Entities

Robert Sverbilov is a Managing Director at Golub Growth, developing financing structures for software companies. He joined Golub Capital in2014 after technology lending at NXT Capital, advisory work at Medley Capital and investment work at Exigen Capital. Earlier he worked at Frank, Rimerman & Co. He studied business economics, finance and accounting at the University of California, Santa Cruz.

Sean Bremner is NeuroHarmonics’ Senior Software Engineer, named in its current public team roster.

Tabish Saifee is NeuroHarmonics’ Medical Director. Its September2026 study announcement also identifies him as a Consultant Neurologist at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery; the external clinical appointment is context rather than an additional NeuroHarmonics employment title.

Tim den Boer is a Founding Neuroscientist on NeuroHarmonics’ current roster. He resigned as a statutory director of NeuroHarmonics Ltd on January24,2025, while the company continues to publish his scientific staff affiliation.

Rachel Sullivan is Golub Growth’s Marketing Director, developing marketing strategy for its growth-equity platform. She joined Golub Capital in2022 after product-marketing work in J.P. Morgan’s embedded-banking business and earlier marketing positions at William Blair and Grant Thornton. Her current named card, biography and Rachel-specific original portrait identify her; an inconsistent legacy image alt label is not treated as another person.

Andy Steuerman is Vice Chair of Golub Growth and also Vice Chair of Golub Capital’s Direct Lending business. His published biography describes investment-committee and watchlist responsibilities, oversight of special situations and the growth business, and previous leadership of the business then called Late Stage Lending. He joined Golub Capital in2004 after roles at Albion Alliance, Bankers Trust Alex Brown and New York Life.

Arman Naraghi-Pour is Lending Counsel on Golub Growth’s team. He advises on the legal structure and documentation of software-business financing. He joined Golub Capital in2021 after banking and credit practice at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett and finance practice at Shearman & Sterling, including leveraged and investment-grade facilities.

Rob Maxfield is an Assistant Vice President at Golub Growth. He works on originating and executing debt and equity financing for growing software businesses. He joined Golub Capital in2019 following private-equity portfolio valuation work at Duff & Phelps. The published current designation is distinct from a corporate CEO or unrelated namesake.

Michael Lewandowski is a Senior Vice President at Golub Growth, working on software-company credit and equity investments. He joined Golub Capital in2019 after technology-credit work at Vista Equity Partners and earlier syndicated-loan experience with Crestline Denali. His career began at Fifth Third Bank; he studied international business and finance at Eastern Michigan University.

George Jian joined Golub Capital in2026 and is a Senior Vice President on its Golub Growth team. He works on sourcing, underwriting and managing software debt and equity investments. Earlier he invested at Riverwood Capital and University Ventures, now Achieve Partners, after starting at McKinsey. He studied philosophy at Princeton.

Peter Fair is a Managing Director at Golub Growth, developing financing solutions for software businesses. His previous career includes technology and healthcare lending at NXT Capital, Velocity Financial and TriplePoint Capital, with earlier private-equity and advisory experience. He joined Golub Capital in2014 and holds degrees from Wharton and North Carolina State University.

Dave Bernbaum is a Managing Director at Golub Growth, working with technology-company leadership and investors on financing across debt and equity. He joined Golub Capital in2018 after corporate-finance work at NXT Capital, with earlier software-credit and debt-advisory experience at Golub and Livingstone. His qualifications include a Chicago Booth MBA, an Illinois finance degree and the CFA charter.

Nick Chan is a Managing Director at Golub Growth, responsible for structuring, evaluating and monitoring software-company debt and equity investments. He joined Golub Capital in2005 following growth-equity investing at Insight Venture Partners. He studied finance at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, according to his primary biography.

Golub Growth is the growth-stage software investment and lending business affiliated with the Golub Capital private-credit platform. It provides tailored debt, equity and combined financing to venture-backed B2B software companies, supporting product development, growth, acquisitions and shareholder liquidity. The business was previously known as Late Stage Lending; its primary materials describe software-financing partnerships since2013. That business history is not an asserted legal incorporation date. The exact Golub Growth LLC legal entity is identified as a subsidiary of GC Advisors LLC in a primaryMay2026 Golub Capital BDC underwriting filing. GC Advisors’ currentAugust28,2026 ADV (CRD148687; SEC801-70448) lists golubgrowth.com among its websites. This record represents the scoped Golub Growth business and affiliated legal entity, rather than merging it with the broader Golub Capital platform, GC Advisors, a publicly traded BDC or a private-credit fund. Its published team comprises eleven investment, legal, marketing and senior-management professionals, including Head of Golub Growth Rob Tuchscherer and Vice Chair Andy Steuerman. Parent-group roles are separately qualified. Golub Growth’s published relationships include enterprise AI and software businesses, cybersecurity platforms and digital healthcare companies. Templafy’s primary issuer announced a closed USD75million debt financing with Golub Growth on July29,2022. The precise lending vehicle and individual allocation are unpublished. A later lender-site publication or migration date is not a second financing event. The website reports aggregate commitments and software-company transactions that include Golub Growth and Golub Capital, while the parent’s capital-under-management measure includes leverage. These figures are not separately closed Golub Growth LP funds, actual drawdowns of every credit facility or investment tickets for individual companies. No source-verified standalone unit fund final-close amount or specifically assigned private-fund vehicle has been established, and the broader parent adviser’s many regulatory fund records are not automatically attributed to this unit.

Auguste Fagniez is a Senior Associate at Fusion Fund focusing on enterprise applications, fintech and security. His experience includes Ledger and Murex, and he studied economics and mathematics at the University of Bath.

Chi-Chao Chang is a Venture Partner at Fusion Fund with experience in AI applications and engineering leadership. The firm’s biography identifies him as an independent director at Otter.ai and an engineering leader at Indeed, with previous leadership roles at GoFundMe, GroundTruth, Meta and Yahoo.

David Gerster is an Investment Partner at Fusion Fund with experience in machine learning, data science and early-stage investing. He previously invested at JLL Spark and held data-science leadership positions at BigML, Groupon and Yahoo.

Ivneet Bhullar is an Investment Partner at Fusion Fund with a background in biotechnology, digital health and business development. His previous experience includes Genentech, Amgen and healthcare M&A at Lazard, and he holds an MBA from Harvard and bioengineering degrees from UC San Diego and UCLA.

Lu Zhang founded Fusion Fund in 2015 after working as a materials science researcher and entrepreneur. She invests in technically differentiated healthcare, enterprise AI, edge computing and data infrastructure businesses, and holds a materials science and engineering graduate degree from Stanford.

Matthew Wong is an Analyst at Fusion Fund with experience in machine-learning research, healthcare strategy and early-stage biotechnology. His previous work includes pathology foundation models at Johns Hopkins Medicine, consulting at ClearView Healthcare Partners and operations at Motley Bio.

Nitin Mathur is a Venture Partner listed by Fusion Fund and a member of its CXO Network. The firm’s biography identifies him as Chief Marketing and Digital Transformation Officer at Analog Devices, with earlier digital leadership experience at TE Connectivity.

Rohini Kosoglu is a Venture Partner at Fusion Fund with experience in national policy and strategy. She previously served as a Deputy Assistant to the U.S. President, domestic policy adviser to the Vice President and U.S. Senate chief of staff, and the firm identifies Stanford policy and biodesign affiliations.

Ryan JB Taylor is a Principal at Fusion Fund with experience in enterprise software, payments, insurance and regulation. Before joining the firm, he worked at Justworks and co-founded staffing software business Bookt; he holds an MBA from Cambridge.

Sanjeev Kumar is a Venture Partner at Fusion Fund focused on enterprise AI software and industrial technology. His career includes engineering and product leadership at Informatica, BEA Systems, EMC and Oracle, as well as startup experience at Leapyear, Foghorn Systems and Zambeel.

Shane Wall is a Partner at Fusion Fund and President of its CXO Network. He previously served as Chief Technology Officer of Hewlett-Packard and Global Head of HP Labs, and held senior technology and venture-investment positions at Intel.

Sherwin Kuo is an Investor at Fusion Fund and a physician with experience in clinical informatics, digital health and biotechnology. His background includes hospital medicine at Cedars-Sinai and an MBA from UC Berkeley.

Theresa Tong is Operations Manager at Fusion Fund, working on firm operations, portfolio support and strategy. Her previous experience includes fintech and business operations at Ripple Labs and J.P. Morgan; she holds economics and psychology degrees from Duke University.

Trevor Mottl is a Venture Partner at Fusion Fund with experience in AI investing and financial markets. He previously served as a Managing Director and AI Portfolio Manager at Lazard Asset Management and held roles at Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch and hedge funds.

Vashegaarie Sundar is an Investor Relations Associate at Fusion Fund with experience in neuroscience research, AI and early-stage ventures. She previously contributed to UCLA neurology research on machine-learning tools for epilepsy diagnosis and served as a Venture Guide for INSEAD’s pilot AI Venture Lab.

Zhenan Bao is an Advisory Partner at Fusion Fund and a Stanford professor whose research includes wearable electronics and electronic skin. She previously worked at Bell Labs and holds a chemistry doctorate from the University of Chicago.

AddiFab is the historical Danish advanced-manufacturing business Addifab ApS, CVR36456469, later renamed Nexa3D ApS. It developed patented Freeform Injection Molding: soluble molds are3D printed, filled using injection-molding materials, and dissolved to release complex components. Products combined printers, post-processing equipment, software and custom resins. Its original website dates operational founding toDecember5,2014 and names co-founders Jon Jessen, Peter Lund Sørensen and Lasse Staal; signed2019 accounts establish CEO Lasse Guldborg Staal and five directors. Those published leadership and board snapshots are explicitly historical. Nexa3D announced its completed acquisition inApril2023; the Danish legal subsidiary is distinguished from Adex's separate US Nexa3D company. Government patent assignment records document the Danish name change, while a secondary registry reports voluntary liquidation from2025; the latter has not been confirmed through the original liquidation filing. Capnova identified AddiFab as a portfolio company. Spring Nordic says it first invested2014, followed on through2017 and sold all its shares in the2023 acquisition. Mitsubishi Chemical's own September26,2019 announcement confirms its Diamond Edge Ventures subsidiary invested; its2021 report dates that investment toJune2019, without an exact closing day or amount. West Hill's own historical case documents a cumulative GBP12M EIS financing programme involving principals, private investors and Mitsubishi's venture arm; it does not establish an LLP treasury ticket, single round or exact date. Trade publications report a separate March2021 GBP4.5M round (approximatelyUSD6.3M), but original issuer closing evidence is still being sought. Acquisition proceeds, cumulative programme totals, founder stakes and partner grants are not additional equity rounds.

David Packness Meyer signed AddiFab's2019 annual report as board chairman. This establishes a historical affiliation; a verified portrait and current employment were not recovered.

Finn Mogensen signed AddiFab's2019 accounts as a director. Capnova's AddiFab announcement identifies him as investment manager and supplies this genuine photograph. Current appointments are unverified.

Henrik Birger Rask signed AddiFab's2019 annual report as a director. The filing establishes the historical role; appointment dates, portrait and current employment remain unverified.

Jon Jessen is AddiFab's historically published chemical R&D leader and co-founder. Its website supplies this portrait; he also signed its2019 accounts as a director.

Lasse Guldborg Staal is AddiFab's co-founder and historically published CEO, shortened to Lasse Staal on its website. The signed2019 report establishes the full name. His original named portrait is retained; later positions require dated evidence.

Peter Jacobsen was named Head of Production on AddiFab's original company website. This is its genuine card portrait; precise tenure and later employment are unpublished.

Peter Lund Sørensen is AddiFab's historically published CTO and co-founder. Its original company page supplies this named portrait; current employment after acquisition is unverified.

Felix Gähwiler is a statutory QAI Ventures AG director identified in the official Swiss commercial-register publication. The January2026 publication confirms his vice-chairmanship and residence inFreienbach, succeeding the July2025 vice-chair designation. An authenticated individual portrait and complete career biography were not retrieved from this legal publication.

Thomas Staehelin is a statutory QAI Ventures AG director identified in the official Swiss commercial-register publication. The February2023 formation publication names him chairman with jointsigning authority; the January2026 update does not replace that published board identity. An authenticated individual portrait and complete career biography were not retrieved from this legal publication.

Matija Zesko is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Quantum Computing Education Manager, PsiQuantum. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Andrew Wong is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Partner at Gowling WLG (Canada) LLP. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Christian Wilk is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Co-Founder & CEO, Aequitec. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Kuan Yen Tan is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Advisor to the Board and Co-Founder, IQM Quantum Computers. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Niccolo Somaschi is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Co-founder & CEO, Quandela. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Bryan Slauko is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Metiquity Ventures. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Rajiv Shah is the principal/managing director of Australian MDR Security, with over30years of experience across cybersecurity, quantum technology, telecoms, AI and cloud. His own biography describes earlier BAE Systems Australian regional leadership, a quantumphysicsPhD, UK/US work and Canberra residence since2011, and an ASPI fellowship. QAI publishes him as an external mentor; he is distinct from the Altos/GatesFoundation RajivShah namesake.

