick family of companies. Other notable exits include Intellicom – acquired by Softnet Systems; Jotter – acquired by Saflink; and SFLK – where he restructured the business and successfully relisted the Company on NASDAQ, where the valuation climbed from roughly $18M to over $425M. In addition to his work in the areas of finance and operations, Mr. Argenbright has extensive experience in business development, marketing and distribution across many verticals. In commerce, he’s negotiated agreements with Walmart, K-Mart, Target, Price / Costco, Sam’s Club, Walgreen’s, Phar-Mor Drugs, Sav-On, Toys-R-Us, Kay-Bee Toys, and Shop at Home. In tech, he’s forged strategic partnerships with Apple, Microsoft, VISA, Unisys, and Accenture. In entertainment he’s worked with VIACOM, Sony / Tri-Star / Columbia Pictures, Walt Disney Company, and many others. Glenn has appeared as a guest lecturer at numerous universities and startup events throughout the U.S. In addition he’s been interviewed for both print and television, including Barron’s, Bloomberg, Business Week, CNBC, CNN, Entrepreneur, Forbes, Fox Business, Fox News, Inc. Magazine, Wired, and many others. His education includes a Law Degree from the University of San Diego, Advanced Studies and Certification on International Trade from Oxford University, Magdalen College, Oxford England, and degrees in Urban Planning and Political Science from the University of California, San Diego. Career investments and outside-company affiliations are background, not inferred personal checks or additional current Quake employees.

Bello Abubakar is Hatcher+’s head of DevOps and infrastructure in its current public directory. His profile also names GummyBearLabs and experience involving Hatcher+, Wenaak and ThoughtRiver, with postgraduate IT training. These directory affiliations are attributed to the publisher; no undisclosed employment dates are invented.

Divya Parsani is Hatcher+’s client success manager. Her public biography identifies commerce studies at the University of Toronto and CFA LevelIII candidacy. Candidacy is kept distinct from a completed CFA designation; fuller career details behind the individual-profile login are not inferred.

Fathima Nazir is Hatcher+’s QA lead. Her current public biography describes quality-assurance testing frameworks and coordination of software teams across fintech and enterprise systems. The profile is based on the accessible firm directory; it does not claim access to her gated longer biography.

Florence Chew is Hatcher+’s head of finance and HR in its current directory, whose biography uses the related finance-and-administration title. The public profile describes mechatronics training at Ngee Ann Polytechnic and an accounting/finance degree. The two published title formulations are preserved as source variation without an invented promotion date.

Keith Shepherdson is a software engineer at Hatcher+. His current public biography describes full-stack development with a particular interest in backend and distributed systems, and lists JavaScript, Python, Java and SQL. No unverified management, investing or academic appointment is inferred.

Rita Fialho is Hatcher+’s head of community relations. Her current public biography describes earlier credit-risk and actuarial work and an interest in applying data to business decisions. Her published responsibilities concern the firm’s community rather than an inferred personal investment or regulated portfolio-management appointment.

Sree Manikanta is Hatcher+’s senior frontend engineer. His current public biography describes building websites and web applications using JavaScript, HTML/CSS and frameworks including React and Vue, with Scrum experience. This is the named software-development affiliation published by the firm, distinct from similarly named people.

Wei Jian Tan is Hatcher+’s principal software engineer. His current published biography describes frontend and backend development across several domains. The exact company team-card and linked professional account establish identity; no longer gated biography or unverified university qualification is added.

Aditya Swami is Hatcher+’s head of product engineering. His current public biography describes engineering responsibility for FAAST, the firm’s fund-management and investment-operations software. This is a technology/product role, with no inferred authority to act as a regulated fund manager or make personal investments.

Dan Hoogterp is Hatcher+’s co-founder and director in its current public directory. His published profile describes technology leadership and business-management experience focused on operations, revenue and product execution. Founder John Sharp’s2025 account identifies Hoogterp as part of the earlier H1 portfolio and subsequent data-driven H2 development. Longer profile details require login and are not inferred.

John Sharp is Hatcher+’s co-founder and CEO in the current public directory; its biography also describes him as a managing partner. He works on venture-investment analytics and the FAAST fund-operations platform. His own2025 account identifies Dan Hoogterp and Wissam Otaky in the earlier H1 portfolio and discusses development of H2’s machine-learning portfolio approach. Reported performance is a founder claim rather than independent validation.

Matthew Parsons is Hatcher+’s chief operating officer and general counsel. The current public biography describes investment-management, financial-services and fintech experience encompassing legal, compliance and investing responsibilities. The accessible directory provides this career scope; its fuller individual profile requires login.

Taksh Singh is published by Neo as Graphite SWE. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Sayd Agzamkhodjaev is published by Neo as Treater Founding Engineer. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Raul Alcantara is published by Neo as Aragon Tech Lead. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Santiago Hernández is published by Neo as OpenAI Research Engineer. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Marcelo Chaman Mallqui is published by Neo as Gumloop Founding Engineer. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Leonie Freisinger is published by Neo as Dryft CTO. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Lucie le Blanc is published by Neo as Warp SWE. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Kevin Wu is published by Neo as Pegasi CEO. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Akram Yassin is identified in Graphene Ventures’ live public professional page under the title Operation Services. His name-bound portrait and page remain listed in the firm’s official English sitemap, but he is absent from the ten-person main team directory. The affiliation is therefore source-qualified rather than asserted as a verified current appointment. The reviewed primary page does not publish a detailed earlier career or education biography.

Drew Gregory is published by Neo as Formal SWE. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

John Hallman is published by Neo as OpenAI research engineer. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Calvin Giroud is published by Neo as Cognition GTM. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Alon Kosowsky-Sachs is published by Neo as Tutor Intelligence CTO. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Arman Raayatsanati is published by Neo as TextQL ML Scientist. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Advait Maybhate is published by Neo as Warp SWE. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Madeline Park is published by Neo as Vega Co-Founder. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Jehron Petty is published by Neo as ColorStack Founder. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Kayla Huang is published by Neo as Sway CTO. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Andrew Milich is published by Neo as SpaceXAI, Cursor Eng leader, Skiff CEO. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Vinay Ayyala is published by Neo as Amplitude AI Eng head, Command AI cofounder. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Sumer Sao is published by Neo as Etched senior staff, Homie CEO, Kalshi founding engineer. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Pierre Martin is published by Neo as Gavel CTO, Beacon CTO, Amazon eng. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Russell Kaplan is published by Neo as Cognition President, Scale Dir of Eng, Helia Co-founder. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Alda Leu Dennis is a managing member of Hawktail Management LLC, named in its March31,2026 FormADV with April2024 status (month only), and a venture-capital investor at Hawktail in her current CAIS trustee biography. She began as a financial analyst at The Walt Disney Company, then practiced litigation at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati and served as in-house counsel at Clarium Capital and Founders Fund. She subsequently moved to investing as managing director of137 Ventures and then a general partner at Initialized Capital. The school’s own biography identifies Stanford degrees in economics and political science and a JD from UCLA. Her current Hawktail affiliation does not convert historical Initialized work into current employment. Modulo Bio’s November2024 SEC filing explicitly names Alda Leu Dennis a director; a June2023 issuer release separately quoted her as Initialized’s then-general partner. Those dated affiliations do not imply an individual personal check.

Lauren Westerberg publishes her Hawktail affiliation on her own professional profile, corroborated by Hawktail’s own company employee list. Her profile lists Santa Clara University from2006–2010 and participation in women’s softball, with earlier administrative and coordination experience described in colleagues’ recommendations. Her exact current title, full dated employment history and accessible authentic portrait are not published by the manager website and are not inferred from third-party directories. This SantaCruz venture-professional identity is distinct from namesakes in healthcare, education and social services.

Robert William Pollak is a managing member of Hawktail Management LLC, CRD321161, with March2021 status shown in its March31,2026 FormADV. He signed that filing and separately signed Hawktail LLC’s March16,2026 filing, CRD299032; the advisory entities and their fund vehicles remain legally distinct. The latter filing identifies him as managing person for HT Finch. His own professional profile confirms the Hawktail affiliation and University of Virginia background. Current exact fund allocation, a detailed manager biography are unverified; unrelated economist Robert A. Pollak is not this person. A genuine caption-bound published NFX investor portrait is attached; its historical SVAngel caption is not evidence of current employment.

Michael Woods Polansky is a managing member of Hawktail Management LLC, directly named in its March31,2026 FormADV with status acquired March2021 (month only). The same filing names him alongside Robert Pollak as a managing person of HT Mallard LLC. An original Parker Foundation fact sheet also identifies Michael Polansky as its executive director; that source is retained as historical career context, without assuming a current external appointment or personal investment. His exact middle name and CRD6137523 distinguish unrelated namesakes. The manager website publishes no full individual biography or authentic portrait; unverified personal and education details are omitted.

