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Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Nikitas joined Insight in 2001.  He focuses on investments in application software, with particular interest in education technology, sales & marketing automation, construction and ecommerce.  He co-founded Insight Onsite, the firm’s team of operations and strategy experts who help improve the performance of Insight’s portfolio companies. Nikitas' current portfolio includes 4M, Apiphany, Attentive.AI, CommerceIQ, Conga, Copado, Epignosis, LearnWorlds, Leapsome, Marigold, RapidSOS, Trunk Tools, and Versatile.  His prior investments include Own (acquired by Salesforce) CloudCraze (acquired by Salesforce), Virgin Pulse (acquired by Marlin Equity), Capella University (IPO), Exact Target (IPO, acquired by Salesforce), eVestment (acquired by Nasdaq), Football Fanatics (acquired by GSI Commerce), Frontline (acquired by Thoma Bravo), Academic Partnerships (acquired by Vistria) and Greenfield Online (IPO, acquired by Microsoft). Prior to Insight, Nikitas co-founded CTSpace, a construction software company that became part of Insight’s portfolio. He started his career at McKinsey & Company, working on strategy, turnaround, M&A, and corporate finance engagements. Nikitas holds a BA from Princeton University (summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa), an MBA with high distinction from Harvard Business School and an MA in the Philosophical Foundations of Physics from Columbia University. He is an amateur photographer, snorkeler and cyclist (lower back permitting). He and his wife Zineb Guessous live in Manhattan, playing zone defense with their three children.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Nikhil Sachdev is a Senior Advisor to Insight Partners and was previously a Managing Director. He has backed and partnered with visionary founders building category-defining technology companies from Series A through pre-IPO. Over his career, Nikhil has invested in more than twenty companies across AI, software, and Internet, with seven IPO exits. His investments include OpenAI, Anthropic, Unity, Bytedance, GitLab, Airbnb, GCash, Lyric, Planetscale, Thunes, inDrive, Tetrascience, and Viz.ai, among others. Before joining Insight in 2020, Nikhil was a Partner at Altimeter Capital, where he helped expand the firm’s venture practice and led private investments in software and Internet companies. He began his career at Goldman Sachs advising technology clients, then joined Bain Capital’s private equity group. He is a graduate of Stanford University and Harvard Business School. Nikhil lives in San Francisco with his wife. Outside of investing, he enjoys running in Golden Gate Park, playing tennis, and grilling with family and friends. He is guided by integrity, creativity, and hustle — and believes in the power of business and technology to shape a better future.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Nicole Shimer joined Insight in 2016 and invests across Series A through pre-IPO software companies. She has deployed over $1 billion across more than 20 investments, partnering closely with founders across a range of markets and geographies. Her track record includes identifying and supporting category-defining enterprise software businesses. Portfolio investments include TaxJar (acquired by Stripe), Featurespace (acquired by Visa), and Duck Creek (IPO). She graduated from Brown University, where she studied Computer Science, Applied Mathematics, and Economics, and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi. She remains active in the Brown community, serving on the University’s Advisory Council on Entrepreneurship and advising the course The Entrepreneurial Process. Her work has been recognized by Forbes 30 Under 30 (2022), VC Journal Rising Stars (2023), and Venture Forward’s LGBTQ+ Investors to Watch (2023). Outside of work, she is a certified yoga teacher and an avid traveler.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Nick Sinai is a Managing Director at Insight Partners. Nick works with portfolio companies entering and growing in the public sector, runs Insight’s Government Advisory Board, and invests in national security and gov-tech companies.  Nick is a board member or observer at HawkEye360, LeoLabs, Onebrief, Shift5, and Govly. Nick joined Insight in 2014 from the White House, where he was U.S. Deputy Chief Technology Officer. Nick led President Obama’s Open Data Initiatives, co-led the Open Government Initiative, and helped start the Presidential Innovation Fellows program. Prior, Nick played a key role in crafting the National Broadband Plan at the FCC. Nick is currently an Executive Fellow at Harvard Business School and an advisor to the Q-Lab at Harvard Kennedy School’s Belfer Center.  Nick has previously served as Adjunct Faculty at Harvard Kennedy School, teaching digital government in the core curriculum and leading an award-winning field course: Tech and Innovation in Government . Nick also serves as a board member of nonprofits Coding It Forward and Renaissance Philanthropy . Nick writes and teaches about technology in government, and served as a commissioner on the Atlantic Council's Commission on Defense Innovation Adoption . He’s been quoted in the New York Times, Economist, and WSJ, and has testified in front of Congress . Nick helped found the U.S. Digital Corps , a new two-year federal fellowship for early-career technologists, launched in the summer of 2021. Nick is the co-author, with Marina Nitze, of Hack Your Bureaucracy: Get Things Done No Matter What Your Role On Any Team, published in 2022 .