Carolin Schneider is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Founder & CEO, 4di2 GmbH. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Barry Sanders is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Scientific Director, Quantum City. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Florian Saner is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as CFO & Strategic Advisor Drohlding SA and University Lecturer at Haute école de gestion Arc. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Han Rui is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Quantum Strategies, BiQut. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Urs Rhyner is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Lead Business Development & Sales, InventX Lab AG. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Sergi Ramos is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Research Fellow, NQCH, Quantum Computing Expert. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Angie Qarry is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Founder CEO/CTO, QDeepTechPhysicist & Mathematician Entrepreneur. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Martina Pastorino is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Marketing, Sales & Strategy Consultant. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Dario Poletti is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Assoc. Prof & Head of Cluster, SUTDPrincipal Investigator, CQTFounder, RAQS Quantum. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Benjamin Opel is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Opel Digital Consulting. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Johan Olsson is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Partner at Future Wave and Founder & Managing Partner at BioStratiq Transaction Advisors. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Elisha Odenheimer is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Start-up, VC- & M&A Lawyer, Wenger Vieli AG. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Lukas Ninck is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as TV-Journalist | Communications Coach. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Jana Nevrlka is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Team CoFounding Expert, Cofounding GmbH. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Henrik Printzlau is a co-founder of Templafy, identified alongside Christian Lund by the company’s Danish investor SEED Capital. Historical own company sources described him as CTO and Chief Information Security Officer. Templafy’s2020 interview with Ellen Benaim states she took over his CISO responsibilities inMarch2020. His current executive tenure is not established by the company’s published September2026 nine-person leadership, so those executive affiliations remain historical.

Mathieu Munsch is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as CEO, Qnami. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Sarah Morrill is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as 321 Growth Academy. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Nardo Manaloto is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Managing Partner, Qubits Ventures. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Boris Manhart is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Growth Unltd.. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Alessandro Luongo is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Senior Research Fellow, CQT/NUS, Entrepreneur. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Daniel Leykam is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Associate Professor, SUTD. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Jean-Nicolas Longchamp is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Swiss & European Patent Attorney & Founder, dynamXIP. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Patrick Laycock is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Partner at Gowling WLG (Canada) LLP, IP Lawyer. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Simone Lavizzari is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Principal, Join Capital. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Christian Kunz is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Founder Pomona Apparel, CEKInnovation. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Arvind Kumar is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Portfolio ManagerSwiss Asset Manager. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Luke Krueger is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Founder | DataRoom Builder. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Rajiv Krishnakumar is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Quantum Algorithms Researcher, QuantumBasel. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Raghu Koduvayur is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Chief Executive Officer, RAQS Quantum. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Erdinç Koç is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Head of MediaTech Hub Accelerator, Hasso Plattner Institute. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Vadim Karpusenko is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Quantum Developer Advocate Head of DevRel, IonQ. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Philipp Kammerlander is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Founder & CEO, 1q3 - counting on qubits. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Jochen Hurlebaus is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Founder & President Aluna Healthcare Consulting,Venture Partner HealthSeed Venture Studio. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Cornelius Hempel is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Paul Scherrer Institute. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

John Spindler is a partner at Twinpath Ventures, an early-stage AI investor. He is Trismik’s investor director representing its lead investor; the official register gives his legal name as John Brian Spindler and appointment on24March2025. His published investment-role statement is distinguished from any undisclosed personal cash allocation. Twin Path Ventures’ current own partner biography describes John Spindler as former CEO of Capital Enterprise, co-founder of London Co-Investment Fund and AI Seed, and former Venture Partner at Luminous Ventures. The manager cites his historical14-year startup-investing/support track record; this does not date Twin Path’s legal incorporation before2023 or identify undisclosed personal investments. He is the same statutory John Brian Spindler appointed21January2023 to manager14608447.

John Hartley is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Founder of JPH Consultants and Fractional Chief Commercial Officer of Multiple Companies. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Robert Harrison is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Intellectual Property and Technology Law Consultant and Attorney. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Mercedes Gilroy is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Coin Edge Consulting. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Paweł Gora is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as CEO at Fundacja Quantum AI. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Michael Gaudet is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Eighty Twenty CMO. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Frederik Flöther is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Chief Quantum Officer, QuantumBasel. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Chantel Elliott is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as 321 Growth Academy. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Daniel Diemers is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Co-founder, Deep Tech Investor, Startup Coach. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Lars Diener-Kimmich is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as CEO & Founder, LUDENSFABER Innovation Leadership. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Benjamin Delsol is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as IP Strategist, Patent Attorney, DELSOL. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Zal Dastur is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Founder & Managing Director, Grange Management. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Julie Cohen is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Across the Pond Founder, CEO. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

James Chepyha is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Foresight Canada. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Sandipan Chakraborty is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Visineur. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Andrew Browne is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Co-Founder, Thin Air Labs. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Serge Borg is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Executive coach, Angel and President of the Luxembourg Quantum Alliance. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Adam Bene Watts is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Scientist-in-Residence | Quantum City. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Yann Beaujeault-Taudière is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as Educator, Lecturer, & Advisor in Quantum, Quantum Algorithms & Applications Researcher. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Seshan Balakrishnan is a published external mentor in QAI Ventures’ quantum and deep-tech accelerator network. The manager’s own directory identifies the external expertise/capacity as ISV Expansion Leader, IBM Worldwide. This affiliation is an external mentor relationship, not employment atQAI Ventures; detailed education and career dates are not published on the accessible directory.

Takahiro Shirono is published by QAI Ventures as Head of LP Relations QAI Ventures Japan, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Joined BGF as an investor in 2023 after an internship in 2022. Holds a first-class mathematics degree from Durham and supports the early-stage deep-technology team.

Wei Ni Neo is published by QAI Ventures as Startup Program Manager QAI Ventures Singapore, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Angelina Frank is published by QAI Ventures as Head of Science & Technology APACQAI Ventures Singapore, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Joined BGF in 2019 and focuses on climate and deep-technology investing. Previously worked at Lazard in restructuring and mergers and acquisitions.

Team Tan is published by QAI Ventures as Partner, Venture Building & InvestmentQAI Ventures Singapore, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Joined BGF in March 2022 to support early-stage portfolio companies. Previously worked in Santander SME relationship management.

Vardaan Sahgal is published by QAI Ventures as Venture CTO, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

BGF biotechnology and life-sciences investor. Earlier experience combines neuroscience research with strategy consulting at L.E.K.

Joined BGF in 2025 as a life-sciences investor. Previously spent seven years at L.E.K., including engagement-management experience, and completed an MBA at Berkeley Haas.

Lisa Schroeder is published by QAI Ventures as Managing Director QAI Ventures Singapore, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Ayla Shahid is published by QAI Ventures as Startup Program Manager QAI Ventures Canada, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Joined BGF in 2023, focusing on early-stage science and technology investments. Previously worked at Wren Therapeutics in neurodegeneration, OMBU and BCG. Has a Cambridge PhD and serves on the Phlux board.

Saeed Neyshabouri is published by QAI Ventures as Head of Acceleration Calgary / QAI Ventures Canada, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Megan Lee is published by QAI Ventures as Managing Director Quantum CityQAI Ventures Canada, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Marius Almstedt is published by QAI Ventures as Director of Global Ecosystem and Growth, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Former Barclays representative on BGF’s Board. BGF’s biography describes principal structuring and investment responsibilities within Barclays Treasury, including environmental initiatives. The company register records the end of his BGF directorship on October 6, 2026, despite the website still listing him.

Joined BGF’s legal team in 2012 after Pinsent Masons. Publicly styled Ann McCarthy; the register identifies Ann Maria McCarthy and appoints her BGF Group PLC Company Secretary effective August 14, 2026.

Anton Wendeborn is published by QAI Ventures as Events & Office Manager, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Private-markets professional and HgCapital Trust Chair, also serving on BGF’s Board. Former Hamilton Lane EMEA Chairman and Managing Director, with earlier Bain consulting and UK equity-investment experience. BGF’s company register identifies him as James Mark Nelson Strang.

Kseniya Zinchenko is published by QAI Ventures as Business Development Manager, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Fraser Levick is published by QAI Ventures as Investment Analyst, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

NatWest representative on BGF’s Board, with corporate and commercial banking responsibilities in London and the South East. Earlier banking experience includes Rabobank, ABN AMRO and RBS.

Jona Boeddinghaus is published by QAI Ventures as Head of Venture Building, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The manager’s ownpublicprofessional post describes20+years of softwaredevelopment/AI, founding and managing multiple software and machine-learning companies, and expertise in data architecture and high-performance computing.

Eight Roads CFO and BGF non-executive director, publicly styled Kris Isherwood. Earlier finance leadership includes Fidelity and life insurance, following KPMG. Exact legal name Kristina Maria Isherwood is confirmed by the BGF Group PLC register.

Lloyds representative on BGF’s Board, publicly styled Mark Daly. Leads equity investments covering fintech, funds and strategic investments, with earlier leveraged-finance experience. Exact legal name verified in BGF Group PLC’s current company-register officers.

Nadine Kugler is published by QAI Ventures as Head of Tech Communications, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

HSBC representative on BGF’s Board with experience in regulatory strategy. Joined HSBC in 1993 and served as BGF’s interim founding CEO during the 2010 formation process.

Founded AMS and was its CEO before becoming Chair. Also chairs Kainos; awarded a CBE. Appointed to BGF’s Board in July 2024.

Vladimir Curic is published by QAI Ventures as Lead Design, Brand and Marketing, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Co-founded Sagacity in 2005 and serves as its CEO. Earlier experience includes NatWest Markets and credit work at One2One. Joined BGF’s Board effective November 1, 2025, announced in December.

Stefan Lipphardt is published by QAI Ventures as Senior Operations Manager, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Chairs BGF. Former BT CEO from 2008 to 2013 and earlier Dixons CFO, with experience at 3i. Has served as a UK trade minister and held senior board roles at National Grid and S&P Global.

Andy Bender is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as CEO, Polaris Solutions. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

Anirudh Patni is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as Owner, Patni Holdings. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

Bart Lijnse is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as Partner, Virtu Financial. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

Dilip Keshu is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as Founder & CEO, Born. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

Doug Yarrow is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as CEO, Symark Software. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

Jiro Okochi is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as Founder & CEO, Reval. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

Joe Matarese is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as CEO, Medicus. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

John Street is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as Chairman & Founder, Pax8. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

Keith Yu is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as CIO, Bond Capital Partners. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

Kurien Jacob is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as CEO, Anju Software. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

Paul Singh is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as Founder & CEO, Rezon8 Capital & Advisory Group LLC. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

Ping Fu is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as Founder & CEO Geomagic. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

Prashanth Palakurthi is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as Founder & CEO, Reflexis. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

Ralph Verrilli is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as Founder & COO Vistagy. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

Ram Sudireddy is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as Founder and CEO, Bento. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

Ravi Kalla is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as Founder & CEO, Symphony. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

Sanjay Shah is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as CEO, Skelta Software. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

Satish Tadikonda is Venture Partner at Blue Cloud Ventures. Healthcare, life-sciences and technology entrepreneur supporting sourcing, diligence and investor relationships. Leads Avigo Solutions and serves on healthcare/software boards; holds BITS electronics and Iowa electrical/computer-engineering qualifications.

Soulaymane Kachani is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as Senior Vice Provost, Columbia University. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

Tony Affuso is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as CEO, Siemens. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

Tony Mecattaf is Associate at Blue Cloud Ventures. Investment associate focused on sourcing and assessment, formerly responsible for equity research and portfolio construction at Mecta Capital. Holds a UCL economics degree.

Leads BGF value creation, bringing private-equity and SaaS board experience. Previously a partner at LDC, with earlier work at OC&C and RBS Special Opportunities and operating experience associated with Lumon and Moneycorp.

Victor Yaw is Venture Partner at Blue Cloud Ventures. Venture partner advising on sourcing and assessing software opportunities. Formerly at BNP Paribas, Compass, Ellington and Angels Den; studied finance and art history at Washington University. Own2023 firm release names him head of the Berlin office.

Yash Shah is named in Blue Cloud Ventures’ public advisory network. The directory describes the professional background as CEO, Jeavio. This is a source-qualified directory label; an outside current employer appointment, manager employment, personal fund subscription or company investment ticket is not independently established by this listing.

Eric Guardiola is Principal at Blue Cloud Ventures. Sources and assesses software investments. Columbia economics graduate with earlier JPMorgan infrastructure-advisory and Arcano private-equity secondary experience; also developed entrepreneurial software projects at university.

Joel Lou is Founder & Operating Partner at Blue Cloud Ventures. Singapore-based founder and operating partner responsible for APAC investor relations and portfolio expansion in Asia. Founded JustCommodity, acquired by Allegro in2015; holds an Imperial College London MBA.

Karen Zhou is Controller at Blue Cloud Ventures. Leads financial reporting after APEX Group, healthcare private-equity controller and Deloitte experience. Holds Pace accounting/finance qualifications and New York CPA credential.

Linda Meehan is Investor Relations at Blue Cloud Ventures. Manages investor communications after consulting with venture firms and startups and investment banking work at Lehman, Bank of America, Macquarie and Lucent. Holds a Columbia MBA and Wesleyan mathematics/economics degree.

Marc Rappoport is CFO at Blue Cloud Ventures. Venture CFO formerly at New Venture Partners and founding CFO of Lucent Venture Partners. Holds Columbia MBA and NYU economics degree.

Mir Arif is Founder & Managing Partner at Blue Cloud Ventures. Software investor and advisor who founded Madison Park Group before co-founding Blue Cloud. Earlier investment banking experience includes Bear Stearns and Peregrine; holds Columbia electrical-engineering and operations-research degrees.