Matthew Volosin is a partner at Caffeinated. His own current biography says he began working with the firm in 2009 and joined full-time as partner and COO in 2013. He helped scale its original single-partner model and now leads the operation of its multi-partner platform. He oversees non-investment functions including operations, fund administration, legal, finance, compliance, deal execution and LP relations. He lives in Cleveland and enjoys golf, skiing and travel. No unstated education or exact employment day is inferred. His original own portrait is visually verified.

Varun Gupta is the Caffeinated Capital partner who joined in 2020. A generalist investor, he sourced companies including Saronic and Twenty. Previously he worked as a data scientist and machine-learning engineer at Affirm before its IPO, leading credit-underwriting systems. Earlier career affiliations include Expanse, subsequently acquired by Palo Alto Networks, and Wealthfront. He studied applied mathematics, computer science and AI at Stanford; no unspecified degree title is inferred. His current own biography names boards at Federato, Amca and Luzern and residence in New York. He is distinct from Dr. Varun Gupta of Wellington Partners and the protected existing Dunad board member. The parenthetical display qualification separates the namesakes while preserving his actual name. His original own portrait is visually verified.

Jayne Zecha Partner, London Head of UK Private Equity Practice Get in touch About Jayne Expertise Private Equity Technology Jayne Zecha is the Head of the UK Private Equity practice and a member of our Telecommunications , Media , and Technology practices. She has over 20 years of experience with Bain, specializing in technology and media-related commercial due diligence, as well as corporate strategy work for technology and media firms. Jayne is a founding member and an Investment Committee Member of Bain’s Future Back Ventures. Jayne was named in Private Equity News’ ‘The Rising Stars of European Private Equity 2019’ list, which annually recognizes the most promising private equity professionals and advisers under age 40. Jayne holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and an MA in international relations from the University of Chicago. She studied economics at Cambridge University. Future Back Ventures named Jayne Zecha on its 2023 investment committee. Current own Bain biography explicitly confirms ongoing committee membership.

Raymond Tonsing founded Caffeinated in 2008 and is a partner. Its own biography describes pioneering a single-partner venture fund model and backing Affirm and Opendoor from seed to IPO, with portfolio companies acquired by BlackRock, Google, JPMorgan Chase, Meta and Spotify. The current manager directory names board service at Onebrief, Saronic, Seneca and Twenty; these are published affiliations without inferred personal cash allocations. He divides his time between San Francisco and Aspen and enjoys cycling, jiu-jitsu and coffee. SEC fund filings identify him as managing member of the general partner. His original own portrait is visually verified.

Arpan Sheth Alumni, Washington, DC Get in touch About Arpan Expertise Financial Services Private Equity Digital Enterprise Technology Innovation & Design Shared Services Software Value Creation Future Back Ventures named Arpan Sheth on its 2023 investment committee. Current committee tenure is unpublished; the recorded fund role is qualified to the 2023 roster.

Ann Bosche Partner, San Francisco Get in touch About Ann Expertise Hardware Internet of Things Semiconductors Technology Telecommunications Software Value Creation Ann Bosche is a member of our Technology and Cloud Services and Private Equity practices. Ann primarily advises clients on advanced analytics, the Internet of Things, IT security and risk management, and data center and cloud computing. Her recent work has spanned the consumer and enterprise software, semiconductors and components, and network equipment sectors. Ann has also led an array of full potential transformation programs for tech clients, as well as portfolio value creation, blueprinting, diligence, and operational improvement efforts for private equity funds. Prior to joining us, Ann spent four years with another global consulting firm, where she was involved in systems integration efforts with technology and telecommunications companies ranging in size from start-ups to Fortune 100. Ann holds an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business and a B.S. in Environmental Engineering, magna cum laude, from the University of Southern California. Future Back Ventures named Ann Bosche on its 2023 investment committee. Current committee tenure is unpublished; the recorded fund role is qualified to the 2023 roster.

Christopher Perry Partner, San Francisco Get in touch About Christopher Expertise Private Equity Technology Christopher is the Co-Head of the Technology team within our Private Equity practice. He works with leading financial sponsors on commercial due diligence and post-acquisition value creation for Tech deals, particularly in Enterprise Software. He is also responsible for evolving the firm's approach to diligence and IP in the Tech sector. Christopher earned an MBA from INSEAD in France and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom. Future Back Ventures named Christopher Perry on its 2023 investment committee. Current committee tenure is unpublished; the recorded fund role is qualified to the 2023 roster.

Dunigan O'Keeffe Partner, San Francisco Get in touch About Dunigan Expertise Strategy Transformation Technology Innovation & Business Building Financial Services Highlights Business builder with 30+ years of consulting and venture experience Focused on helping companies innovate, grow, and rapidly scale and transform while building sustained competitive advantage Former global head of our Strategy & Transformation practice Dunigan O'Keeffe has more than 30 years of consulting experience across India, Japan, Europe, and the United States. He formerly led Bain's global Strategy & Transformation practice. Dunigan helps CEOs place the strategic bets that define their companies' next decade, from reshaping the core to launching new ventures at scale. His work spans growth strategy, innovation, and large-scale transformation, with a focus on prediction-based strategy in moments of disruption. Underpinning it is Founder's Mentality, the conviction, clarity, and bias to action that separate companies making bold bets from those that hedge. Dunigan co-founded Future Back Ventures, Bain's fund backing early-stage companies led by Bain alumni, and serves on its Investment Committee. He advises clients across consumer tech, financial services, telecom, and advanced manufacturing, and works with investors in these spaces. He holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a B.A. in philosophy and economics from Williams College. Future Back Ventures named Dunigan O’Keeffe on its 2023 investment committee. Current own Bain biography explicitly confirms ongoing committee membership.

Lewis Liu is published by Neo as Twin-1 CEO, Sirion Head of AI, Eigen CEO. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Lin-Hua Wu is published by Neo as GM Chief Comms & Marketing Officer, ex Google, Dropbox, Block. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Marcus Gomez is published by Neo as Zumbro Falls CEO, Luminous CEO. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Megan Goodrich is published by Neo as InvestCloud Head of Sales. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Melissa Tan is published by Neo as Webflow & Dropbox Head of Growth. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Michael Chime is published by Neo as Prepared Co-founder & CEO. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Michael Hla is published by Neo as Evolutionary Scale, Sutter Hill, Harvard. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Miles Cook Chairman of the Investment Committee Miles is a life-long Bainie and Senior Partner passionate about supporting our entrepreneurial alumni Miles has a long history starting new endeavors inside Bain, including helping launch the private equity practice in the early 90s, the Atlanta office in the late 90s, the Supply Chain practice area in the late 90s, the Bain Advisor Network, and more recently Future Back Ventures. In addition to his practice work for private equity clients, he’s been an avid angel investor and advisor to start-ups, has helped start two successful companies himself (Focal Point and Nore Womens Health) and served on the boards of Cloud Sherpas, Presidio, Simplus and Focal Point all of which had successful exits. He championed the effort for Bain to launch Future Back Ventures because he has observed and participated in the success of many Bain alum entrepreneurs. When not working Miles is a passionate skier, offshore sailor, pilot and father of three kids and one Labrador retriever. He is also a proud University of Virginia and Stanford GSB alum. . Primary current Future Back Ventures biography.

Neal Soni is published by Neo as Prepared Co-founder. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Henrik Berggren is published by Neo as Big Health VP Product, Steady Health Founder. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Jacqueline Wibowo is published by Neo as Anthropic startups liaison, Cartesia Head of Operations. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Jason Dorfman is published by Neo as Orum CEO, Rubrik Head of Sales. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Jon Oberheide is published by Neo as Angel investor, Duo Security Co-founder. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Jonah Kallenbach is published by Neo as Reverie Labs Co-Founder. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Emily Cohen is published by Neo as Cognition Head of BizOps, Neo Partner. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Fuzzy Khosrowshahi is published by Neo as Notion CTO, Slack VP, Google Sheets founder. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Gabriela Perez is published by Neo as Mayo Clinic EIR, Ovia Health EVP, Best Doctors founding team. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Cameron Ramsay principal Cameron is a Bain business builder with a knack for investing Cameron spent several years on the Bain consulting path, progressing from AC to Consultant, before moving to Engine 2 to contribute to the launch and operation of new and exciting Bain-backed ventures. During his time with Engine 2, Cameron launched and scaled Results Talent Network (RTN), a freelance marketplace that allows Bain teams worldwide to access top freelance talent. While overseeing RTN, Cameron identified, pitched and launched another new business opportunity for Bain, Caliber by Bain. Cameron served as the Founder and Director of Caliber before moving to his current role with Future Back Ventures. Cameron has spent time working in Bain offices (Johannesburg, Los Angeles and London) across three continents. He is a proud alumnus of the University of Cape Town, where he studied Finance at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Outside of work, Cameron can typically be found enjoying the outdoors while running, cycling or playing golf. . Primary current Future Back Ventures biography.