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Nicholas joined Insight in 2023. He previously worked on the investment team at Tribe Capital, and in product management at Attentive and CrowdStrike. Nicholas graduated from UC Berkeley with a BA in computer science. On campus, he was involved with organizing the University's annual hackathon and supporting a number of startup-focused initiatives. Nicholas is originally from the San Francisco Bay Area. Outside of work, he enjoys street photography, trying out new recipes, and cheering on the Warriors and 49ers.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Nagu joined Insight in 2020. Prior to joining the firm, he did early growth investing at JMI Equity and worked for Threewire, a fast growing healthcare startup. Nagu graduated magna cum lauda from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania with a B.S in Economics with concentrations in Finance, Operations, and Management. During his time at Penn, he played Varsity Soccer and was a TA in MGMT department. Nagu is originally from Minnesota. In his free time, he loves playing pickup soccer, backpacking, mountain biking, and board game nights.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Zayid joined Insight in 2025. Prior to joining Insight, Zayid worked on the software buyout and growth equity investment teams at PSG Equity and PeakSpan Capital. Prior to that, he helped build healthcare information technology startup Swellbox (now Datavant). Zayid graduated from Harvard College with a concentration in Neuroscience, while finding time for coursework in mathematics, history, creative writing and philosophy. While at Harvard, Zayid helped run the Harvard Independent, a local newspaper, and Harvard Student Agencies. Zayid also spent a few years teaching economics with Raj Chetty and Greg Bruich, and moonlit as a club and varsity athlete. In his free time, Zayid enjoys writing, gallery hopping, reading, and staying active.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Miles Neumann joined Insight in 2020. Before Insight, Miles was at Bracebridge Capital, a Boston-based hedge fund specializing in relative value arbitrage. Miles graduated cum laude from Harvard University. He earned high honors in Applied Mathematics, writing his senior thesis examining the predictability of forecasting errors. While at Harvard, Miles was a Math Department course assistant and active in student investment organizations. Miles is originally from Point Clear, Alabama, and he enjoys fly fishing, running, and reading.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Mike Hayes is a Managing Director at Insight Partners. He is passionate about technology as the best way to elevate societies, standards of living, and create real meaning and impact. Hayes was previously the Chief Operating Officer at VMware responsible for the company's global business operations and SaaS transition. He led the teams responsible for enterprise technology, data, analytics, machine learning, automation, business transformation, M&A integration, procurement, revenue operations, and enterprise security. Hayes helped lead VMware’s successful sale to Broadcom for $69B, one of the largest ever global technology deals. Prior to VMware, Hayes was a senior executive at Cognizant, then a 270,000-person IT services firm and Fortune 500 #195, with $16B in revenue. He was a member of the executive leadership group, had $2B P&L responsibility for banking and financial services, and led a massive change management program to drive scale and growth for the firm’s largest accounts. Hayes has also served in Chief of Staff and COO roles at Bridgewater Associates, the world’s largest hedge fund with $160B under management. Hayes served as a Navy SEAL for 20 years, which included selection as a White House Fellow, service as Director for Defense Policy and Strategy at the National Security Council for Presidents Bush and Obama, and his last role was Commanding Officer of SEAL Team TWO. Hayes is the recipient of the Bronze Star for valor in combat in Iraq, the Bronze Star in Afghanistan, and the Defense Superior Service Medal from the White House. He is a lifetime member of the Council on Foreign Relations, on the Board of the National Medal of Honor Museum, the author of the bestseller Never Enough , and donates all book profits to The 1162 Foundation, his 501c3 that pays off mortgages for Gold Star families.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Michelle joined Insight in 2026. She partners with high-growth software and technology businesses across sectors. Prior to Insight, she worked in technology investment banking at Barclays, advising on a range of capital markets and M&A transactions. Michelle holds a degree in Economics from Yale University. Having grown up in Silicon Valley, Michelle had a front-row seat to technology and the people building it, a fascination that still drives her today. Outside of work, she's a self-proclaimed Citi Bike enthusiast who loves exploring new cities and browsing vintage.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Michael Yamnitsky is a Senior Advisor at Insight Partners, where he works with technical founders building developer-driven businesses from the earliest stages of company formation. He thrives partnering with founders pre-product-market fit and in early growth, the stage where real comradery forms around debates that will shape the course of a company for years to come. Prior to joining Insight, Michael was the Director of Product Strategy at Datadog. He and his team delivered multiple new products in the security space, helping the company extend its reach into new markets at a time of hyper-growth. He was also a Venture Partner at Work-Bench, where he invested in early-stage developer tool companies like Cockroach Labs. Michael holds an MBA from The Wharton School and a BS from Boston University. Outside of the software world, Michael founded the sustainable horticulture startup that created the green walls at the 1Hotels in Miami and New York, and spent his formative years moonlighting as a hip-hop producer.