Nathalie Nseir is Executive Support Specialist at Blue Cloud Ventures. Supports a managing partner, drawing on international brand management, distribution and business-development experience. Holds a Saint Joseph business-management degree.

Ram Davaloor is Venture Partner at Blue Cloud Ventures. Healthcare and technology entrepreneur supporting sourcing, diligence and investor relationships. Co-founded iSpace Health and Symphony Data, with later Cotiviti leadership experience; holds BITS physics and business degrees.

Rami Rahal is Founder & Managing Partner at Blue Cloud Ventures. Blue Cloud co-founder formerly a technology investment banker at Madison Park Group and IT-strategy consultant at Accenture. Holds an American University of Beirut mechanical-engineering degree and Columbia operations-research master’s. Distinct from MPM BioImpact’s Rami Rahal, PhD.

Amy Wang is Principal at Blue Cloud Ventures. Sourcing and diligence investor focused on AI/data infrastructure, developer tools, cybersecurity and AI application software. Studied economics at Northwestern with a Kellogg financial-economics certificate; formerly at DA Davidson investment banking and EduLab. Distinct from Capacity Bio’s Amy Wang, PhD.

Christine Talty is Head of Operations at Blue Cloud Ventures. Manages firm operations following private-equity accounting and consulting work with investment banking and venture firms. Holds accounting degrees from Saint Elizabeth and William Paterson.

Heads BGF growth investing and serves on its Executive and Investment Committees. Earlier private-equity experience includes YFM, Octopus and Sovereign, following Deloitte; a chartered accountant.

Leads BGF’s London-based quoted-company investment team and serves on its Investment Committee. Previously invested in quoted smaller-company equities at Octopus Investments; focuses on AIM-listed investment opportunities.

Abdul Rehman Khan has publicly announced joining Spinnable AI. As a published Founder Associate, he has demonstrated business AI workers and explored autonomous AI venture operations; his current membership is unverified.

Fábio Kepler is co-founder and chief technology officer of Spinnable AI. He previously directed AI research at Unbabel.

Maria Raquel Oliveira has a published Spinnable AI affiliation and has helped present its AI solutions certification programme. Her exact job title and current membership are unverified.

Mathieu Giquel is a founding engineer at Spinnable AI, working on its autonomous AI coworker platform.

Murshid Kazi has publicly identified himself as a Spinnable AI team member and presented AI worker product demonstrations and business adoption workflows. His exact job title and current membership are unverified.

Joined BGF in 2012 and leads investing across Scotland, Ireland, South West England and Wales, serving on its Investment Committee. Prior experience includes Sigma and Deloitte SME work. BGF also uses the name Patrick Graham.

Sebastião Assunção is a founding engineer at Spinnable AI, working on the platform that connects autonomous AI coworkers to business tools.

Spinnable AI develops a cloud platform for creating autonomous AI coworkers that handle business work inside a team’s existing tools. Users describe a role, connect the worker to accounts and applications, and refine its work through conversation and feedback. Workers can maintain individual memory, schedule tasks, start conversations and carry out actions such as research, reporting, inbox and calendar management, customer support, CRM updates and sales follow-ups. They communicate through email, Slack, WhatsApp and voice, and connect to services including Notion, GitHub and business software. Shared workspaces bring human users and AI workers together; enterprise features include access controls and governance over connected tools and worker knowledge. The company serves small businesses and larger teams seeking to automate operational workflows. Founded by former Unbabel leaders Vasco Pedro, Gil Coelho and Fábio Kepler, the Lisbon-founded business operates as Spinnable, Inc., whose own structured legal information lists a Wilmington, Delaware address.

Gil Coelho is co-founder and chief product officer of Spinnable AI, responsible for its AI coworker product. He previously served as Head of Product at Unbabel.

Joined BGF in 2018 and supports portfolio companies in London and the South East. Previously worked at Caird Capital and in leveraged finance at Lloyds and Bank of Scotland.

Romi Sumaria is published by QAI Ventures as Director of Business Development and Partnerships, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Leads BGF portfolio work across northern England and the Midlands. Previously served as Mercia Deputy Fund Principal and led ESG work, with earlier experience at RJD and PwC.

Arianna Elena Maschietto is published by QAI Ventures as Managing Director Calgary & Global Head of Value Creation Startups, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Oversees BGF portfolio work across Scotland, Ireland, South West England and Wales. Earlier experience includes KPMG restructuring and debt advisory; a chartered accountant.

James Sanders is published by QAI Ventures as Investments Manager, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Co-leads BGF early-stage investing, with a climate and deep-technology focus. Earlier venture-investment roles include Softbank, DFJ ePlanet and Pond Venture Partners; has a physics background.

Joined BGF in June 2018 and leads its people function as an Executive Committee member. Previously held international HR responsibilities at Ares and worked in HR at Apax.

Mira Dechant is published by QAI Ventures as Chief Marketing Officer, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Tobias Denzler is published by QAI Ventures as Global Head of Science and Technology, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Joined BGF as Chief Operating Officer in May 2024, serving on the Board, Executive Committee and Investment Committee. Previously CFO of Ultraleap and a capital-markets partner at IP Group; a chartered accountant with an Oxford MBA.

Alfred Wieder is published by QAI Ventures as Partner LP Relations, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Appointed BGF Chief Investment Officer in January 2026 after joining in 2016. Serves on the Executive Committee and Investment Committee; prior investment and banking experience includes Caird Capital, Lloyds, Bank of Scotland and HSBC. Legal director appointment followed on February 11, 2026.

Anca Albu is published by QAI Ventures as Chief Operations Officer, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

Leads BGF growth investing across northern England and the Midlands from Leeds. Previously worked in Deloitte corporate finance; published investment experience includes Chemoxy, Arcinova, Cooplands and Coppergreen.

Axel Thierauf is published by QAI Ventures as General Partner / Investment Committee, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The accessible own directory does not publish complete education, earliercareer or exact appointmentdates, which remain unspecified.

A founding BGF team member, appointed CEO in 2022 after serving as Chief Investment Officer. Earlier investment experience includes Livingbridge, Bridgepoint and Royal Bank Development Capital. Chairs the BGF Foundation and Chetham’s School of Music’s feoffees.

Alexandra Beckstein is published by QAI Ventures as CEO & General Partner, contributing to its quantum, advanced-computing and scientific startup investment and company-building platform. The ownApril2026corporateprofile identifies her as foundingCEO/generalpartner, with a geoscience and business background and a BaselArea board affiliation.

Leads growth investing in London and the South East, joined BGF in 2011 and serves on its Investment Committee. Previous roles include Close Brothers, Octopus and PwC.

James Glyn Thomas, publicly James Thomas, serves on Trismik’s board as the Cambridge Enterprise Ventures investor representative. His own financing post says he provided earlier consultancy support and also invested personally; that private investment is distinguished from Cambridge Enterprise’s institutional participation. The official director register confirms his full legal name and July23,2025 appointment. James Thomas is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Vincenzo Carlino is identified by Trismik as its founding engineer in the2026 founder team post. The company’s earlier appointment announcement describes full-stack engineering experience across healthcare technology, industrial systems and technical teaching. His authentic company-published single-person welcome artwork is retained unchanged rather than cropping or generating a face.

Alice Pernthaller is an associate applied scientist at Trismik, according to its CEO’s2026 team introduction. Her work spans AI evaluation research and the QuickCompare evaluation assistant; she co-authors the company’s technical blog.

Kieran Vail joined Trismik’s business team as Founder’s Associate, supporting execution and operational projects alongside the CEO. His own and company appointment announcements cite earlier startup operations and data-science consulting. A later self-announcement excerpt reports promotion to Head of Business Operations; exact original promotion date/page was unavailable, so the directly verified earlier title remains dated.

Esma Balkır is an applied scientist at Trismik working on adaptive evaluation of language models. The company’s appointment announcement describes prior National Research Council Canada experience and an Edinburgh doctorate; her research is published in the own technical blog.

Marco Basaldella is Trismik’s co-founder and CTO, identified in its financing announcement and reiterated by the company on the2026 team post. He previously worked as an Amazon scientist and develops the company’s AI evaluation technology.

Nigel Collier is Trismik’s co-founder and Chief Scientist, and a Cambridge professor of natural language processing. He co-leads the university Language Technology Lab and previously led an NLP laboratory at Japan’s National Institute of Informatics.

Rebekka Mikkola co-founded Trismik and leads its commercial work as CEO. Her background includes enterprise software sales and previous startup work; the own Cambridge programme biography identifies earlier Salesforce experience.

Trismik develops software for evaluating and selecting large language models, including QuickCompare and tools that replay an agent’s production traffic against candidate models to identify behavioural differences. It is a University of Cambridge spinout, legally Trismik Ltd, active England and Wales company16205229 incorporated24January2025. Its research origin is the university Language Technology Lab’s application of psychometrics, item-response theory and adaptive testing to AI capability evaluation. Earlier claims about evaluation speed, cost savings and dataset correlations are company-reported experimental results, not universal independent guarantees. Current own product materials emphasise comparisons on a customer’s data and production tasks; the original2025 experimentation platform is retained as historical product context. Own September24,2025 financing announcement confirms a completed GBP2.2M pre-seed led by Twinpath Ventures, with Cambridge Enterprise Ventures, Parkwalk Advisors, Fund F, Vento and angels from Ventures Together. Exact subscribing vehicles and undisclosed individual tickets are not guessed. A separate GBP97000 Technology Investment Fund award in2024 supported pre-incorporation research commercialisation; its payment schedule and legal recipient allocation are unpublished. The award is distinguished from the2025 equity financing. The current public about page names Rebekka Mikkola and Nigel Collier; issuer publications and founder posts additionally identify technical and operational people, while the legal register identifies the board. SOC2 is presented by the own site as in progress, not a completed certification.

Published by Frazier Life Sciences as Adam Simpson. A qualified creation name protects a different existing namesake; this record describes the individual linked by the firm’s own directory.

Frazier Life Sciences publishes Anna H. Chen as a biopharmaceutical investment partner. Her own biography describes private investments and company creation. She is not merged with the existing Madrona investor Anna Chen.

Published by Frazier Life Sciences as Duncan Johnson. A qualified creation name protects a different existing namesake; this record describes the individual linked by the firm’s own directory.

Published by Frazier Life Sciences as Nirav Shah. A qualified creation name protects a different existing namesake; this record describes the individual linked by the firm’s own directory.

QAI Ventures is a Swiss venture-capital and company-building platform focused on quantum computing, quantum sensing, quantum communications, quantum-adjacent AI and advanced computing infrastructure. The legal company QAI Ventures AG, CHE-278.587.236, was entered in the Swiss commercial register on February15,2023 at Schorenweg44b,4144Arlesheim; its statutory purpose covers startup advisory and development, innovation structures and investment activities. It combines pre-seed-to-growth investing with accelerators, venture building, technical expertise and industry partnerships in life sciences, financial services, networks and industrials, operating from Basel with Canada, Japan and Singapore teams. Its April2026 corporate profile identifies two early/growth investment strategies and31 portfolio companies at Q12026. Current fund marketing quotes USD50M early-stage and USD150M growth-stage sizes; no independently reconciled actual first/final-close cash or exact legal LP vehicle is publicly established here, so those headlines are not recorded as capital raised. Published performance metrics are marketing claims rather than independent validated returns. QAI is distinct from Israeli audio-AI company Q.ai; QuantumBasel/uptownBasel are ecosystem partners, not automatically the same investor. Current directory publishes26 operating people and59 external mentors; the homepage also names general partner MichaelA.Jackson. External mentors are qualified separately from employees and statutory directors.