Anand Subramani is published by Neo as Rula SVP, Pilot VP Product. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Anna Marie Wagner is published by Neo as Transfyr CEO, Ginkgo Bioworks Head of AI. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Ari Steinberg is published by Neo as Airbnb & Facebook Seattle Director, Vamo Founder. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Ben Newhouse is published by Neo as OpenAI technical staff, Dropbox Head of Sync, Bubbli Founder. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Ben Smith is published by Neo as Veteran Googler. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Camille Ricketts is published by Neo as XYZ Ventures Partner, Notion Head of Brand. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

Claire Shorall is published by Neo as Sway CEO. This is a publicly listed external mentoring or applicant-interviewing affiliation, not an assertion of employment by Neo or a personal investment.

David Kwong is published by Neo as Resident Magician & Puzzlemaker. This is a current operating-team capacity.

Ali Partovi is published by Neo as CEO. This is a current operating-team capacity.

Ann Scott-Plante Head of Future Back Ventures Ann is a boomerang Bainie that knows what it takes to build a company – because she did it! Ann returned to Bain to lead Future Back Ventures after spending the last 15 years in the start-up ecosystem. She spent her AC/SAC years at Bain NYC before heading off for business school where she caught the start-up bug. Ann co-founded and launched Wello, a first of its kind fitness technology company, after graduating from the GSB. As co-CEO, Ann led engineering, product and operations and, together with her co-founder, raised capital from both angels and established VCs. Wello was acquired by Weight Watchers (WW) after successfully creating a new market. Ann spent the following 4 years at WW running digital product and leading the newly-established SF office. After leaving WW, Ann spent her time consulting across a range of start-ups and large companies like Fitbit and Samsung Next. Her time as an angel investor, mentor and advisor to start-ups was what led her to return to Bain to lead Future Back Ventures. She knows how valuable Bain would have been in her entrepreneurial journey and that of her entrepreneurial Bain friends. Ann is a proud graduate of Dartmouth College and Stanford Graduate School of Business. In her free time, you’ll find her seeking out opportunities to pass her love of nature, sport and adventure on to her 3 daughters. . Primary current Future Back Ventures biography.

Clara Bae is published by Neo as Office Coordinator. This is a current operating-team capacity.

Connor Ling is published by Neo as Principal Investor. This is a current operating-team capacity.

Healy Jones is published by Neo as Head of Finance. This is a current operating-team capacity.

Maddie Bernheim is published by Neo as Events Manager. This is a current operating-team capacity.

Natalie Chernysh is published by Neo as Programs Manager. This is a current operating-team capacity.

Pavla Bobosikova is published by Neo as Investor, Head of Programs + Community. This is a current operating-team capacity.

Vincent Po is published by Neo as Head of Scholars Program. This is a current operating-team capacity.

Qubigen provides managed AI drug-design services for biotechnology companies, pharmaceutical partners and research institutes. Its FedAIDD platform combines federated learning, molecular generation, virtual screening, molecular mechanics and quantum chemistry to design and optimise small-molecule candidates for specific protein targets. Workflows learn from partners’ protected datasets while assessing binding, synthetic feasibility and drug-like properties, including absorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion and toxicity. The company formed in2024 from the merger of Presagen and Qubist Molecular Design and operates from Melbourne and Adelaide. Its collaborations include early-stage neuroscience and oncology discovery programs; a2026 University of Melbourne project aims to develop brain-penetrant STING inhibitors for neuroinflammatory and neurodegenerative disease. These are discovery and preclinical research programs, rather than approved medicines. Qubigen’s quantum-chemistry work is computational drug modelling, not quantum-computer hardware.

Andrew Murphy is published as Qubigen’s Chief Technology Officer.

David Brooks is published by Qubigen as Product and Operations Manager. The company names him as a member of its core team attending BIO2026.

James Roche is published as a director of Qubigen. Its biography identifies his outside affiliation as executive director of Roche Holdings.

Jonathan Hall is Qubigen’s founder, managing director and CEO and serves on its board. The company publishes his role in leading its federated AI drug-design services.

Joshua Spender is published as Qubigen’s Senior Software Engineer.

Jun Zeng is published as Qubigen’s founder and Chief Information Officer.

Matthew Oristano is Qubigen’s published strategic adviser and investor. The company names him as its representative for partnerships and investor engagement at2025 industry events.

Michelle Perugini is published as a director and chair of Qubigen’s board. The company also describes her external commercialisation leadership at UniSA Ventures.

Sonya Diakiw is Qubigen’s published founder and Chief Scientific Officer. She is named on its2026 neuroinflammation drug-discovery collaboration.

Tuc Nguyen is Qubigen’s published Senior AI Engineer. The company names him on its2026 neuroinflammation drug-discovery collaboration.

Sriram Krishnan is a co-founder and General Partner at Kearny Jackson. His current first-person firm biography states he was born in Malaysia, grew up in Kuala Lumpur, studied at the National University of Singapore, and participated in an entrepreneurship work/study programme in Sweden. He helped organize Hej2007, then worked, invested and advised technology startups across countries; the firm biography places him in New York. The2025 official FundIII filing identifies him as a managing director of the general partner. His exact own professional links are linkedin.com/in/sriramkrishnan/ and x.com/sriramkri. He is a different person from the former Andreessen Horowitz partner/White House adviser SriramKrishnan linked to linkedin.com/in/sriramkrishnan01/; no roles, photographs or personal investments from that person are merged.

Sunil Chhaya is a co-founder and General Partner at Kearny Jackson. His current own biography describes more than a decade of venture investing and work with Gong, New Relic and Wavefront. His January2023 first-person announcement identifies prior investing work at Tenaya Capital, NextWorld Capital and Menlo Ventures before joining long-time partner Sriram Krishnan to scale Kearny Jackson. He publicly explains the firm’s origin at the Kearny/Jackson street intersection and its pre-seed/seed focus. The official2025 FundIII filing identifies him as a managing director of the general partner. No personal issuer cash check or outside current board role is inferred.

Gabriel Farme is a partner at Graphene Ventures leading Series A and B investing in Brazil and Latin America. He co-founded Verve Capital, where he focused on pre-seed and seed investments. Earlier experience included project finance, mergers and acquisitions and interim finance leadership at a Brazilian weather forecasting business. Prior fund performance claims are not treated as verified Graphene fund cash.

Hamza Hundt is a senior investment analyst at Graphene Ventures, identified in its current official team directory and named professional page. The firm backs private technology businesses internationally. The reviewed professional page publishes his title and authentic portrait but does not provide a detailed career biography; no earlier employer or education is inferred.

Jorge Bianchin is a senior investment associate at Graphene Ventures. The firm’s current official team directory publishes his name, exact investment title and authentic portrait. Graphene backs private technology companies internationally. Individual education, earlier employers and appointment date are not specified in the reviewed primary directory.

Leo Fonseca is a senior principal at Graphene Ventures. His published biography records more than twenty years at GE across five countries in CFO, financial planning and finance technology roles, including healthcare, energy and financial services. He later invested at AgFunder and VU Ventures and holds a postgraduate business administration diploma from UC Berkeley.

Mitch Hambling is a senior principal at Graphene Ventures, identified in the firm’s current official team directory and named professional page. The firm invests directly in private technology businesses internationally. His individual career and education are not described in the reviewed official biography page; the title and authentic portrait are directly published.

Musaad Alkadi is a senior principal at Graphene Ventures. His published biography describes entrepreneurial experience building businesses in food, retail and consumer markets before entering venture investing. He focuses on founders in emerging and global markets, combining operational and growth experience. His education includes a bachelor’s degree in finance and an MBA from IMD in Switzerland.

Sílvio Bressanini is an investment analyst at Graphene Ventures, as identified in the firm’s current official public team directory and name-bound portrait. The firm invests in private technology companies across several international markets. His earlier career, education and appointment date are not described in the reviewed primary directory.

Yan Niehues is chief of staff at Graphene Ventures, as identified in the firm’s current official team directory alongside a name-bound portrait. Graphene’s published mandate is direct investment in private technology businesses across international markets. A detailed individual career or education biography is not published in the reviewed directory, and no additional seniority or outside employment is inferred.

Arnaldo Goldemberg is a partner at Graphene Ventures and a Brazilian entrepreneur. His published background includes founding LAN Designers, genomic healthcare business ProGenetica, Enjoei, Sua Musica and Suflex. He brings experience in commercial operations, corporate finance and investment to the firm’s startup and growth studio portfolio; the biography’s career achievements do not establish separate institutional investment checks.

Nabil Borhanu is founder and managing partner of Graphene Ventures, overseeing its investment team. His published biography describes entrepreneurial work in telecommunications, sports and media before establishing the Silicon Valley firm. Named investments include Snap, Lyft, Zūm, WakeCap, Built Robotics and GOOD Meat. It also records a dual MBA through Al Yamamah University and Washington State University and Stanford Graduate School of Business alumni status.

Alexander Wilkis Wilson is publicly named in Despierta’s combined advisors and select limited partners roster. The source does not distinguish this individual’s advisory or LP capacity, identify a commitment amount, or supply a substantive biography; its generic image and placeholder biography are excluded. The affiliation is recorded with this explicit limitation.

Jeff Karp is publicly named in Despierta’s combined advisors and select limited partners roster. The source does not distinguish this individual’s advisory or LP capacity, identify a commitment amount, or supply a substantive biography; its generic image and placeholder biography are excluded. The affiliation is recorded with this explicit limitation.

Dave Asprey is publicly named in Despierta’s combined advisors and select limited partners roster. The source does not distinguish this individual’s advisory or LP capacity, identify a commitment amount, or supply a substantive biography; its generic image and placeholder biography are excluded. The affiliation is recorded with this explicit limitation. Dave Asprey is the Bulletproof founder and biohacking author whose named testimonial and mixed investor/adviser affiliation are published by SleepSpace. The website’s outside-company captions are source-aged; no Basis CTO appointment is independently adopted from its inconsistent caption. A testimonial and the combined roster do not identify his personal check, amount, closing date or exact adviser-versus-investor capacity.

David Carmouche is publicly named in Despierta’s combined advisors and select limited partners roster. The source does not distinguish this individual’s advisory or LP capacity, identify a commitment amount, or supply a substantive biography; its generic image and placeholder biography are excluded. The affiliation is recorded with this explicit limitation.

Listed in Despierta’s combined advisors/select-LPs group. The published biography describes cardiology, Biofourmis co-founding and clinical leadership, Amazon medical-officer experience and Massachusetts General Hospital healthcare innovation. The roster does not establish a personal cash commitment or specific LP role.

Tony Robbins is publicly named in Despierta’s combined advisors and select limited partners roster. The source does not distinguish this individual’s advisory or LP capacity, identify a commitment amount, or supply a substantive biography; its generic image and placeholder biography are excluded. The affiliation is recorded with this explicit limitation.

Christopher Campbell is publicly named in Despierta’s combined advisors and select limited partners roster. The source does not distinguish this individual’s advisory or LP capacity, identify a commitment amount, or supply a substantive biography; its generic image and placeholder biography are excluded. The affiliation is recorded with this explicit limitation.

Listed in Despierta’s combined advisors/select-LPs roster, with exact capacity and commitment undisclosed. His published biography describes medical-technology entrepreneurship, Accelerated Medical Ventures, MIT Healthcare Ventures and Hacking Medicine involvement, and 3D-Matrix leadership. Those earlier investments are separate from manager portfolio holdings.

Listed in Despierta’s combined advisors/select-LPs roster, which does not distinguish individual advisory versus limited-partner capacity or commitments. Its biography describes healthcare cloud sales and previous Microsoft and GE Healthcare experience; undated outside titles are attributed to the published biography.

Listed for Executive Support in Despierta’s public directory with a named authentic portrait. No additional qualifications or employment dates are disclosed in that entry.

Haitao Zhang is listed in Builders VC’s current venture-partner directory with responsibility identified as China. The linked external biography was inaccessible, so career history, education and a direct employment contract are not independently established. The affiliation is qualified as a geographic venture-partner role, with no personal investment inferred.

Mun-Yew Wong is publicly listed in Builders VC’s current venture partners directory. The published venture-partner scope is Singapore, a sector or geographic affiliation rather than an independently verified executive office or employment contract. The own directory links an external LinkedIn profile; an accessible substantive career history is not independently verified, so no education, prior employers, appointment dates or personal investments are inferred.

Ben Holland is publicly listed in Builders VC’s current venture partners directory. The published venture-partner scope is Agriculture, a sector or geographic affiliation rather than an independently verified executive office or employment contract. The own directory links an external LinkedIn profile; an accessible substantive career history is not independently verified, so no education, prior employers, appointment dates or personal investments are inferred.

Matthew De Silva is publicly listed in Builders VC’s current venture partners directory. The published venture-partner scope is Health, a sector or geographic affiliation rather than an independently verified executive office or employment contract. The own directory links an external LinkedIn profile; an accessible substantive career history is not independently verified, so no education, prior employers, appointment dates or personal investments are inferred.

Listed as Associate by Despierta’s public team directory with a named original portrait. The page does not provide further biography or employment dates; the precise published affiliation is retained without inferred credentials.

Tom Halbouty is publicly listed in Builders VC’s current venture partners directory. The published venture-partner scope is Industrials, a sector or geographic affiliation rather than an independently verified executive office or employment contract. The own directory links an external LinkedIn profile; an accessible substantive career history is not independently verified, so no education, prior employers, appointment dates or personal investments are inferred.

Fertility Partner at Despierta. His published biography identifies clinical infertility expertise, Harvard MD/MBA training, UCSF fellowship and US Fertility strategic initiatives and innovation-fund involvement. These undated outside credentials provide background rather than proof of a separate Despierta fund or investment.

Steve Dell'Orto is publicly listed in Builders VC’s current venture partners directory. The published venture-partner scope is Construction, a sector or geographic affiliation rather than an independently verified executive office or employment contract. The own directory links an external LinkedIn profile; an accessible substantive career history is not independently verified, so no education, prior employers, appointment dates or personal investments are inferred.

Jim Blome is publicly listed in Builders VC’s current venture partners directory. The published venture-partner scope is Agriculture, a sector or geographic affiliation rather than an independently verified executive office or employment contract. The own directory links an external LinkedIn profile; an accessible substantive career history is not independently verified, so no education, prior employers, appointment dates or personal investments are inferred.

Isaac Dinner advises Builders startups on analytics, experimentation and growth while leading data-science initiatives at Vivid Seats. Earlier experience included academic appointments at UNC and IE and work at Airbnb, Indeed and economic-research institutions. His degrees cover mathematics at MIT and statistics and marketing at Columbia.

Jason Reza is publicly listed in Builders VC’s current operations directory. The current published position is Accounting Manager, within the firm’s operations group. The own directory links an external LinkedIn profile; an accessible substantive career history is not independently verified, so no education, prior employers, appointment dates or personal investments are inferred.

Jeff Clark is publicly listed in Builders VC’s current operations directory. The current published position is VP Finance, within the firm’s operations group. The own directory links an external LinkedIn profile; an accessible substantive career history is not independently verified, so no education, prior employers, appointment dates or personal investments are inferred.

Operating Partner at Despierta. His manager biography describes Epic electronic-record implementations, Bluetree leadership and growth, and its sale to Providence-affiliated Tegria. It describes later early-stage investing and venture-studio advisory work; no unnamed personal fund is fabricated as a Despierta legal vehicle.

Venture Partner at Despierta, with published expertise in telemedicine and value-based care. The manager biography identifies emergency-medicine practice, Harvard Medical Faculty Physicians telehealth work at Beth Israel Deaconess and earlier BIDMC OnDemand co-founding. These undated outside credentials are attributed to the source, not independently asserted as current appointments.

Angelica Maestas develops Builders’ partnerships and presence in New Mexico and the US Southwest. Her work connects founders with industry, research institutions and government. She co-founded a healthcare-analytics business sold in2021, leads the HealthInno innovation community and hosts a podcast about women entrepreneurs and investors.

Johnny Lalonde provides coaching and counseling support to Builders portfolio founders and leadership teams. His work includes individual coaching, co-founder alignment and team discussions. A California clinical counselor, he studied psychology and counseling at UCF, Reformed Theological Seminary and Oregon State, and previously led counseling organizations.

Yousef Azzam researches early investments and supports diligence for Builders’ MENA activities, including infrastructure, industrial technology and applied AI. Earlier employers included the Investment Management Corporation of Ontario, PwC and Qatar National Bank. He studied finance at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School.

Fernanda Braz supports Builders portfolio companies entering and expanding in MENA markets, particularly Qatar. She helps develop commercial partnerships and navigate institutional and regulatory relationships. Previously she directed country operations at Oxford Business Group and operated businesses in food technology and professional services.

Co-founder and Managing Partner at Despierta Ventures. His published biography describes Ready Responders co-founding and chairmanship, Firefly Health founding investment and chairmanship, and Consumer United/Goji entrepreneurship. He studied political science at Duke. These prior company histories do not prove additional Despierta institutional investments.