Bryony Milton is listed by Dawn Capital as executive assistant. She supports general partners and investment-team schedules and operations; she studied at Exeter. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Jess Gardetto is listed by Dawn Capital as executive & operations assistant. She supports investment partners after nine years at CIT Group Partners; she studied managing performance at Leeds. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Libby Paxton is listed by Dawn Capital as executive assistant. She supports investor relations and senior operational leaders and earned an executive assistant diploma in 2015. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Niruk De Alwis is listed by Dawn Capital as senior fund accountant. He supports accounting, tax and compliance after accounting and finance studies at Edinburgh and work at Oakford Advisors. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Frankie Boffey is listed by Dawn Capital as junior accountant. She supports corporate and fund accounting and joined in August 2023 after roles at Universal Partners FX and Brandon Hire Station; she studied mathematics at Bristol. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Cameron Cominato is listed by Dawn Capital as portfolio & finance associate. He delivers portfolio financial analysis after accountancy studies at Pretoria and five years in Deloitte audit. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Emily Coughlan is listed by Dawn Capital as fund financial controller. She oversees fund accounting, investor reporting, valuations, tax and compliance. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Alex Goodway is listed by Dawn Capital as chief financial officer. She leads finance strategy and the in-house finance team and sits on the investment committee; she studied land economy. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Gurvinder Sandhu is listed by Dawn Capital as head of corporate finance. He leads reporting, treasury and portfolio analysis after chartered-accountancy training at Deloitte and work at Greyhound Capital. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Seyon Indran is listed by Dawn Capital as ir vice president. He manages LP relationships and fundraising after six years at Concept Ventures. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Lucia Haťapková is listed by Dawn Capital as legal associate. She supports legal and compliance after asset-management work at Zeidler Group and a Melbourne secondment. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Adina Goga is listed by Dawn Capital as legal director. She leads legal and compliance after training in corporate and M&A law at Linklaters in London and Singapore. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Daniel Vazquez Lang is listed by Dawn Capital as data engineer. He develops scalable data applications and AI workflows, including Rolodex, after experience with real-estate and geospatial datasets. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Hannah Gubbins is listed by Dawn Capital as partner. She leads investor partnerships and fundraising, oversees marketing and operations, and serves on the investment committee; she joined in early 2020. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Łukasz Wielogórski is listed by Dawn Capital as senior data engineer. He builds Dawn’s data platform and Rolodex after Accenture experience and leadership of data and AI engineering at Dealroom. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Cordelia Sheridan is listed by Dawn Capital as events associate. She became an events associate in September 2025 after front-of-house work and two years as a superyacht chief stewardess. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Sam Jervier is listed by Dawn Capital as head of events & ecosytem. He manages events and the founder, operator and investor community, drawing on earlier community-building work in London and San Francisco. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

An Nguyễn (Dawn Capital) is listed by Dawn Capital as ir & marketing analyst. She works across investor relations and marketing, including fundraising and LP communications; she previously worked at a food-tech startup. A bridge to the separately recorded Arize engineer An Nguyen was not established. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Jack Tunmore is listed by Dawn Capital as communications and policy lead. He supports communications and public policy for Dawn and its portfolio companies. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Chlöe Dodson is listed by Dawn Capital as portfolio & talent lead. She supports portfolio talent, events, communities and partnerships. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Gamila Hassan is listed by Dawn Capital as talent acquisition & intelligence lead. She leads internal hiring and founder-team diligence and supports portfolio talent; she joined from Revolut in 2022. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Bridget Snow is listed by Dawn Capital as us talent & network lead. Based in the US, she supports European founders with market entry, executive searches and operator networks; she studied anthropology at Bowdoin. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Avalon Lee-Bacon is listed by Dawn Capital as director of talent. She leads portfolio talent support and studied history of art at Cambridge before working in cultural communications. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Atiyu Mehta is listed by Dawn Capital as investor. He focuses on European AI applications and infrastructure after BCG experience and economics studies at Cambridge. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Alex Tsylnitska is listed by Dawn Capital as investor. She invests in AI, infrastructure, data, cybersecurity and developer tools after previous roles at Seedcamp and Citi. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Andrea Guariglia is listed by Dawn Capital as investor. He invests in European-founded technology companies; he studied neuroscience at Oxford and machine learning at Imperial. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Roméo Walter is listed by Dawn Capital as vice president. He covers European startups, particularly France, DACH and the UK, following work at Docplus, Jumia Food and Kerala Ventures. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Zoe Qin is listed by Dawn Capital as principal. She covers early-stage European B2B SaaS and fintech, especially the UK and Nordics, and studied physics at Cambridge. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Daniela Raffel Torrebiarte is listed by Dawn Capital as principal. She invests in automation, vertical AI and financial services after previous roles at McKinsey and Capital on Tap. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Haakon Overli is listed by Dawn Capital as general partner. A co-founder, he oversees growth-stage investing and contributes across the portfolio and firm strategy. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Henry Mason is listed by Dawn Capital as partner. He invests in automation, data and security and leads Dawn’s internal AI agenda; he earned an Oxford doctorate in Greek language and literature. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Dan Chaplin is listed by Dawn Capital as partner. He invests in automation, vertical software and fintech and leads the firm’s research platform. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Shamillah Bankiya is listed by Dawn Capital as partner. She invests in AI, infrastructure and automation, including early investments in Runware and Blackwall. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Evgenia Plotnikova is listed by Dawn Capital as general partner. She invests in AI, infrastructure and automation, and has supported portfolio exits to Intel and Nvidia. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Norman Fiore is listed by Dawn Capital as general partner. A co-founder focused on automation, data, security and vertical software, he previously managed Reuters-related technology investments. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Josh Bell is listed by Dawn Capital as general partner. A founding team member since 2006, he invests in financial software and previously worked at McKinsey; he studied at Oxford, Harvard and Cambridge. The published manager affiliation does not imply personal cash participation.

Mie Norlev Aoki is Chief of Staff and People+ at Templafy, identified by the company’s own published leadership updatedSeptember2026. Her role belongs to the enterprise software and AI document-generation organization. The audited public sources do not supply a detailed earlier career biography, exact appointment day or personal financing allocation, so those details are not invented.

Glen Stenstrup Hagensen is Chief Marketing Officer of Templafy according to its current published leadership. The own author biography describes more than a decade working on how organizations distribute, structure and manage business content, including templates, content distribution, document compliance and automated enterprise document generation. Some own author headings shorten or misspell his surname; the full published leadership name is retained. His2016 MarketingManager label is historical and does not replace the currently published CMO role.

Daniel Sum is Chief Legal Officer of Templafy, identified in the company’s published leadership updated September2026. His affiliation is with the enterprise AI document-generation and automation company, whose public legal materials include customer contracting, privacy and data-processing terms. No detailed prior career biography, personal funding participation or exact start date is established by the available own sources.

Ellen Benaim is Chief Information Security Officer of Templafy. Her current own author biography describes her cybersecurity expertise and leadership of information-security measures protecting customer data and company document workflows. The company’s2020 career interview states she joined in2018, worked in technical support and security, and became CISO inMarch2020 after co-founder Henrik Printzlau. Current September2026 published leadership independently confirms her role; an exact appointment day is not inferred.

Scott Richard Brown is Chief Revenue Officer of Templafy according to its published September2026 leadership. The company’s2025 own product media also identifies Scott Brown in a customer-use-case video. His current revenue leadership is distinguished from former CRO Greg Sheppard named in the2020 financing release; no former title is automatically attributed to a current executive. Prior career details and personal funding allocation are not publicly established by the audited sources.

Cynthia Stephens is Chief Financial Officer of Templafy according to its published September2026 leadership. The issuer’s June2021 financing announcement described her appointment, and its July29,2022 debt-financing announcement quoted her on selecting Golub Growth as a long-term capital partner. Her current finance leadership is recorded without an invented career history, personal investment check or unpublished appointment day.

Oskar Konstantyner is Chief Product Officer of Templafy. His own current biography describes product strategy, user experience and product lifecycle work translating technical concepts into document-management and productivity solutions, with a Communication and IT background. His2026 authored company publications explain AI PowerPoint agents and authenticated MCP access to governed document workflows. He is the currently published CPO, distinct from historically cited predecessors.

Christian Lund is a co-founder of Templafy. His current own author biography describes more than fifteen years of domain experience and his work helping large organizations transition from on-premise systems to SaaS document-content and template management. He advocates connecting approved company content to employee workflows and enterprise AI document generation. Older company announcements identify him as Chief Product Officer; that title is historical because the current company publishes Oskar Konstantyner as CPO.

Jesper Theill Eriksen is Chief Executive Officer of Templafy, an enterprise AI document-generation and automation company. The company’s published September2026 leadership identifies him as CEO, and its March27,2026 data-processing agreement is signed in that capacity. He also represented the business in its April2020, June2021 and July2022 primary financing announcements, discussing global expansion and document-workflow productivity. His corporate role does not establish a personal funding participation.

Templafy is a Copenhagen-founded enterprise software company developing an agentic document-generation and document-automation platform. Its current product combines generative AI Document Agents with deterministic business rules, approved templates, enterprise knowledge, business data, permissions and brand/compliance policies to generate editable documents such as proposals, bids, presentations, reports, contracts and engagement letters. It integrates document workflows with Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, Salesforce and compatible AI assistants including Claude, ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot; authenticated MCP access exposes supported published document agents, subject to configuration and permissions. Primary August2026 technical documentation describes PowerPoint slide creation, editing and review, while current own product materials distinguish governed workflows from a generic chatbot or replacement office editor. The Danish contracting entity identified in the effective March27,2026 own data-processing agreement is Templafy ApS, CVR25662946, Wilders Plads15A,1403CopenhagenK; the company brand was founded in2014, distinct from any earlier incorporation date of its legal entity. Current published September2026 leadership includes CEO Jesper Theill Eriksen, co-founder Christian Lund, CPO Oskar Konstantyner, CFO Cynthia Stephens, CLO Daniel Sum, CRO Scott Richard Brown, CISO Ellen Benaim, CMO Glen Stenstrup Hagensen and Chief of Staff and People+ Mie Norlev Aoki. Former executive titles and2018 investor board appointments are historical unless separately current-source verified. Primary issuer disclosures establish a February2018 USD17.2M SeriesB, separate November2018 USD15M additional financing, April2020 USD25M SeriesC, June2021 USD60M later equity financing and July2022 USD75M debt funding financed by Golub Growth. October2019 DKK80M venture debt from Vækstfonden and Danske Bank is distinctly qualified; cumulative USD200M funding is not another cash round, and debt proceeds are not equity. The 2018 issuer names Preben Damgaard individually, while later rounds name Damgaard Company; those identities and allocations are not merged. Templafy acquired Veodin/SlideProof in2018 and Napp in2020, acquisitions with undisclosed purchase consideration rather than assumed new issuer funding. Its relevance is enterprise AI and software infrastructure; no direct neuroscience product or regulated clinical claim is established. Customer/user counts and productivity claims remain time-sensitive company statements rather than independent clinical evidence.

ARMESA is a Strasbourg medical research association under the local law of Alsace-Moselle. Its current legal name is ARMESA – Association de Recherche en Médecine et Santé Publique; the former name was Association de Recherche et de Développement en Médecine et Santé Publique. GLEIF’s fully corroborated record identifies SIREN778850701, LEI969500X9FM9Z5MFSY990, creation May25,1995 and current address 1QuaiJacquesSturm,67000Strasbourg. Legal entity ACTIVE and LEI ISSUED status are distinct from confirmation of a complete current workforce. Acticor’s regulator-approved2021 registration describes it as an Alsace-law research foundation managing research money and identifies president Jean-PierreCazenave, who was not paid for that presidential mandate. The2023 statutory report independently repeats his presidency and ARMESA’s shareholding. It supports scientific work in hematology, transfusion, platelet biology and clinical biomedical research, and has also made direct biotechnology equity investments. Primary Genopole2016 annual reporting identifies an actual EUR500,000 Acticor subscription; association investment is separate from payments for research services and from its president’s personal consultancy. Acticor entered judicial liquidation inJanuary2025; this historical investment does not imply approved stroke treatment or successful current operations. Published2016/2018 author disclosures identify Marie-LouiseWiesel and EmilieRemy as research affiliates or compensated study collaborators, with historical scope and no invented current employment. An H&B institutional biography names Cazenave as ARMESA president and supplies his genuine named portrait. No independently authenticated ARMESA logo, complete current operating directory, dedicated investment fund vehicle or actual external fund close was located. Historical armesa.org email/domain appears in original academic records, but the website was unavailable at review; it is not treated as an active public corporate website.

Emilie Remy is a clinical research contributor identified in original transfusion and thrombocytopenic-purpura studies. The2018 VoxSanguinis study states that AssociationARMESA compensated her for conducting the study. Her2015 coauthored Transfusion study examined plasma in liver transplantation. The role records this documented historical study collaboration; current employment, executive title and investment authority are not published.

Flemming Poulfelt is board chair of Andersen Advisory Group A/S in its original2025 filing approvedJune12,2026. Copenhagen Business School identifies him as Professor Emeritus in Business Humanities and Law. His own university CV records earlier Professor of Management and Strategy and ViceDean roles, an MSc in economics and PhD on strategy/change atCBS, and visiting positions at USC, Stanford and the University of New South Wales. He writes and researches strategy, professional-service firms, change and knowledge management, and management consulting. The university CV dates his emeritus appointment toJanuary1,2019 and describes corporate-board and consulting experience. His genuine named university portrait is used; no personal investment ticket or undeclared holding-group employee role is inferred.

Helle Andersen is a board member of Andersen Advisory Group A/S, CVR15273771, as named in the company’s original2025 annual financial filing approvedJune12,2026. The same filing identifies MichaelMoesgaardAndersen as CEO/board member and FlemmingPoulfelt as board chair, and confirms the group’s advisory and investment activities. The verified source scope for Helle is the published statutory board affiliation. An expanded career biography, genuine individual portrait, exact appointment date and independent identity bridge to differently named people were not established; no presumed family relationship, additional outside professional position or personal cash investment is asserted.

Marie-Louise Wiesel is a biomedical researcher identified with Association ARMESA, Strasbourg, in the original2016 Transfusion study of therapeutic apheresis plasma treated with amotosalen and ultravioletA. Her research concerns hemostatic properties and plasma protein expression. This is a source-qualified historical research affiliation, not an assertion of current employment or management of investment funds.

Michael Moesgaard Andersen is CEO and a board member of Andersen Advisory Group A/S in the original2025 filing approvedJune12,2026, and its published ultimate owner in the company’s own archived website. His Strategic Management Society biography describes venture and scale-up involvement including CBBMobil, Penneo, Konsolidator, Mobilethink, Tweakker, Valuer and Configit; these personal professional activities do not automatically establish every company cash check under the holding group. He is an adjunct professor at Copenhagen Business School working on strategy, innovation and AI/data-driven decision-making, and serves as an SMS Board Director-at-Large. His education includes political science at AarhusUniversity and an organisation/management diploma atCBS; his earlier consulting company was sold in2000. The genuine portrait is original company media preserved inJune2024, not a newly dated photograph.