Co-founder and Managing Partner of Despierta Ventures, a healthcare investor and entrepreneur. His published biography identifies Vitruvia co-founding, earlier NextGen Venture Partners, Maveron and Goldman Sachs experience, and Harvard Business School and Brown University education. His earlier investment history is not automatically the Despierta portfolio.

Declan Sander researches opportunities in food systems, health infrastructure and resource efficiency at Builders VC. Earlier work included Alpaca VC and energy and currency trading at RBC. He co-founded nonprofit Birchbark Health, holds treasury responsibilities for charitable organizations, and studied finance at the University of Calgary.

Johnny Chankhamany builds regional networks and strategic partnerships for Builders VC. His published biography places his arrival in2022 following investor-relations work at HEI. He also supports Hawaii community organizations and earned business and finance degrees at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.

Avi Pradhan supports founders investing through Builders VC. His prior venture roles included Nine Four, Supernode and Muse Capital. He founded an education platform for students in Nepal and worked on growth at AI software companies Odynn and Clipbook. He studied finance, marketing and operations at Wharton.

Despierta Ventures is a healthcare-focused investment and venture-building platform operating in Miami and Boston. Its current primary site names co-founders and managing partners Christopher Lee, Christian Seale and Justin Dangel, with additional clinical, operating, technical and support affiliates. Its legal operator is DESPIERTA LLC, a Delaware limited liability company incorporated in 2022 and independently identified by its SEC record through all three founders. The brand’s own timeline dates its founding to 2021; brand launch and legal incorporation are distinct. Its strategy covers value-based care, science-backed consumer products and technology-enabled healthcare, including AI medical-record summarisation at Fourier Health. Its current company cards identify Fourier Health, Rise Health/Primor, Mangrove Health and Akita Biosciences. The separate previous-investment section and aggregate portfolio statistics include founders’ investments before Despierta and are not attributed wholesale to this manager. The public roster includes a combined advisors/select limited partners section that does not disclose each named individual’s exact capacity or a cash commitment. Generic repeated portraits and lorem-ipsum biographies are excluded. No named LP fund or fund closing is established. Its January 2025 SEC notice reports corporate equity securities sold, classifies the issuer as Other Health Care rather than a pooled investment fund, and must not be treated as an LP fund raise. Recipient clinical or product descriptions are company claims, not approval or medical-effectiveness determinations.

Cara Hu evaluates enterprise and AI investments at Builders VC, including industrial workflows and data infrastructure. Her previous investment experience includes Five Elms, Kinzie and Gen1. She studied mathematics and economics at Northwestern and statistics at the University of Missouri–Kansas City, with research experience in quantitative analysis.

Tarik Sultan directs Builders’ MENA investing, operations and portfolio development. His entrepreneurial background includes founding Sultan Ventures and developing the XLR8 startup platform. His published experience covers company building, innovation advice to public and private institutions, and venture-ecosystem board service in Hawaii and Qatar.

Alex Kinnier is a Builders VC general partner and Upside’s founder and CEO. Earlier work included product leadership at Opower, investment roles at Khosla Ventures and NEA, and product development at Google and Procter&Gamble. His education includes chemical engineering at Lehigh and an MBA at Harvard.

Amit Mehta combines medical practice and entrepreneurship with healthcare investing at Builders VC. His portfolio responsibilities include Carbon Health, Notable Labs and Fitbiomics. He previously invested through Formation8 and founded Intrinsic Imaging as its medical chief. His clinical training included a Harvard residency and image-guided surgery fellowship.

Jocelyn Doe leads investments in financial security and wellness, special situations and fundraising at Builders VC. She previously worked in investment banking at Morgan Stanley and Lehman Brothers. Her published background includes international finance experience, board service and study at Stanford and UCLA Anderson.

Mark Blackwell is Builders VC’s chief operating officer. He co-founded networking-software company GNS3 and later worked at SolarWinds following its acquisition. Earlier positions included energy venture investing at Cenovus, banking at CIBC and renewables work at Enbridge. He studied finance in Calgary and serves on Canadian investment and institutional boards.

Mark Goldstein directs Builders’ venture studio after an earlier managing-partner role. The studio supports early healthcare and wellness companies using analytics and generative AI. He founded several technology businesses, has invested personally and through institutional vehicles, and founded the Digital Health Hub Foundation. Named portfolio directorships include NeuroFlow and Diagnostikare.

Mike Rosengarten invests in enterprise software, applied AI and regulatory technology at Builders VC. He co-founded government-software company Camino, led it as CEO through its2023 sale to Clariti, and previously directed technology at OpenGov. He studied computer science at UC Santa Barbara.

Jim Kim co-founded Builders VC and serves as a general partner. His earlier venture roles include founding Formation8, work at Khosla Ventures and CMEA, and building GE’s venture-investment activity. His education includes MIT undergraduate studies and Columbia graduate qualifications in data analysis and business.

Shang Lucey is published by NeuroBell as Senior Software Developer in its staff team. The company develops portable neonatal EEG hardware and software with automated seizure-detection support for intensive-care clinicians. The published role establishes a professional company affiliation, without implying personal investment, a clinical efficacy finding or an exact appointment date.

Kevin Garcia is published by NeuroBell as Firmware Engineer in its staff team. The company develops portable neonatal EEG hardware and software with automated seizure-detection support for intensive-care clinicians. The published role establishes a professional company affiliation, without implying personal investment, a clinical efficacy finding or an exact appointment date.

Sarah Corr is published by NeuroBell as U.S. Product Manager in its staff team. The company develops portable neonatal EEG hardware and software with automated seizure-detection support for intensive-care clinicians. The published role establishes a professional company affiliation, without implying personal investment, a clinical efficacy finding or an exact appointment date.

Irene Giuffrida is published by NeuroBell as Quality Manager in its staff team. The company develops portable neonatal EEG hardware and software with automated seizure-detection support for intensive-care clinicians. The published role establishes a professional company affiliation, without implying personal investment, a clinical efficacy finding or an exact appointment date.

Tomás Kelly is published by NeuroBell as Lead Software Developer in its staff team. The company develops portable neonatal EEG hardware and software with automated seizure-detection support for intensive-care clinicians. The published role establishes a professional company affiliation, without implying personal investment, a clinical efficacy finding or an exact appointment date.

Clare Meskill is published by NeuroBell as Operations Manager in its staff team. The company develops portable neonatal EEG hardware and software with automated seizure-detection support for intensive-care clinicians. The published role establishes a professional company affiliation, without implying personal investment, a clinical efficacy finding or an exact appointment date.

Chris Saly is published by NeuroBell as Senior Software Developer in its staff team. The company develops portable neonatal EEG hardware and software with automated seizure-detection support for intensive-care clinicians. The published role establishes a professional company affiliation, without implying personal investment, a clinical efficacy finding or an exact appointment date.

Sergio Morant is published by NeuroBell as Senior AI & Data Scientist in its staff team. The company develops portable neonatal EEG hardware and software with automated seizure-detection support for intensive-care clinicians. The published role establishes a professional company affiliation, without implying personal investment, a clinical efficacy finding or an exact appointment date.

Sam O'Mahony is published by NeuroBell as Senior R&D Engineer in its staff team. The company develops portable neonatal EEG hardware and software with automated seizure-detection support for intensive-care clinicians. The published role establishes a professional company affiliation, without implying personal investment, a clinical efficacy finding or an exact appointment date.

Tara Noone is published by NeuroBell as Director of Quality & Reg. in its staff team. The company develops portable neonatal EEG hardware and software with automated seizure-detection support for intensive-care clinicians. The published role establishes a professional company affiliation, without implying personal investment, a clinical efficacy finding or an exact appointment date.

Kathi Randall is published by NeuroBell as NICU Nurse Educator on its advisory board. The company develops portable neonatal EEG hardware and software with automated seizure-detection support for intensive-care clinicians. The published role establishes a professional company affiliation, without implying personal investment, a clinical efficacy finding or an exact appointment date.

Rory Murphy is published by NeuroBell as Neurosurgeon on its advisory board. The company develops portable neonatal EEG hardware and software with automated seizure-detection support for intensive-care clinicians. The published role establishes a professional company affiliation, without implying personal investment, a clinical efficacy finding or an exact appointment date.

Brian Walsh is published by NeuroBell as Neonatologist on its advisory board. The company develops portable neonatal EEG hardware and software with automated seizure-detection support for intensive-care clinicians. The published role establishes a professional company affiliation, without implying personal investment, a clinical efficacy finding or an exact appointment date.

Olive O'Driscoll is published by NeuroBell as Chairperson in its leadership team. The company develops portable neonatal EEG hardware and software with automated seizure-detection support for intensive-care clinicians. The published role establishes a professional company affiliation, without implying personal investment, a clinical efficacy finding or an exact appointment date.

Thorsten Waloschek is published by NeuroBell as Marketing & Sales on its advisory board. The company develops portable neonatal EEG hardware and software with automated seizure-detection support for intensive-care clinicians. The published role establishes a professional company affiliation, without implying personal investment, a clinical efficacy finding or an exact appointment date.

Colm Murphy is published by NeuroBell as CTO & Co-founder in its leadership team. NeuroBell’s founders developed neonatal EEG monitoring technology through University College Cork’s INFANT Research Centre; the venture applies embedded AI to portable neonatal brain monitoring. The published role establishes a professional company affiliation, without implying personal investment, a clinical efficacy finding or an exact appointment date.

Alison O'Shea is published by NeuroBell as CSO & Co-founder in its leadership team. NeuroBell’s founders developed neonatal EEG monitoring technology through University College Cork’s INFANT Research Centre; the venture applies embedded AI to portable neonatal brain monitoring. Primary clinical-evaluation material identifies PhD and postdoctoral research at INFANT, UCC. The published role establishes a professional company affiliation, without implying personal investment, a clinical efficacy finding or an exact appointment date.

Mark O'Sullivan is published by NeuroBell as CEO & Co-founder in its leadership team. NeuroBell’s founders developed neonatal EEG monitoring technology through University College Cork’s INFANT Research Centre; the venture applies embedded AI to portable neonatal brain monitoring. Primary clinical-evaluation material identifies PhD and postdoctoral research at INFANT, UCC. The published role establishes a professional company affiliation, without implying personal investment, a clinical efficacy finding or an exact appointment date.

NeuroBell is an Irish medical-device and AI neurotechnology company developing portable neonatal electroencephalography monitoring and automated seizure alerts for neonatal intensive care units. NeuroBell Limited is the Irish legal company, CRO743738 and VATIE4169254PH, based in Ballincollig, Cork; its own footer also identifies a US NeuroBell Inc. office in Fort Wayne without establishing that entity as the subscriber or issuer of every funding transaction. Founders Mark O’Sullivan, Alison O’Shea and Colm Murphy emerged from University College Cork and the INFANT Research Centre. Research began in2015, an Enterprise Ireland university commercialisation project ran in2021–2022, and the company’s own history dates spinout and EUR2.1M seed funding to2023; UCC announced that same closed round January8,2024. The Luna system combines a wireless EEG amplifier, web-based EEG review software and an Incereb Neon10 headcap. Deep-learning seizure detection and annotated neonatal EEG data are described by the developer; clinical accuracy or improved patient outcomes are not independently asserted here. Its current product page expressly says the product is not available for commercial sale, and its story says FDA clearance and US launch are anticipated in2026 while clinical validation/regulatory submission continue. Those expectations are not marketing authorization. ISO13485 certification is the company’s stated quality-management status, not product clearance. Eighteen named current leadership, advisers and staff are published. A USD5.5M round announced June30,2026 supports US expansion; the reported EUR4.8M equivalent is not a separate raise. University research grants, clinical partnerships and a Parkview pilot competition prize are distinct from company equity cash.

Rotterdamse Havendraken is a Rotterdam-based investment initiative that connects entrepreneurial investors from the port and industrial ecosystem with technology companies ready to scale. It backs innovations in ports, maritime operations, logistics and energy, including AI-driven warehouse robotics, automated industrial coating and quieter offshore wind installation. Its founders scout ventures, prepare companies for investor pitch evenings and facilitate collective investments through term-sheet discussions, due diligence and portfolio support. The investor network contributes sector experience, commercial contacts and access to industrial markets, with a focus on sustainable technology and practical operational improvements.

Carolien Vat-Sandee co-founded Rotterdamse Havendraken, bringing experience in port innovation and helping startups develop into scalable businesses. PortXL’s May2020 own publication describes her earlier role as a director and co-founder of its maritime startup programme.

Philip Roos co-founded Rotterdamse Havendraken to connect entrepreneurial investors with scale-ups in ports, logistics and energy. A maritime conference biography describes his earlier work leading startup scouting and corporate innovation at PortXL and process improvement at Heerema Marine Contractors, as well as founding the Power2Match project-development platform.

Robin Slakhorst co-founded Rotterdamse Havendraken to support innovative ventures in port, maritime, logistics and energy sectors. In Smart Robotics’ April2026 financing announcement, he explains the investment initiative’s interest in robotics that combine technical depth with real-world logistics experience and operational data.

Climentum Capital is a European venture capital firm investing in early-stage B2B climate hard tech. It leads Seed and Series A investments in hardware and deep-tech businesses that improve energy security, industrial efficiency and supply-chain resilience, with a focus on the Nordic and German-speaking markets. Its portfolio includes industrial heat pumps, nuclear fusion and small-modular-reactor development, farm robotics, data-center efficiency, electrolysis and circular materials. The firm combines financial diligence with climate-impact assessment and helps companies scale their technology and commercial operations. Its Article 9 strategy uses a dual-carry model tied to financial performance and verified emissions reductions. The legal investment manager is Climentum Capital Management ApS, Danish registration 42573388; its funds are separately constituted limited partnerships.

Claudius Bleicher supports investment sourcing, screening and reporting, including monitoring portfolio companies.

Dörte Hirschberg leads Climentum’s investing and investor relationships in German-speaking markets. Her background includes scaling startups and developing corporate partnerships.

Jennifer Dungs invests in industrial hard tech. She holds a chemistry PhD and has worked across mobility and energy, including Porsche, BMW and InnoEnergy.

Jonas Neyer works on communications, portfolio reporting and investment monitoring at Climentum.

Malin Carlström was a Climentum co-founder and Stockholm-based partner focused on climate technology. The firm’s own 2025 investor letter records her death that year.

Morten Halborg oversees fund formation, finance and operations at Climentum. His background includes investment management, sustainability and board governance.

Nathalie Öhlander works on financial planning and transactions at Climentum. Her experience includes private equity and sustainable food businesses.

Stefan Mård leads Climentum’s impact assessment and sustainability work, evaluating companies against the fund’s climate mandate.

SYNthesis BioVentures invests in Australian early-stage therapeutics, supporting projects from discovery and preclinical proof of concept through IND-enabling studies, early clinical development and pre-IPO financing. Its strategy covers small-molecule drugs, biologics, and cell and gene therapies across diseases with substantial unmet need. It uses the SYNthesis Group’s research, drug-development and commercialisation resources to help portfolio companies develop assets and reach financing or partnering milestones. Published investments include neuron-replacement cell therapy developer Skin2Neuron and federated AI and quantum-chemistry drug-design company Qubigen. The legal investment manager is SYNthesis BioVentures Pty Ltd, based at Melbourne’s Bio21 Institute; it manages SYNthesis BioVentures Fund I, a stapled early-stage venture-capital partnership and unit trust.

Amir Zalcenstein is a managing director of SYNthesis BioVentures. He has molecular-biology and healthcare investment experience and previously led pharmaceutical startups and worked in biotechnology business development.

Andrew F. Wilks is a managing director of SYNthesis BioVentures and a biotechnology entrepreneur. He founded or co-founded several SYNthesis Group businesses and has scientific, company-building and drug-development experience.

Fabio Turatti is a managing director of SYNthesis BioVentures. His experience spans pharmaceutical research, executive leadership, licensing and partnering transactions, drug development and commercial management.

Martine Keenan was named Fund Chief Scientific Officer in SYNthesis BioVentures’ May2023 newsletter. The publication describes her experience in translational drug discovery, preclinical development and biotechnology commercialisation; current tenure is not independently confirmed.

Simon Preston was named Fund Investment Analyst in SYNthesis BioVentures’ May2023 newsletter. Current tenure is not independently confirmed.

Morphotonics develops large-area nanoimprint manufacturing equipment, materials and processes for advanced optical components. Its Roll-to-Plate process presses micro- and nanoscale patterns into UV-curable resin on glass or polymer substrates using flexible stamps, then cures the replicated structures. This makes optical features such as AR waveguides, lenses and display textures suitable for production on large panels. The company sells modular Portis systems, Aurora equipment for advanced screens, and the automated Cypris X700 platform for smart-glasses waveguides, which combines nanoimprint lithography, inkjet printing and robotic multi-wafer handling. It also supplies proprietary resins, stamps, process-monitoring software and application development support through a Veldhoven cleanroom competence center. Its customers use these manufacturing tools for AI/AR glasses, glasses-free 3D displays and other photonic applications; optical interconnects and co-packaged optics are additional development opportunities described by management. Founded in 2014, the Dutch business publishes the legal identity Morphotonics B.V., Chamber of Commerce number 60781246.