Andersen Advisory Group A/S is a privately owned Danish corporate holding, advisory and investment company, CVR 15273771. Its original 2025 annual filing, approved on 12 June 2026, identifies the registered office at Søllerødvej 30, 2840 Søllerød/Holte, and separate parent Moesgaard Consulting ApS. It is distinct from that parent, Andersen Advisory Group Invest A/S and other Andersen consultancies. The filing has an extended-review assurance report rather than a full audit. The group's archived website reports establishment in 1991 as the holding company of Andersen Management International A/S, an IT/telecommunications consultancy. Its own website, archived in March 2024, describes private venture/equity investment in new and established businesses with a focus on cloud software. It combines capital with strategy, marketing, financial management, technology development, project management and recruitment advice. Michael Moesgaard Andersen is its published ultimate owner and active investment principal; personal ownership remains distinguished from the separate legal parent. The website is currently unavailable: HTTP returns 410 Gone and HTTPS has a hostname-certificate mismatch. Archived content and media are explicitly historical, and the old Copenhagen office is distinguished from the 2026 filing address. The signed 2025 filing identifies CEO and board member Michael Moesgaard Andersen, board chair Flemming Poulfelt and board member Helle Andersen. It lists Danish Mobile Technology A/S as a subsidiary, and capital interests in Konsolidator A/S, Valuer Holding A/S and Configit Holding A/S. These are source-verified holdings, not proof of newly completed rounds, exact subscription dates or tickets. The archived own portfolio also names Penneo. Current Valuer primary sources describe AI engineering, predictive analytics, NLP, clustering and generative-AI business insights; Konsolidator's own product release documents AI account mapping. Relevant operating-company profiles and their holding/brand legal bridges require separate full verification. Configit's September 2016 issuer publication identifies Andersen Advisory Group as its earlier main investor when moving offices in 2008. Its 4 February 2016 transaction announcement says former owners retained co-ownership after Polaris bought 65%, with price undisclosed. This is retained historical ownership, not an assumed new 2016 Andersen subscription, attribution of the entire remaining 35%, or a Michael personal cash check. Accounting share capital, securities, carrying values, corporate equity and dividends are not fresh investment tickets or fund closes. Three publicly named leadership people and four capacities are established by the latest original annual filing. Michael's genuine archived own portrait and Flemming's university portrait were visually verified. Helle's expanded professional biography, authentic portrait and exact appointment date remain unpublished in the audited sources; no family relationship is inferred. The group's logo is original archived company media. Subsidiary employees and outside academic roles are not represented as holding-company staff. No primary source verifies an external-LP fund or fundraising close, and no such fund is invented. Missing relevant portfolio companies are queued for complete enrichment rather than created as bare placeholders.

Silvia Baudone was Start Codon programme and partnerships manager in primary Cambridge2020–2021 reports. The official owner-published2021 ARU partnership article identifies her as an Anglia Ruskin alumna and describes coordination of mentoring, university and student-industry opportunities. Her role is historical; no exact current Start Codon position, departure date or authenticated headshot is inferred.

Emma Plowman is the former Start Codon talent director named in primary Cambridge2023–2024 publications and a co-founder of the Diverse Directors Programme. Her own P2 Knowledge profile describes fractional people-leadership and HR support for founders; the current independent business is not treated as current Start Codon employment. Exact Start Codon departure day is not published.

Ian Tomlinson is an antibody-engineering entrepreneur and founding Start Codon investor, appointed chairman in its2019 primary launch announcement. His statutory director appointment ended11December2023 after starting15April2019. The current owner biography describes former Domantis cofounder/CSO work and GSK business-development leadership. This identity is separate from the similarly named Oxford cancer-genetics professor.

Joanne (Jo) Parfrey is a private-equity and corporate-finance professional and Babraham Research Campus chair. The campus describes accountancy training and Oxford chemistry education. Her Start Codon Ltd board appointment is historical15April2019–25January2025, and older third-party/current copied bios do not override the official resignation.

Michael James Murphy is the exact British statutory director recorded at Start Codon Ltd from3December2021 to25January2025. Companies House identifies his professional title as Dr. This source-qualified historical corporate-governance identity is distinct from the Australian Bain Capital managing director Michael Murphy and from other academic/technology executives with similar names. A corroborated authentic named portrait and broader current professional biography remain unavailable; unrelated biographies are not substituted.

Daniel Rooke co-founded Start Codon and was its COO according to Cambridge2021–2024 primary publications. The registry confirms an earlier Ltd director appointment4December2018–15April2019, company-secretary appointment15November2018–25January2025, and GP director appointment7May2019–25January2025. These historical legal/executive roles are differentiated from current management by CIC. Primary2019 appointment material describes earlier healthcare corporate-law work and general-counsel service at Cycle Pharmaceuticals.

Jason Mellad co-founded and led Start Codon during its independent venture-builder period. Primary Cambridge2019–2024 publications identify him as CEO/co-founder, while Companies House records his Start Codon Ltd directorship15November2018–25January2025 and GP directorship7May2019–25January2025. His executive title is therefore historically qualified rather than treated as current CIC-era employment. Earlier roles include Cambridge Epigenetix CEO, Horizon Discovery diagnostics business development and Cambridge Enterprise. He holds a Cambridge medicine doctorate and Tulane molecular biology/chemistry degree.

Start Codon is the Cambridge life-sciences and healthcare venture builder and investment platform at startcodon.co, now wholly owned by Cambridge Innovation Capital (CIC). Its current owner explicitly says it is not accepting new applications. Launched publicly in April2019 after Start Codon Ltd was incorporated15November2018 (company11680152), it provides early investment and venture-building support for therapeutics, diagnostics, medtech, digital health and data-driven TechBio companies. Current owner disclosures report28 historical investments and publish24 active portfolio entries, including neurodegeneration programmes at TRIMTECH, brain-disease genetics at CoSyne, RNAi/gene therapy at Drishti, AI/ML chemistry at HotHouse, multiomics at Tagomics and 3D genomics at Enhanc3D. These are source-qualified portfolio affiliations rather than assertions that every company has received a new cash check or remains unexited. Current governance comprises three statutory directors appointed25January2025 to Start Codon Ltd and Start Codon General Partner Ltd: Nicholas Bryn (Nick) Richards, Robert Timothy (Rob) Sprawson and Andrew James Williamson. CIC’s current Anne Horgan biography specifically identifies her management of the Start Codon portfolio. Published2019–2024 CEO/co-founder Jason Mellad, COO/co-founder Daniel Rooke and earlier staff/board affiliations are recorded with historical scope; their former appointments are not presented as current CIC-era employees. Current broader dedicated staff/headcount is undisclosed. Start Codon Fund1 LP (Companies House LP020399; press alias FundI LP) closed at GBP15 million on16November2020, with LPs including Novartis International AG and CIC. The November2025 Combined Authority report identifies full fund management by CIC, formerly Kin Capital on behalf of the founders, and distinguishes its own GBP3 million Local Growth Funding commitment from GBP2.4 million drawn. Those LP figures are not an extra fund close, company ticket or management-company ownership percentage. Legal GP11982402, nominee12374078 and carry-GP SC628762 are distinct entities; none is an extra closed LP fund. The precise subscribing legal vehicle in individual issuer transactions is only recorded where primary disclosure establishes it. TRIMTECH’s March5,2025 actualUSD31 million seed names Start Codon separately from CIC and Cambridge Enterprise, so those institutional buyers remain distinct.

Eyenuk develops retinal-image analysis software that brings AI screening and eye-care coordination into primary care, diabetes clinics and ophthalmic practices. Its EyeArt system analyzes photographs of the retina to autonomously detect more-than-mild and vision-threatening diabetic retinopathy and return a diagnostic report without a specialist reading every exam. EyeArt has FDA 510(k) clearance for diabetic-retinopathy detection in the United States; the company also reports EU MDR Class IIb certification for detecting diabetic retinopathy, age-related macular degeneration and glaucomatous optic-nerve damage. Its EyeScreen workflow supports expert human review of inconclusive images and non-DR findings, prioritized referrals and integration with electronic health records. A longitudinal monitoring workspace lets clinicians compare retinal findings and follow disease progression. Eyenuk also researches retinal biomarkers for systemic cardiovascular and neurological health; these research ambitions do not establish regulatory clearance for diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease or other neurological conditions. Founded in 2010, the company operates from the Los Angeles area and publishes a San Francisco correspondence address.

Chaithanya Ramachandra joined Eyenuk in 2013 and leads research and development. His work helped develop the EyeArt autonomous disease-detection platform; his research interests include computer vision, machine learning and computational neuroscience.

Gaurav Agarwal is Eyenuk’s CEO and a director, confirmed by its current website and June 2026 issuer filing. He previously headed Product and Customer Success at Eyenuk from 2023, founded a venture-backed financial technology business serving smallholder farmers in India, and holds an MS in Computer Science from USC.

Greg Russell joined Eyenuk in 2016 to lead clinical development. He previously spent over 15 years in program management and retinal-image grading supporting the UK NHS Diabetic Eye Screening Programme and has managed screening programs internationally.

Kaushal Solanki founded Eyenuk and pioneered EyeArt’s development, prospective clinical validation, regulatory process and commercialization. He holds a doctorate in Electrical and Computer Engineering from UC Santa Barbara. The current roster and June 2026 SEC filing identify him as a director; Gaurav Agarwal is the current CEO.

Malavika Bhaskaranand joined Eyenuk in 2013. She has led product roadmap and clinical work, including its 15-center prospective pivotal EyeArt trial. Her current published leadership title covers regulatory, quality and clinical affairs; her research interests include machine learning and computer vision.

Marie-Louise Little is an Eyenuk board director and is identified by the issuer as Director of Strategy and Business Development at T&W Medical A/S. She has more than two decades of life-sciences operational and investment experience, a BA in Biomedical Materials Science from Birmingham and an MSc in Medical Engineering from Liverpool.

Sandeep Bhat joined Eyenuk in 2013 and leads engineering, translating the product roadmap into regulated software releases. His research interests include machine learning, computer vision and image processing.

Ovido is a Helsinki-based software company founded in 2024 that develops AI-assisted product-data management for apparel and textile brands, manufacturers and suppliers. Its platform combines product information management, supplier-document tracking and Digital Product Passports in one structured product record. It handles product variants, bills of materials, material composition, origin and certifications, and can publish the same data to e-commerce stores, retailer reports and customer-facing QR-code passports. Its Lumi AI agent contacts suppliers for missing or expired certificates, processes their responses, follows up and maintains document histories and supplier evaluations. Ovido also provides bulk editing, spreadsheet import, AI-assisted field mapping, translation and Shopify integration. The legal company name published in its current footer is Ovido Oy.

André Praça co-founded Ovido in2024 and leads its engineering work. His earlier technology career included Zalando and Smartly.io. He develops the platform for product-data automation and traceability.

Antti Toponen co-founded Ovido in2024. He previously worked as a lawyer in HannesSnellman’s mergers and acquisitions team. At Ovido he focuses on structuring product and supply-chain data for practical business and compliance workflows.

Hannu Valtonen is an Aiven co-founder whom Ovido identified as a new board member in its June2025 financing announcement. His current board status is not confirmed by the company’s present founding-team directory.

Loredana Moimas co-founded Ovido in2024. She works with brand and manufacturing customers on product-data transparency and DigitalProductPassports, connecting regulatory information with customer-facing product value.

Patrick Suel was the founding president of Diamond Edge Ventures, appointed when Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings established its California corporate venture subsidiary in July 2018. The parent’s original appointment announcement describes three decades in Silicon Valley, including corporate venture investing and entrepreneurship. Its 2021 KAITEKI report publishes his president role and portrait, discusses the investment and commercialization strategy, and records DEV’s June 2019 AddiFab investment. He is a historical team member; current DEV leadership is Curtis Schickner, and no unverified present employer or exact departure day is asserted.

Stefan joined the DEV Venture Commercialization team in 2021. Previously, he worked as a New Business Development Manager at Mitsubishi Chemical Group, focusing on cleantech and energy. Before joining MCG, Stefan held sales and marketing roles in Albemarle, a $15B US specialty materials company. He graduated from Cologne University with a PhD in chemistry. Stefan lives in Cologne, Germany.

Tuomas Rinkineva co-founded Ovido in2024 and leads its product vision. Previously he led core product development at Smartly. His work at Ovido includes collaborating with European fashion and manufacturing companies on product and supply-chain data.

Hiroki joined the DEV Venture Commercialization team in 2018. Previously, he spent 25 years at BASF Japan, including the Japan arm of BASF Venture Capital. Hiroki graduated from Mie University with a MSc in chemistry. He lives in Yokohama.

Takashi joined the DEV Venture Commercialization team in 2023. Previously, he worked at the Center for Global Commons at the University of Tokyo, collaborating with international organizations focused on sustainability. Before that, Takashi spent seven years at Mitsubishi Chemical Group as a researcher. He graduated from Keio University with a PhD in organic chemistry. He is based in Tokyo.

Naoko joined the Venture Commercialization team at DEV in 2025. She previously held managerial roles at MCG in Semiconductor, Electronics, and Battery Materials. Earlier in her career, she worked in R&D and sales at H.C. Starck (now TANIOBIS GmbH) in Germany, and at Palo Alto Research Center in the U.S. She holds a Ph.D. from the University of Potsdam.