Morphotonics identifies Andy Lin as a Taiwan sales and business-development consultant. Its announcement describes more than twenty years in sales and business development and previous AR-waveguide work at Dispelix.

Morphotonics co-founder and CDO, involved in its nanoimprint manufacturing technology and equipment. The current company directory publishes the CDO title without expanding the abbreviation.

Leads Morphotonics’ China office and local customer support for advanced display and AR/VR manufacturing applications.

Head of global business development at Morphotonics, presenting the company’s nanoimprint manufacturing approach for AR waveguides and smart glasses to industry customers.

Chief executive of Morphotonics. The company appointed him in October 2024 after more than two decades in advanced materials, manufacturing and commercialization, including a strategy and corporate-development role at Stratasys.

Co-founder and chief technology officer of Morphotonics, working on large-area Roll-to-Plate nanoimprint technology and optical manufacturing. He was described as co-founder and CEO at the 2024 first close; the current management directory identifies his CTO office.

Morphotonics identifies John Jacobs as part of its United States team and a contact for its AWE USA 2026 appearance. Its cited posts do not disclose a formal job title.

Named in Morphotonics’ current international employee directory. The company introduced her as a senior development engineer in its own 2024 SPIE event post, discussing large-area nanoimprinting for AR-waveguide manufacturing; continued holding of that specific office is unverified.

Named in Morphotonics’ current employee directory and English staff testimonials. In a self-authored 2020 post, she described joining the company as Office Manager after working at Radiometer and HemoCue; the current company directory does not publish an office.

Chief operating officer of Morphotonics, as named in the company’s current management directory.

Named in Morphotonics’ current international employee directory and its 2026 technical-publication list. The Asia Photonics Expo organizer identifies him as Head of Process Innovation in its 2026 conference program; the company’s current portrait directory does not publish that office.

Morphotonics identifies YUANTSO Li, also called Joe in its announcement, as a senior application engineer joining its Taiwan team, with waveguide-process experience at Meta and AUO.

Aroosa Khan is a published Neurosity blog contributor. The company’s archive credits her authored neuroscience and productivity articles in 2023, and its own Medium publication directory lists her as an editor and writer. These sources establish a publication affiliation, rather than a current executive, scientist or employment title. Her photo is the original name-bound author image published by Neurosity.

Daniel Gartenberg is a sleep scientist, founder and CEO of SleepSpace, and an entrepreneur with a doctorate in human factors and applied cognition. His TED speaker biography describes sleep-technology and wearable-app research and a Penn State adjunct appointment. His own Wefunder investment profile identifies an investment in Neurosity during its 2023 community campaign. This is a personal investment, with no inferred company board role or attribution of SleepSpace’s research grants to Neurosity. SleepSpace’s current founder and CEO Daniel Gartenberg is a sleep scientist whose doctorate is in human factors and applied cognition. The company describes wearable and nearable measurement, auditory sleep-stimulation research, clinician-facing behavioral support and the Dr. Snooze AI product. NIH and NSF grants belong to the research company, separately from his personal Neurosity investment; his existing biography, portrait and affiliations are preserved.

Neurosity, Inc. is a Delaware neurotechnology company incorporated April20,2018, developing wearable EEG brain-computer interfaces and associated software. Its Crown headset records electrical brain activity for neuroadaptive audio, feedback applications and developer integrations. The company publishes JavaScript/Python SDKs and brain-signal-processing tools. Its focus, meditation and mental-state objectives are issuer product claims; this profile does not present them as proven treatment efficacy or regulatory approval. The current public About page names founders AJ Keller (CEO) and Alex Castillo (CTO). Additional engineers, a neuroscientist and an international project manager appear in its dated2023 securities disclosure; later employer sources make several affiliations explicitly historical. Native2022 SEC disclosure reports USD4,981,188 securities sold to25investors in an equity/debt offering, without a disclosed priced-round stage or final closing day. A later Wefunder SAFE campaign was last funded in January2024; conflicting current raised counters318,609 and343,609 are preserved as an unresolved amount, and its50,000target/1,235,000maximum are not recorded as cash raised. Its declared venture backers are source-qualified separately from those transaction-specific disclosures.

AJ Keller is Neurosity’s co-founder and chief executive. The company’s current biography describes a background in computer engineering and robotics, including work on automated aircraft assembly at Boeing. Native SEC filings identify him as Andrew Jay Keller, a Neurosity executive and director. The consumer EEG company develops Crown hardware and neuroadaptive software; its focus and mental-state objectives are product claims, rather than proof of medical efficacy.

Alex Castillo is Neurosity’s co-founder and chief technology officer. Its current biography describes software-engineering experience at Netflix, including device distribution and certification, before developing brain-computer-interface applications at Neurosity. SEC disclosures identify Alexander Castillo and the fuller signature Alexander Aziz Castillo Alvarez; these are legal aliases of the same published founder, rather than additional staff.

Apoorva Mahajan is a hardware engineer whose Neurosity 2023 disclosure identifies her as senior electrical engineer, with previous Qualcomm and Samsung hardware work and Carnegie Mellon electrical/computer-engineering graduate training. Her current self-published professional profile identifies Ixana as her employer and Neurosity as a former founding-engineer role. The company affiliation is therefore recorded as historical, with an original Neurosity author portrait and no invented departure date.

Emily Kilroy is a neuroscientist whose current NIH Center for Scientific Review biography identifies her as a scientific review officer. It explicitly describes her previous Neurosity computational-neuroscientist work on EEG brain-state analysis and adaptive algorithms. Her research training includes a USC occupational-science doctorate concentrating on neuroscience and developmental-neuropathology graduate study. Neurosity’s 2023 disclosed role is historical; the continuing author archive does not establish current employment.

Kyle E. Mathewson is a University of Alberta psychology associate professor researching visual attention, perception and cognition with electrophysiology and neuroimaging. His university directory describes his cognitive-neuroscience doctorate and research on portable brain monitoring. Neurosity’s 2023 filing names him as senior software engineer; an issuer announcement reposted on his own professional account independently confirms that appointment. This dated company affiliation is distinct from his current university position.

Minjee Kim is a project and partnerships professional. Neurosity’s 2023 disclosure identifies her as international project manager, with clinical-research, localization and multinational-vendor-management experience. Teamwork Commerce’s later public materials identify her in its APAC strategic-partnerships team, so the Neurosity role is qualified as historical. A genuine name-bound portrait was not recovered within the accessible primary sources; the unrelated TDCX executive with the same name is excluded.

Bas Kooiker authored a Smart Robotics article on continuous integration and automated testing for robotic software. The January 2021 company byline identifies him as a robotics engineer.

Greta Talmaci is the named author of Smart Robotics’ May 2025 announcement about its newly appointed co-CEO and growth strategy. A current staff rank is not established by the byline.

Herman Bliek is named as an automation specialist in Smart Robotics’ published warehouse-automation article and company contact form. His exact appointment dates and continued current tenure are not independently established.

Johan Jardevall was identified as Smart Robotics’ CEO in its October 2022 Smart Parcel Picker announcement. His exact departure date and subsequent employment are not established by that publication.

Kamelia Kamoun is named in Smart Robotics’ company author archive. The archive establishes a publishing affiliation, without establishing a current operating or marketing position.

Laura Schilperoort is a published contributor to Smart Robotics’ company archive, including funding and robotic-product announcements. Her current employment and professional rank are not established by the author archive.

Sahar Etedali authored Smart Robotics’ technical article about system testing for robotic pick-and-place installations. The December 2021 byline identifies her as a robotics engineer.

Smart Robotics is a Dutch industrial-robotics company developing AI-powered pick-and-place systems for warehouses and manufacturing. Its proprietary software combines machine vision, motion and task planning so robotic arms can adapt to different products and layouts with limited custom programming. Its commercial products include the Smart Item Picker for order fulfillment, Smart Palletizer for end-of-line box and crate stacking, Smart Depalletizer for unloading pallets, and Smart Mixed Case Palletizer for stacking different-sized products with stability and space utilization in mind. The company supplies integrated systems, installation, warehouse-system integration and ongoing service to logistics operators and manufacturers in sectors such as food, pharmaceuticals, retail and parcels. Mark Menting and Heico Sandee founded Smart Robotics in May 2015; it is based in Best, the Netherlands.

Andrew Kirtland leads research and development at Smart Robotics. In his published team testimonial, he describes planning and collaborative development through technical uncertainty.

Felix Schmidt is co-CEO of Smart Robotics, working on commercial expansion and partnerships for industrial robotic picking and palletizing.

Heico Sandee co-founded Smart Robotics in 2015. His own biography describes a PhD and earlier robotics program management at Eindhoven University of Technology; he leads development of robot-independent software for flexible industrial automation.