Kyalo joined the DEV Venture Commercialization team in 2025. He previously worked in R&D on semiconductor packaging materials and earlier conducted research on novel organic materials as a lecturer at Waseda University, a JSPS fellow at the University of Tokyo, and a postdoctoral researcher at Columbia University. Originally from Kenya, Kyalo holds a PhD in Material Chemistry from Kyoto University.

Allan J. Vestergaard is a Danish international software and technology executive, strategic adviser and board member. Compatio AI’s own board biography describes more than25years of CEO/chair and nonexecutive experience in technology businesses, including assignments in Europe, China and North America, and a PhD in organisational theory from Aarhus. It currently lists him as Compatio deputy chairman and a Configit board member. These dated source affiliations do not establish employment at Polaris or a personal equity check. Configit’s February4,2016 primary announcement appointed him chairman, and its August20,2019 announcement of Johan Salenstedt’s appointment again identifies him as chairman. This historically proven chair role is distinguished from the current third-party corporate biography’s general board-member label; no exact ending date is inferred. He is distinct from Polaris partner Allan Bach Pedersen.

Marianne Thellersen is a board member of Spring Nordic. The manager’s primary directory identifies her concurrent innovation and entrepreneurship leadership at the Technical University of Denmark. Her institutional affiliation and board role are distinct from personal cash attribution.

Jens Ravn is a director of Spring Nordic. Its current primary directory identifies earlier chairmanship of Møns Bank and former service as a regional council member in Region Zealand. The published board affiliation does not establish a personal investment in the manager’s portfolio.

Hans Henrik Kleestrup chairs Spring Nordic’s board according to its current primary directory. The source describes an associated-partner position and previous managing-director and bank-director work in Nordea Wealth Management. Historical banking employment is not recorded as a current employer or a personal investment.

Bruno Månsson is the Vice Chairman published in Spring Nordic’s current board directory. The same source identifies him as a partner, owner and lawyer at Paragraf Plus Advokater. Earlier foundation publications describe him as chairman; that historical designation is distinguished from the current vice-chair role.

Tue Lippert is a DefenceTech Special Advisor at Spring Nordic. His primary biography describes Royal Danish Navy service and international missions, followed by management work in offshore renewable energy. His experience includes protecting offshore wind and subsea critical infrastructure.

Troels Gert Nielsen leads Spring Nordic as CEO. His primary biography describes international finance, sales and management work, including approximately two decades across semiconductor, telecommunications and financial-technology businesses. The manager announced his appointment effectiveOctober1,2021 following a previous CFO role at BLUETOWN.

Tina Lindegaard is Spring Nordic’s PA and Financial Controller, confirmed in its current named team directory. The source publishes her own portrait and role but does not provide a broader career biography or exact employment dates; no additional credentials are inferred.

Mads Heine is a Senior Investment Director at Spring Nordic. The current primary biography describes more than twenty years of private-equity and venture-investment experience alongside management work, with an emphasis on sustainable business models. His published qualifications include finance and executive-business studies.

Jesper Kingo Christensen is Spring Nordic’s Senior Investment Director for DefenceTech. His military background includes reserve-officer service as a lieutenant colonel, with postings in Denmark, Greenland, Poland and Latvia. His primary biography also describes more than fifteen years of private-sector CIO and CTO leadership, business development and startup involvement.

Allan Skovgaard Hansen advises Spring Nordic on DefenceTech. His primary biography describes European defence-industry experience, including eleven years at Thales, and longstanding service as a reserve officer in Denmark’s air force. He studied engineering at DTU with a focus on computer science and operations analysis.

Spring Nordic is a Danish early-stage investment and business-development organization legally constituted as Fonden Spring Nordic, a commercially operating foundation (CVR33145977), based in Roskilde. It invests foundation capital in innovative growth companies through equity and, where appropriate, loans including convertible instruments. Its primary materials describe a2021 merger with the former CAT Fonden. The foundation’s published governance archive links its own2018 history to Fonden CAPNOVA Invest Zealand; this is distinct from the retained CAPNOVA manager with CVR14353089, and no legal-manager merger is asserted. Its current focus includes enabling hardware, software, clean technology, green energy and ResilienceTech, spanning climate resilience, infrastructure protection and defence-related innovation. The published team consists of six employees or specialist advisers and four directors. It generally supports businesses with demonstrated commercial traction, and the current investment criteria describe typical DKK3–10million tickets, sometimes up toDKK15million; these are strategy ranges, not actual individual investments or fund closes. In addition to investing its own capital, Spring Nordic manages capital for the separate investment company Impagt Invest Sjælland A/S, equally owned by SJF Bank and Andel. Andel confirms DKK100million of cumulative actual working-capital contributions to that vehicle since its2020 establishment; this is corporate investment capital, not an external LP fund final close or capital owned by the foundation. Foundation assets, historical investment commitments, public-programme budgets and proposed funds are not treated as new venture-fund cash. Its historical deep-technology portfolio includes AddiFab and ophthalmic-laser company Norlase. The manager’s primary2019 AddiFab article establishes a pre-existing portfolio affiliation and separately reports Diamond Edge Ventures’ new investment. Its own2023 news summary says Spring Nordic first invested in AddiFab in2014, made follow-on investments through2017 and sold its shares in the2023 company acquisition. No2019 new Spring Nordic cash or acquisition consideration is invented as issuer financing.

Marc Antoine Voisard is listed by Polaris as Board member, Polaris Management. His prior experience includes managing European private-equity funds and a decade at Flexstone Partners. His published Polaris position is a corporate board appointment. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (board-of-directors); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Peter Høltermand is listed by Polaris as Investment Advisory Board, Polaris Flexible Capital and Board member, Polaris Management. The directory separately identifies his Flexible Capital investment-advisory-board membership and Polaris Management corporate board role. No broader employment or personal cash check is inferred. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (board-of-directors, polaris-flexible-capital); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Bertil Villard is listed by Polaris as Board member, Polaris Management. He is a former Vinge partner and serves on company and institutional boards. His published Polaris appointment is governance rather than staff employment. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (board-of-directors); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Anne Holm Rannaleet is listed by Polaris as Chairman, Polaris Management. She helped build IK from its 1989 inception, serving in financial leadership and subsequently communications, knowledge management and legal control. The current Polaris appointment is governance, not investment-team employment. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (board-of-directors); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Vibeke Mørch-Hansen is listed by Polaris as Chief Accountant and HR Manager. She joined in October 2009 after Columbus IT controlling and accounting/auditing work. Her qualifications include Niels Brock commerce/accounting and further auditing and employment-law certificates. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (finance-and-support); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Trine Bisgaard Lisberg is listed by Polaris as COO and Head of Compliance & Risk Management. She joined in November 2024 after serving as COO of ADVANTAGE Investment Partners. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (finance-and-support, polaris-flexible-capital, polaris-private-equity, polaris-public-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Tobias Valentin Gregers Honoré is listed by Polaris as Finance Analyst. He joined in September 2023. His profile lists accounting/strategy/control master’s study and European-business bachelor’s study at Copenhagen Business School. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (analysts, finance-and-support); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Terne Sofie Høy Petersen is listed by Polaris as KYC Analyst. She joined in February 2026. Her profile identifies undergraduate law study at the University of Copenhagen. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (analysts, finance-and-support); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Thorsten Spurr Madsen is listed by Polaris as Director. He joined in 2015 after Implement consulting and Deloitte valuations. His education includes IMD MBA and Copenhagen Business School finance/accounting. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Susanne Larsson is listed by Polaris as Head of Investor Relations. She joined in 2024 after KPMG partnership and professional board service. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (finance-and-support, investment-team, investor-relations, polaris-flexible-capital, polaris-private-equity, polaris-public-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Stine Sundholm Dørfler is listed by Polaris as Senior Financial Manager. She joined in May 2025 after chief-controller responsibilities at Danske Bank. Her education includes Copenhagen Business School auditing, financial management and business administration. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (finance-and-support); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Simon Damkjær Wille is listed by Polaris as Partner. He joined in 2010 after Maersk trainee and tanker-management experience. He studied applied economics/finance at Copenhagen Business School. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, partners, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Stephanie Erev is listed by Polaris as Interim Head of Sustainability. The current directory explicitly designates an interim sustainability appointment. Its overlap with the published permanent sustainability head is retained without guessing an appointment end date. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (finance-and-support, investment-support); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Rune Lillie Gornitzka is listed by Polaris as Partner. He joined in 2005 after TDC business development and Capitellum corporate finance. He studied economics/business administration at Copenhagen Business School and undertook Harvard studies. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, partners, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Roger Hagborg is listed by Polaris as Partner and Head of Polaris Public Equity. He joined in 2020 after managing portfolios at Triton Advisers and earlier SEB and Cevian work. His education includes Stockholm School of Economics and MBA studies at Wharton. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, partners, polaris-public-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Peter Tøjner Götke is listed by Polaris as Investment Manager. He joined in 2022 and holds University of Copenhagen economics degrees. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, polaris-flexible-capital); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Robert Rosensköld is listed by Polaris as Director. He returned in March 2016 after Morgan Stanley investment banking, following an earlier Polaris tenure during 2012–2014. He holds Copenhagen Business School economics/finance and international-business degrees. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Patrick Robinson is listed by Polaris as Financial Director. He joined in September 2023 after senior-management work at Cafico International and education at Cardiff University. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (finance-and-support); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Yoko joined the DEV Venture Commercialization team in 2023. Previously, she worked at The KAITEKI Institute, a think tank within Mitsubishi Chemical Group. Before joining MCG, she spent 15 years at Mitsubishi Chemical Group researching thermal management for EV batteries and organic devices. Yoko received a PhD in physical chemistry from the University of Tokyo. Yoko lives in Yokohama.

Curtis joined DEV in 2022. Previously, he worked in the SF office of Climate Investment, a $1.1B venture fund dedicated to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and funding hard-tech startups, and at Constellation Technology Ventures, the venture arm of Exelon Corporation. Curtis graduated from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, with a degree in economics and lives in San Francisco.

Naveed joined DEV in 2022. Previously, he spent four years on the Venture Commercialization team at Mitsubishi Chemical Group. Before joining MCG, Naveed was on the venture team of JSR Corporation, another Japanese chemical company. He graduated from Chiba University, Japan, with a PhD in chemistry. Naveed grew up in Pakistan and lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Niels Worning is listed by Polaris as Senior Advisor. He joined in 1999 after equity research at Per Storhaug and Girobank and Deloitte corporate-finance work. He studied economics/business administration at Copenhagen Business School. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, polaris-public-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Oskar Andersson is listed by Polaris as Director. He joined in September 2022 after Fidelity equity research, Bodenholm and Boden Capital. His financial-management MSc is from Lund. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, polaris-public-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Diamond Edge Ventures, Inc. (DEV) is the corporate venture subsidiary of Mitsubishi Chemical Group, established in California in July2018 by the then-named Mitsubishi Chemical Holdings Corporation. It invests in technology companies and develops commercial and technical collaboration with group businesses. Its investment focus includes advanced manufacturing, electronic and semiconductor materials, XR displays, mobility, health and medical devices, regenerative-medicine inputs, and sustainable materials. The current public directory names President Curtis Schickner and Investment Director Naveed Ahmed, plus six explicitly affiliated commercialization-team members employed by Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation. The public15+ global team headline is broader than the eight named people and is not expanded into invented staff. DEV’s own USD200M deployment mandate through2030 is corporate investment capacity, not a third-party limited-partner fundraising close. The parent’s2021 report describes a USD150M Platform programme and USD50M Frontier programme for fiscal2021–2030; these are the components of that allocation. Former founding president Patrick Suel is recorded from historical primary publications. DEV is distinct from MP Healthcare Venture Management and from unrelated Diamond/Edge investment firms.

Mie Buch is listed by Polaris as Investor Relations Manager. She joined in 2025 after seven years in Nrep’s investor-relations department. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (finance-and-support, investment-team, investor-relations, polaris-flexible-capital, polaris-private-equity, polaris-public-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Nicolai Gissing Vennekilde is listed by Polaris as Partner. He joined in 2020 after BWB Partners investing and Carnegie Investment Bank. He studied applied economics/finance and business administration at Copenhagen Business School. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, partners, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Marianne Enevold is listed by Polaris as Executive Assistant. She joined in 2023 after personal-assistant positions at Configit and the Novo Nordisk Foundation. She studied Japanese and economics at Copenhagen Business School. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (finance-and-support); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Martin Godsk Kristensen is listed by Polaris as Associate Director. He returned in May 2023 after investment banking at J.P. Morgan and FIH, following an earlier Polaris tenure during 2019–2021. His degrees are from Copenhagen Business School. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Magnus Valore is listed by Polaris as Legal Analyst. He joined in January 2024. His profile describes Copenhagen master’s-level law study and a law bachelor’s degree from Southern Denmark. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (analysts, finance-and-support, investment-team, polaris-flexible-capital, polaris-private-equity, polaris-public-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Luyiza Yevhrafova is listed by Polaris as Associate Director. She joined in May 2022 after leading Evris Invest’s investment team and earlier Dragon Capital and Omega Capital analysis. She studied accounting at American University in Cairo. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Lasse Kjeldsted is listed by Polaris as Financial Manager. He first joined alongside master’s studies in February 2014, subsequently trained at Deloitte and returned in December 2015. Earlier work included financial administration at a Danish NGO. He studied auditing at Copenhagen Business School. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (finance-and-support); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Lene Møller Rønfeldt is listed by Polaris as CFO. She joined in 2006 after accounting-firm experience at P.J. Aarup and Lund Thomsen. Her remit covers the finance department and reporting; she studied business economics and auditing at Copenhagen Business School. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (finance-and-support, polaris-flexible-capital, polaris-private-equity, polaris-public-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Kent Brovn Arp is listed by Polaris as Partner of Polaris Flexible Capital. He joined in 2020 after investment responsibilities at Danica and PensionDanmark and corporate-finance/debt advisory at EY and KPMG. He studied finance and accounting at Copenhagen Business School. The current site spells the surname Brovn. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, partners, polaris-flexible-capital); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Karin Möllborg is listed by Polaris as Director. She joined in November 2024 after investing at Triton and company board service. She holds Stockholm School of Economics finance/accounting and business degrees. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Jonathan Elofsson is listed by Polaris as Investment Manager. He joined in September 2024 after Bank of America investment-banking and CapMan private-equity internships. He holds Stockholm School of Economics degrees. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Jonathan Stolpe is listed by Polaris as Investment Manager. He joined in September 2024 after Triton private equity and BCG’s private-equity consulting team. He studied finance at Hanken. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, polaris-public-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Johan Pernvi is listed by Polaris as Partner. He joined in December 2019 after Triton, H.I.G., Ratos and Bain. His published board experience includes industrial companies such as Logstor and Ewellix. He studied at Stockholm School of Economics. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, partners, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Johan Pålsson is listed by Polaris as Partner. He joined in 2024 after managing CapMan Buyout and a decade on Ratos’ investment team. He studied business administration/economics at Stockholm School of Economics. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, partners, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Joachim Satchwell is listed by Polaris as Director. He joined in 2013 and progressed through analyst, associate and investment-manager positions to director. He holds Copenhagen Business School finance/accounting and international-business degrees. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Jesper Langmack is listed by Polaris as Partner and Head of Polaris Flexible Capital. He joined in 2021 after CIO responsibilities at Danica, leadership of PFA Asset Management and Nykredit equities. His education includes Copenhagen Business School executive MBA and Copenhagen economics. A listed one-year PhD period in Lisbon is not an awarded doctorate. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, partners, polaris-flexible-capital); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Jeanett Elfort is listed by Polaris as Receptionist and Office Manager. She joined in 2024. The current published remit combines reception and office management. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (finance-and-support); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Jasmin Torreck Ingvardsen is listed by Polaris as Analyst. She joined in August 2025 and studied finance/strategic management and international business at Copenhagen Business School. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (analysts, investment-team, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Jari-Niklas Borkowsky is listed by Polaris as Financial Controller. He joined in 2025 and studied accounting, strategy and control at Copenhagen Business School. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (finance-and-support); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Jan Johan Kühl is listed by Polaris as Managing Partner. He became managing partner in April 2007 after Icopal group management and earlier investment analysis, consulting and leadership of Monarflex. He studied economics/business administration at Aarhus. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, partners, polaris-flexible-capital, polaris-private-equity, polaris-public-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Jan Dahlqvist is listed by Polaris as Senior Advisor. He originally joined as partner in 2006; the current directory lists senior adviser. Earlier experience includes Alfred Berg, Almi, Sixth AP Fund and CapMan. He studied economics at Lund. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Henrik Bonnerup is listed by Polaris as Senior Advisor. He joined in 2003 after Danske Bank and Deloitte. His business-economics and auditing MSc is from Copenhagen Business School. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, partners, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Harald Ekblom is listed by Polaris as Analyst. He joined in October 2025 and studied management at ESCP Business School. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (analysts, investment-team, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Gustav Brobert is listed by Polaris as Director. He joined in February 2020 after Solix investing and L.E.K. consulting. His studies include real-estate investment at Bayes and corporate finance/business law at Lund. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

West Hill Capital is a London private-equity and venture-capital investment origination and fundraising business operated by West Hill Capital LLP, active UK companyOC388745, incorporatedOctober24,2013. It provides professional, corporate and private investors with direct growth-company opportunities, including EIS and SEIS qualifying investments across AI, software, advanced manufacturing, medical technology, industrial biotechnology and clean technology. The LLP is an appointed representative of separately FCA-authorised West Hill Corporate Finance Limited; the latter is a corporate-finance advisory business established in2003, not the same legal entity. The current shared West Hill group directory publishes14 named professionals with original portraits. Corporate-finance colleagues are expressly qualified as shared-directory affiliations rather than asserted current LLP designated members. The official LLP register names Robert James Forbes Caie, David Martin Hollidge and Mark James Hickson as active designated members; Alan David Richards and Edward Sorton Williams resigned their LLP designated memberships inDecember2013 while remaining named in the current wider group directory. The firm’s reported600M of facilitated/deployed capital and20B advisory-transaction track record span client and investor-network transactions; these are not verified pooled LP fund closings or proof of operator treasury capital. Partners sometimes co-invest personally, but no individual partner check is inferred from a generic firm financing announcement. Its own historical AddiFab case study identifies the additive-manufacturing company, subsequent Nexa3D acquisition and12M EIS equity fundraising with West Hill principals, private investors and MitsubishiChemical’s venture arm; this programme total is not assigned to a single2021 closing or manager ticket. Deal-specific SPVs, client IPOs and EIS/SEIS tax qualification are distinct from legal manager funds. No independently verified pooled LP fund vehicle or actual closing is asserted from the reviewed sources.

Alan Richards is Partner & Co Founder in the published West Hill group directory. Co-founded West Hill Corporate Finance in2003. His capital-markets career includes Bacon & Woodrow, BZW, HSBC James Capel and an investment business with Maple Financial Group. Holds a Durham mathematics degree; historic IPO/advisory transactions are client financings, not West Hill LP funds.

Andrew Galloway is Partner & Co Founder in the published West Hill group directory. Co-founded West Hill Corporate Finance in2003 after leading HSBC’s Financial Institutions team. His advisory experience spans insurance M&A, equity and debt transactions; he studied Classics at Oxford.

Charles Jawor is Manager in the published West Hill group directory. Joined West Hill as corporate-finance analyst in2017 and became associate in2021; the current heading is Manager. His work includes transaction research and documents, following financial-administration experience. Holds an Exeter mathematics degree and CFA designation.

Christopher Ohiri is Associate Director in the published West Hill group directory. Joined West Hill in2015 with corporate-finance experience across M&A, private equity, infrastructure and corporate development. Holds Warwick economics and London Business School management degrees and the CFA designation. The live legacy URL contains Theo McDonnell, but its current named heading and biography explicitly identify Christopher Ohiri.

David Hollidge is Partner & Co Founder in the published West Hill group directory. Founding West Hill Capital partner with more than20 years in venture fundraising. His published experience includes capital raisings for advanced manufacturing, MRI motion correction, laser technology, hydrogen and industrial biotechnology companies.

Edward Williams is Partner in the published West Hill group directory. Corporate-finance partner with banking and insurance M&A, capital-raising and restructuring experience. Former HSBC Financial Institutions managing director who qualified as a chartered accountant and studied law at King’s College London.

Erin Barltrop is Administrator in the published West Hill group directory. Joined West Hill in2021 after business-diploma study. Works in operations administration, supporting the investment process and day-to-day processing alongside Richard Gilbey.

India Hayes is Senior Associate in the published West Hill group directory. Senior associate developing professional-private-investor relationships and raising growth capital. Studied at Leeds and holds Chartered Institute for Securities and Investments capital-markets qualifications.

Mark Hickson is Partner & Co Founder in the published West Hill group directory. Leads West Hill’s venture investment team and co-founded the business in2013 with Robert Caie and David Hollidge. Published transactions span cybersecurity, AI-enabled care, bone-implant additive manufacturing and industrial biotechnology. Client and investor-network raisings are distinguished from manager treasury investment.

Monika Wajda is Director in the published West Hill group directory. Corporate-finance professional who joined West Hill in2005 and became associate director in2018; the current profile heading is Director. Her work includes analysis, financial modelling and due diligence. Holds a Krakow economics master’s and ICAEW corporate-finance qualification.

Montagu Barnes is Senior Associate in the published West Hill group directory. Joined the private-equity and venture investment team inNovember2023, initially as associate; the current heading is Senior Associate. Graduated from Newcastle in2022 and completed a postgraduate law diploma.

Richard Gilbey is Head Of Operations in the published West Hill group directory. Heads operations for investor and investee client services, investment applications, share allotments and liaison with registrars and custodians. His responsibilities also include administration, valuations, company reports and projects.

Robert Forbes Caie is Partner & Co Founder in the published West Hill group directory. Leads the West Hill Capital private-equity investment team and co-founded the business with David Hollidge and Mark Hickson in2013. His own biography describes facilitating capital into technology and financial-services companies; cumulative deployment figures are not a closed LP fund.

William Sadler is Associate Director in the published West Hill group directory. West Hill Capital associate director focused on financing growth technology companies and relationships with entrepreneurs, private investors and family offices. His published career includes technology exits and study at Henley Business School and Sheffield.

Gitte Conrad Frederiksen is listed by Polaris as Accountant. The published directory establishes her accounting function and authentic portrait; additional career details are undisclosed. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (finance-and-support); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Frederik Wodstrup Christiansen is listed by Polaris as Head of Debt financing. He joined in September 2022 after Deloitte debt and capital advisory. He studied finance/accounting and business administration at Copenhagen Business School. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, polaris-flexible-capital, polaris-private-equity, polaris-public-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Frances Owen is listed by Polaris as Head of Sustainability. She joined in 2025, bringing sustainability and private-equity experience at PwC and Altor. Her environmental-technology master’s degree is from Imperial College London. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (finance-and-support, investment-support, investment-team, polaris-flexible-capital, polaris-private-equity, polaris-public-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Emil Ragnartz is listed by Polaris as Analyst. He joined in February 2025 and studied finance/investments at Copenhagen Business School and business/economics at Lund. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (analysts, investment-team, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Emmanuel Seugé founded CASSIUS in 2017 and invests in early-stage consumer and technology companies across the United States and Europe. He previously spent about two decades at Coca-Cola building brands and investing in technology businesses. Current SEC filings identify him as manager of the general partner of CASSIUS Capital4 and CASSIUS AL.

Jean de La Rochebrochard is a Partner at CASSIUS, investing alongside founder Emmanuel Seugé in founders building businesses across Europe and the United States. His investing background includes leading early-stage investments alongside Xavier Niel at Kima Ventures. He announced his CASSIUS partnership in January2025 while continuing his Kima work; current SEC filings name him as manager of the general partner of CASSIUS Capital4 and CASSIUS AL.

Daniel Yderholm Larsen is listed by Polaris as Senior Financial Controller. He joined in August 2024 after EY transaction-diligence work. His finance/accounting degrees are from Copenhagen Business School. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (finance-and-support); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Daniel Nejman is listed by Polaris as Director. He joined in January 2025 after buyout investing at CapMan and investment banking at Citi. He holds Stockholm School of Economics finance and accounting degrees. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Daniel Hindkjær is listed by Polaris as Analyst. He joined in March 2026 and studied finance/accounting and international business at Copenhagen Business School. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (analysts, investment-team, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Carl Brusewitz is listed by Polaris as Director. He joined in September 2022 after equity sales at SEB and Nordea Markets and hedge-fund work at Nordea Asset Management. He studied finance at Stockholm University. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, polaris-public-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Camilla Ringsted is listed by Polaris as Director. She joined in 2024 after private-equity consulting at Bain and earlier McKinsey work. She studied economics at the University of Copenhagen. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Asbjørn Sheller Petersen is listed by Polaris as Analyst. The current directory establishes the analyst role and authentic portrait; a fuller career biography is not publicly supplied. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (analysts, investment-team, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Anton Rohde Bergstrøm is listed by Polaris as Finance Analyst. He joined in 2025 and studied general management and analytics at Copenhagen Business School. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (analysts, finance-and-support); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Anne-Caroline Rytter Helstrup is listed by Polaris as Associate Director. She returned in October 2023 after BCG consulting and an earlier Polaris analyst tenure during 2018–2020. She holds University of Copenhagen economics degrees. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Andrea Signe Trolle is listed by Polaris as Investment Manager. She joined in August 2020 and studied economics and business administration at Copenhagen Business School. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Anders Skouenborg is listed by Polaris as Head of Legal. He joined in May 2022 after alternative-fund legal work at Intertrust. He studied law at Aarhus University. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (finance-and-support, investment-team, polaris-flexible-capital, polaris-private-equity, polaris-public-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Anders Giovanni Møller is listed by Polaris as AI Lead. He joined in June 2026. The biography lists PhD study at IT University of Copenhagen; it does not establish completion of a doctorate. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (finance-and-support, investment-support); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Allan Bach Pedersen is listed by Polaris as Partner. He joined in 2000 after consulting at Aarsø Nielsen/A.T. Kearney and business development at Icopal. His education includes DTU engineering and a Copenhagen Business School MBA. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (investment-team, partners, polaris-private-equity); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Alexander Kops Wellendorf is listed by Polaris as Finance Analyst. He joined in 2025 and holds a Copenhagen Business School bachelor’s degree in economics and business administration. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (analysts, finance-and-support); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Alex Lund Nielsen is listed by Polaris as Financial Manager. His finance background includes alternative-investment controlling at Danske Bank and accounting and budgeting in Denmark’s higher-education ministry. He holds an economics MSc from Aalborg University. The affiliation is scoped to the published shared Polaris platform/directory categories (finance-and-support); it does not imply a personal investment or that all shared staff work exclusively for the private-equity strategy.