Koen Coppelmans is a robotics engineer at Smart Robotics. His company testimonial describes developing customer-specific automation solutions and supporting colleagues and customers.

Mark Menting co-founded Smart Robotics with Heico Sandee in 2015. The original 2019 funding announcement identifies him as managing director; continued service in that operating title is not independently established.

Ron Paulussen is an automation specialist at Smart Robotics. The company identifies him as a contact for evaluating warehouse automation requirements and suitable robotic solutions.

Sabine Vromans is Smart Robotics’ product director. Her published careers testimonial describes the team’s collaboration on robotics products and support for new ideas.

Suzan Verheijen is Smart Robotics’ office manager. Her company testimonial describes coordinating work in a collaborative and flexible workplace.

Alexander Singh is a Yosemite investor, confirmed by his own2026 full-time joining announcement and Lauren Cantor Wright’s welcome to the healthcare investment team. He previously cofounded Alfie Health, developed an agentic clinical decision-support platform and participated in its acquisition by knownwell, and invested alongside Pioneer Fund. He focuses on deploying AI in real clinical workflows and cancer treatment/care. His public professional profile identifies Alfie as a Y Combinator W22 company; exact Yosemite start day and partner/principal rank are unpublished.

John Ainslie is a member of Yosemite’s life-sciences investment team, identified as an analyst in Texas Biomedical Research Institute’s March2025 primary Global Health Symposium programme. SOCAP’s own panel proposal likewise identifies him as an analyst at Yosemite, previously Emerson Collective. His public professional profile identifies University of Pennsylvania and biotech/investment society participation; his own2023 launch post confirms membership of the founding team. Exact current rank and tenure days are unpublished.

Kaleb Negussie’s public professional profile identifies Yosemite and Brown University and publishes his affiliation with the San Francisco investment team. His own public reposts concern Yosemite’s cancer research, AI drug-discovery and therapeutic investments. Exact job rank, professional biography and tenure dates are not stated in the accessible primary text; secondary Analyst labels are not treated as independently verified current titles. He is distinct from Abel Negussie and unrelated namesakes.

Kunal Shah is a Yosemite healthcare investment-team affiliate, distinct from CRED’s founder and other similarly named investors. His own professional profile lists Yosemite and Columbia University. Columbia’s primary medical-student research opportunities document names him and Lauren Cantor as contacts for Yosemite’s digital-health venture-capital internship. His own public publications include precision-oncology biomarker and AI-derived histological-biomarker research. Accessible primary text does not state a specific investing rank or exact employment days.

Renee Jay is a public Yosemite team affiliate, confirmed by her own professional profile and Yosemite’s corporate professional page. Her own profile lists San Francisco State University, its health-and-organisation research laboratory and psychology honours society; exact degree and current employment rank are not stated in accessible primary text. Secondary directories’ Chief of Staff title is retained as an unresolved corroboration gap rather than an asserted current appointment. The Australian media professional with the same name is unrelated.

Teya Pehar is a Yosemite team member whose own professional profile describes her as an organised Executive Assistant and lists Yosemite in the San Francisco Bay Area. Yosemite’s corporate professional page independently lists her among public employees. Her own launch-related posts date the affiliation to the firm’s spinout period; an exact employment start day, reporting line and complete career biography are not publicly affirmed in accessible primary text.

Anna Darbyshire was Yosemite’s founding Chief Operating Officer. In her own public transition announcement she says she stepped out of the COO position into an advisory role after helping Reed Jobs and Daniel McHugh spin Emerson Collective’s Health Team into an independent fund. Her personal professional website lists earlier strategy/operations leadership at Thrive and Chief of Staff work at Bridgewater, and describes her current coaching, advising and consulting practice. The former COO position is not presented as current employment; exact transition day is unpublished.

Abel Negussie is a member of Yosemite’s investment team. Yale’s September19,2023 primary alumni interview identifies him as an analyst financing cancer research and early biotechnology and describes his interest in expanding access to treatment. His public2026 professional profile continues to list Yosemite and Yale University. The newer Associate title appears in secondary directories but is not independently affirmed in accessible primary text, so current rank remains qualified. He is distinct from unrelated Boston, Ethiopian and European namesakes.

Carrie Amy Kibler is Yosemite Management’s General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer in its March31,2026 Form ADV, which records the control-role acquisition month as May2023 without an exact day. Wilson Sonsini’s primary February2026 AHLA healthcare-AI presentation independently names Carrie Kibler as Yosemite Management General Counsel/CCO. The firm’s historical2019 newsletter identifies her as a former Wilson Sonsini Of Counsel and recognises her2018 technology-law work. Broader third-party career or education claims have not been substituted for a primary biography.

David Edward Williams is Chief Financial Officer of Yosemite Management, LLC according to its March31,2026 SEC Form ADV. The filing records acquisition of this control role in August2025, with no exact day. He is recorded under the filing’s complete legal name to distinguish unrelated David Williams finance and technology professionals. A primary professional biography, education history and authentic named public portrait have not been recovered.

Emily Kian’s own public professional profile identifies Yosemite, and her first-person comment on Lauren Cantor Wright’s promotion expressly says she is grateful to be on the Yosemite team. Her historical first-person posts describe cofounding Phyta and work combining seaweed cultivation with AI research. Secondary directories call her an Executive Assistant to the COO, but the accessible primary profile does not affirm that precise current rank. She is not the veterinarian with the same name.

Lauren Cantor Wright is a Principal at Yosemite, confirmed by her first-person promotion announcement. She identifies health AI and services as investing interests and names Matt Bettonville, Reed Jobs, Daniel McHugh and Beverly Lu as colleagues. Her own public profile lists Stanford Graduate School of Business and earlier healthcare partnerships work at Collective Health. Exact promotion and employment start days are unpublished; relative social-media age labels are not converted into precise dates.

Beverly Lu, PhD is a Yosemite investor. Her primary 2024 RESI conference biography describes prior Director of Strategy and Operations work at Amgen and healthcare/pharma/biotech consulting at McKinsey in the US, Europe and Asia. She studied at UC Berkeley, earned a chemistry PhD at Caltech and conducted immuno-oncology postdoctoral research at Harvard. SITC’s 2026 published investment-panel moderator announcement continues to identify her with Yosemite.

Daniel Patrick McHugh leads Yosemite’s investment team, overseeing oncology therapeutics and digital-health investments. BIO’s primary 2026 speaker biography describes seven years leading cancer investment work at Emerson Collective, interim CEO service at Tune Therapeutics, and earlier biotech/private-equity consulting at Bain. He holds a Stanford BS in Bioengineering and MS in Management Science and Engineering. The website now carries a 2027 conference header but labels these speaking sessions March2026; that event date is not an employment start date. March2026 Form ADV independently identifies him as a member of Yosemite Management.

Matt Bettonville is a Yosemite investor leading its digital-health and healthcare-delivery investing. His June2025 primary guest biography describes earlier work on Emerson Collective’s Count Me In partnership with the Broad Institute and user-interface engineering at Apple on Mac and AirPods. He holds a Stanford BS in Computer Science focused on Human-Computer Interaction. It identifies board responsibilities at Atropos, Maia Oncology, Turquoise Health, Count Me In and Getlabs, plus an observer affiliation with Proximie; these biographical affiliations are not personally attributed investment checks.

Reed Paul Jobs founded Yosemite as an independent cancer-focused venture investment firm following its 2023 spinout from Emerson Collective Health. Its own 2026 release identifies him as Founder and Managing Partner; the March2026 Form ADV identifies him as a managing member of Yosemite Management and its fund general partners. Before Yosemite he served as Managing Director of Health at Emerson Collective. Tune Therapeutics’ own biography describes his work financing oncology therapeutics, diagnostics and digital health and supporting academic researchers across the US and Europe.

Alexander Krey is a BOND partner investing across technology sectors, including AI infrastructure, autonomous systems and robotics. His published investments include AlphaSense, Applied Intuition, Baseten, Carbon Robotics, KoBold Metals, Quantum Systems and VAST Data. He previously invested at Kleiner Perkins, led operations and finance at Juni Learning, worked at In-Q-Tel and AWS, and began in mergers and acquisitions at Goldman Sachs.

Anvi Gulrajani invests in software and internet businesses at BOND. Before joining the firm she worked in Morgan Stanley’s technology investment banking practice, advising technology companies. Her published biography lists a BA from Georgetown.

Cameron Deatsch is a BOND partner focused on enterprise software, product strategy, pricing and commercial growth. His published biography identifies board service at Intercom and Kajabi. He previously served as Atlassian’s chief revenue officer, with responsibility for marketing, sales, customer success and support, and held marketing roles at Jive Software and BEA Systems.