Polaris Private Equity is the majority-investment strategy of the Copenhagen-based Nordic investment house Polaris, operated by Danish legal fund manager Polaris Management A/S (CVR28501765; Danish Financial Supervisory Authority AIFM number23009). The Polaris brand was founded in1998. This profile covers the verified Danish manager and its private-equity investment attribution, with explicitly qualified shared platform staff and complementary strategies. It is distinct from US Polaris Partners, Polaris Innovation Fund, vehicle distributor polaris.dk and other similarly named companies. Exact contracting acquisition vehicles and funds remain transaction-specific rather than being treated as interchangeable legal payers. Its primary-equity strategy buys controlling interests in established mid-sized Nordic businesses and supports operating and technical development. Complementary Polaris Flexible Capital supplies junior debt and minority equity; Polaris Public Equity invests in listed Nordic companies. These strategies share services and personnel but have distinct investment mandates. The current published directory identifies58 staff and4 corporate board members, including managing partner Jan Johan Kühl and AI Lead Anders Giovanni Møller. Advisory, finance, compliance, interim sustainability and corporate board functions are qualified individually. Private-equity relevance to deep technology is directly supported by the2016 majority acquisition of Configit, a formal-methods product-configuration software company. Current digital-services investments and industrial battery/IoT companies are queued for precise source and identity checks. This is not a claim that every portfolio company is an AI or neuroscience business. Configit’s original February4,2016 announcement says Polaris acquired65% of existing shares through its FundIV strategy, with founders and Andersen Advisory remaining owners. Purchase consideration was not disclosed. This source establishes a secondary ownership transaction, not an invented primary company cash raise or personal partner investment. Fundraising is recorded once per verified legal fund. Own history establishes FundI180MEUR in1998, FundII270MEUR in2005 and FundIII365MEUR in2009, with exact days unknown. FundIV first closed2.2BDKK inJanuary2015 and finally closed inJune2016 at3.3BDKK; current summaries round its commitment to450MEUR versus448MEUR in older compliance material. FundV closedJanuary31,2022 at650MEUR institutional hard cap,690MEUR including team commitments. Flexible CapitalI first closed500MDKKJanuary28,2022 and finally closedJune30,2023 at900MDKK; current130MEUR commitment is a differently dated rounded figure. VI and co-invest vehicles have current published legal KIDs but no verified cash-close amount. CS FundI’s270MEUR current commitment and management transfer inMarch2025 are not a new Polaris LP cash close. Public-equity share classes are not separate funds. Current1.6BEUR AUM and historical15.6BDKK aggregate commitments are not company fundraising or fresh fund closes. Source inconsistencies in stale webpages are retained explicitly rather than assigning guessed dates. Legal continuity clarification: the manager’s signed2023 report states Polaris Management A/S was established February8,2005;1998 is the broader Polaris brand/first-fund origin. Direct inspection of the current Friends & Family KID proves it is Share Class B1 of Polaris Flexible Capital I K/S (CVR42267627/FT24835), not a separate co-investment fund. An initially over-separated empty programme record has been removed after a full foreign-key, untyped-reference and native Delete-preview audit, with original receipts preserved. Its legal identity is now recorded within the one existing PFCI vehicle. The direct public-equity KID establishes the Polaris Public Equity product and share classes, with Polaris Management A/S as manufacturer. The exact registered SICAV feeder name remains unresolved because published website materials differ between PPE and PPU; neither spelling is promoted to an independently verified legal name.

Axel Ahlström is a co-founder and General Partner of Kvanted. His earlier career included Altor Equity Partners and Bain & Company; he focuses on early-stage industrial technology.

Eerik Paasikivi is a co-founder and General Partner of Kvanted. At the manager’s 2023 launch he had more than a decade of early-stage industrial investment experience, including work at Valve Ventures. His earlier personal and prior-firm investments are distinct from Kvanted’s portfolio.

Heikki Westerlund is Board Chair of Kvanted. The manager’s original 2023 announcement identifies him as a former CEO of CapMan.

Kai Öistämö is a Venture Partner at Kvanted, supporting industrial-technology investment evaluation and portfolio development. His own 2024 Kvanted interview describes earlier leadership at Nokia and InterDigital and his then-current Vaisala CEO role. These outside appointments are historical context, not newly asserted current roles.

Lyydia Lappi is an Investment Manager at Kvanted. Previously at NGP Capital, she focused on industrial data, analytics and automation; her earlier experience includes Wave Ventures, the Finnish Venture Capital Association and Oliver Wyman. She holds a master’s degree in finance from Aalto University.

Mårten Mickos is a Venture Partner at Kvanted, supporting founders with leadership, team building and international growth. He previously led MySQL and spent two decades building technology companies in Silicon Valley, including community-based business models.

Patrik Fjällberg is an Investment Manager at Kvanted. His earlier experience includes the Aalto startup ecosystem, co-founding SILTA in San Francisco, Greencode Ventures and Tesi, where he worked on Series A and later investments in energy, industrial technology, defence and AI.

Suvi Haimi is a Venture Partner at Kvanted and a scientist and entrepreneur with a PhD in biomaterials. She co-founded sustainable-materials company Sulapac and is building Ovido, which Kvanted identifies as a portfolio company. She supports founders with product development, positioning and industrial B2B commercialization.

Kvanted is a Helsinki-based venture capital firm founded in 2023 by Maria Wasastjerna, Eerik Paasikivi and Axel Ahlström. It invests in early-stage European industrial technology, from pre-seed through Series A, with a particular focus on the Nordics and DACH. Its strategy spans industrial software and hardware, including physical AI and robotics, quantum and advanced computing, sensing, manufacturing automation, industrial energy systems and supply-chain technology. The firm supports companies bringing research and engineering into industrial use, where deployment, customer procurement and development cycles can be longer than in consumer software. Its published initial investment range of EUR0.5–3 million is a strategy guideline, not a disclosed ticket in any specific company. The legal investment manager is Kvanted Oy.

Ferenc Huszár is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as former entrepreneur in residence. Former CIC entrepreneur in residence with machine-learning experience at Magic Pony, Twitter and Cambridge. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Ignas Budvytis is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as entrepreneur in residence. Deep-technology entrepreneur in residence with Cambridge doctoral and faculty experience in computer vision and robotics. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Ilana Wisby is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as entrepreneur in residence. Deep-technology entrepreneur in residence and founding chief executive of Oxford Quantum Circuits, trained in quantum physics. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

James Chapman is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as entrepreneur in residence. Deep-technology entrepreneur in residence with previous Qualcomm, Imagination, Broadcom and TTP semiconductor-product leadership. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Laurent Jespers is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as entrepreneur in residence. Life-sciences entrepreneur in residence from 2026, bringing previous Xap, GSK cell/gene therapy and Domantis experience and doctoral training in Leuven. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Mihriban Tuna is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as former entrepreneur in residence. Former CIC entrepreneur in residence with antibody-biotechnology experience at Immutrin, Adaptate, F-star and Domantis. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Philip Winter is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as entrepreneur in residence. Deep-technology entrepreneur in residence; founded Nebia and later served as Supplant interim chief executive through its 2025 acquisition. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Rodrigo Santos is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as entrepreneur in residence. Life-sciences entrepreneur in residence from 2026 with previous clock.bio, Novo, Mogrify, bit.bio and Horizon cell-technology experience. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Rupert Baines is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as former entrepreneur in residence. Former CIC entrepreneur in residence; previously led UltraSoC and worked across semiconductor businesses including Codasip. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Sally Epstein is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as entrepreneur in residence. Deep-technology entrepreneur in residence with previous Cambridge Consultants innovation leadership and Darktrace experience; trained in mathematics and physics. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Andy Neely is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as vice chair. Cambridge manufacturing researcher and former pro-vice-chancellor for enterprise, whose university administrative tenure ended in February 2024. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Dipesh Patel is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as operating partner. Former Arm chief technology officer with extensive semiconductor and connected-device experience; earned a doctorate at Loughborough. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Emily James is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as analyst. Life-sciences analyst with a Cambridge doctorate in pathology focused on immune oncology and earlier AstraZeneca research experience. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Eva Bello is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as executive assistant. Executive assistant supporting CIC’s investment team, with prior financial-services administration experience in Johannesburg. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Humphrey Battcock is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as independent non-executive director. Former Advent International European investment leader with accounting and Trinity-related investment experience. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Ian Jauncey is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as operating partner. Technology entrepreneur with optical-fibre amplifier and Siemens experience. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Jessica Halliday is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as strategy associate. Joined CIC in September 2025 after Bain experience and a Cambridge doctorate in physics. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Katrine Damgaard is a board member at Damgaard Company. Its own current biography states she joined the company in 2021 and entered the board in 2023. She has project-leadership and entrepreneurial experience with a practical and theoretical business background. She is the daughter of Preben and Charlotte Damgaard. Her current board affiliation is recorded without an invented employment-start day or personal investment allocation.

Jørgen Kjergaard Madsen is a board member of Damgaard Company and an attorney whose published biography identifies his outside partner affiliation at Kromann Reumert. His professional work includes mergers and acquisitions, securities and capital-market regulation, corporate law and commercial law. The company also describes Danish legal-industry and International Bar Association involvement. His Damgaard affiliation is a board role rather than assumed full-time investment employment or a personal company check.

Charlotte Damgaard chairs Damgaard Company and is involved in its daily investment operations alongside Group CEO Lars Romedahl. The own biography states she has chaired the company since 2008. Her professional background is in fashion design and retail. She is the widow of company founder Preben Damgaard, who died in 2022; her current leadership is distinguished from his historical founder and executive role.

Lars Romedahl is Group CEO of Damgaard Company. He joined in 2007 following a career in audit and financial management. The company describes his responsibilities as investment screening, due diligence and decisions with Charlotte Damgaard, formal investment documentation and compliance, and finance support for rapidly growing portfolio businesses. He has attended executive programmes at INSEAD and Copenhagen Business School. Portfolio support is distinguished from an inferred personal investment.

Preben Damgaard was the founder and former CEO of Damgaard Company. He and his brother Erik founded Damgaard Data in 1983, developing business-management software; the business listed in 1999 and merged with Navision in 2000 before Microsoft acquired Navision in 2002. He subsequently held an executive role in Microsoft Business Solutions in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Damgaard Company’s own legacy biography dates the investment business to 2003 and describes his support for software entrepreneurs through capital, board work and business advice. He died in 2022. His founder and executive affiliation is explicitly historical; the earlier Microsoft transaction is not a Damgaard investment-fund close, and company portfolio relationships do not establish his personal investment allocation.

Nick Richards is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as general counsel and company secretary. Lawyer overseeing legal matters and company-secretarial responsibilities, with venture/growth-capital experience, prior military service and Oxford language studies. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets. Nick Richards is CIC general counsel and company secretary, a venture and growth-capital solicitor with prior British military service and an Oxford MA in modern languages. Companies House names Nicholas Bryn Richards as a current director of Start Codon Ltd and Start Codon General Partner Ltd appointed on25January2025.

Bodi Tent joined Heartcore Capital’s Berlin investment team in February 2025, with a focus on Germany and the UK. Heartcore identified him as an Associate in a November 2025 article about applied AI. Its welcome announcement describes earlier entrepreneurship and experience at Gorillas and HV Capital. He is absent from the current public team directory; his current position is unverified.

Nigel Wilson is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as chair. CIC chair since September 2025, following Legal & General chief-executive tenure from 2012 to 2024; exact appointment day is unpublished. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Matt Maynard is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as events manager. Joined CIC in September 2023; previous events experience includes Anglia Ruskin’s gaming festival and creative-industry programming. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Michelle Lamprecht is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as head of corporate affairs. Corporate-affairs professional supporting marketing, communications and sustainability across CIC and its portfolio. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Neil Lawrence is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as resident ai/ml advisor. Cambridge DeepMind Professor with machine-learning research experience and previous Amazon leadership; his CIC capacity is specialist adviser rather than an investment-partner title. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Panos Kakoullis is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as independent non-executive director. Former Rolls-Royce chief financial officer and Deloitte audit executive, educated at Cambridge. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Paul Anson is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as operating partner. Technology and life-sciences operating executive with engineering training at Bristol and experience advising company boards. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets. Paul Anson is publicly named by Cambridge Angels in its selected individual-member directory. Membership is an angel-network affiliation: individual investment choices are independent, and membership alone does not prove personal investment in any portfolio company.

Richard Hall is listed by Cambridge Innovation Capital as associate. Previously worked on data applications at Ab Initio Software and earned a Cambridge doctorate in experimental astrophysics. This affiliation follows CIC’s published directory; other career appointments are scoped to its biography and do not imply personal investment tickets.

Morten Bakkær Steen is named by the Danish Agency for Higher Education and Science in itsofficial press directory forCommunications and Press Adviser. The agency is a Danish state administrative unit, CVR34042012, responsible for research, higher education and knowledge-based innovation administration. This is the published professional unit/function affiliation, rather than an invented additional civil-service rank, exact appointment date or personal investment authority. Further own career biography and an authentic individual headshot were not publicly provided in the audited current directory/chart.