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Michael Triplett is a managing director and joined Insight in 1998. Mike focuses on investments in Infrastructure and Application Software companies and has been instrumental in investments in more than twenty companies, many of which have achieved fast growth and realized significant value for shareholders and employees. Notable among these are the IPOs of Click Commerce, Solarwinds Inc. (NYSE: SWI), and Quest Software, and the acquisitions of Aelita Software (acquired by Quest Software), Authorize.net (acquired by Go2Net), Astaro (acquired by Sophos), BeyondTrust (acquired by Veritas Capital), Imceda Software (acquired by Quest Software), eEye Digital Security (acquired by BeyondTrust), Folhamatic (acquired by Sage plc), GFI's TeamViewer (acquired by Permira), Kabum! (purchased by founders), Metalogix (acquired by Permira), and ScriptLogic (acquired by Quest Software), SmartBear (acquired by Francisco Partners), ThreatTrack (acquired by J2 Global), and LOGICnow (acquired by SolarWinds). Recently Mike has invested in several companies in Europe and the United States. Mike currently oversees Insight’s investments or serves on the board of directors at Kaseya, Veeam, Recorded Future, Thycotic, Tricentis, Cloudbolt, Coreview, Lakeside Software, Liveaction, Kasten, Firemon, Carbon Relay, Keyfactor, Prevalent, AnyDesk, and Resolve Systems. Prior to joining Insight, Mike was an investment professional at Summit Partners, where he focused on investments in infrastructure and enterprise application software companies. Previously in his career, Mike worked as a financial analyst at Morgan Stanley & Co. and at Midland Data Systems. Mike graduated cum laude from Dartmouth College with a BA in Economics.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Growing up, I had no idea what software was. I vividly remember hearing the phrase “SaaS” at a summer internship interview during my freshman year of college. I somehow landed the role at an early-stage SaaS startup even though I was clueless. That experience acted as a crash course in all things SaaS and startups, spurring my excitement in the industry. I’ve always been fascinated with the idea of having an impact on the world that is much larger than myself, and I see technology and investing as the way to do this. Launching several startups myself, I know first-hand the struggles founders face. While in school at Washington University’s Olin Business School, I founded the university’s now-leading enterprise club. I also started a Substack publication and podcast (The Takeoff), where I interviewed over 50 leading founders and investors about their experiences and learnings for the next generation of tech entrepreneurs. At Insight, I get to back the ambitious founders and builders who are improving the world. My experience building and investing at other funds like Addition, JMI, and Equal Ventures, has shaped how I think about opportunities, teams, business models, PMF, and moats. My intellectual curiosity means I get excited by pretty much anything with a strong vision and killer product and team. I like founders with a strong clarity of thought and a deep passion for what they’re building.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Meeting and working with the world's most ambitious founders to scale innovative software businesses globally is, to me, the most humbling and deeply rewarding job one can have. I joined Insight in 2016 and have since partnered with dozens of software and technology ScaleUps across five continents. My focus is primarily on application software in Europe and North America, with a particular emphasis on ERP/supply chain, collaboration/productivity, Industry 4.0, and product-led SaaS. Fundamentally, I believe great businesses and the strongest partnerships come down to people and relationships. Deep connections with the leaders in my portfolio companies are what I pride myself on above all else. Prior to joining Insight, I worked in fintech at ICapital Network and mid-market Private Equity at Levine Leichtman Capital Partners. I graduated cum laude from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, where I studied Venture Finance and Information Systems. Outside of work, I am passionate about music, reading, food, travel, and the Los Angeles Dodgers. I am a below-average dancer, but that’s ok — it rarely comes up in this line of work. Drop me a note if you’re building something cool and want to discuss it. I’ll be looking forward to it.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Mike joined Insight in 2022 as a Managing Director at Insight Partners Public Equities (IPPE).  Prior to Insight Partners, Mike was a Senior Analyst at Joho Capital where he was responsible for TMT long/short investments.  Previously, Mike was a Portfolio Manager at Goldman Sachs Asset Management. Mike graduated from Princeton University and received an MBA from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. Mike enjoys surfing, in particular those brief moments when he is actually riding a wave instead of being held under water.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: As a Managing Director on Insight’s investment team, I’ve been fortunate to partner with 20+ high-growth software companies across enterprise application software, infrastructure, and cybersecurity. Prior to joining Insight in 2015, I worked at Oppenheimer & Co and co-founded a company called Altair Prep, an education technology company that offered test prep classes complemented by a data-driven software platform that personalizes students’ study schedules. Altair grew to have offices across the country, culminating in a sale to a larger education company. I graduated summa cum laude from the Huntsman Program at the University of Pennsylvania. I earned my B.S. in Economics with a concentration in Finance from the Wharton School of Business and a B.A. in International Studies/Japanese from the College of Arts and Sciences. In my free time, I enjoy biking around New York City, playing soccer, reading The Economist, and traveling to off-the-beaten-path destinations.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Max Albert is a Vice President on the Investment team at Insight. He joined the firm in 2020 and focuses on investments in high-growth enterprise software businesses. Before Insight, Max worked in Nasdaq’s market technology group. Max graduated Summa Cum Laude from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania where he was elected to Beta Gamma Sigma. He received concentrations in Finance and Management with a specialization in Entrepreneurship.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Matt joined Insight in 2016 and is currently a Vice President on the investment team. He focuses on high-growth software businesses particularly in DevOps, big data, IT automation, and cybersecurity. Matt graduated from Harvard University with a AB in Economics. During his time there, Matt played linebacker on the football team and served as Harvard's 142nd team captain. Matt also acted as director for Crimson in the Community, a community service initiative that organized and ran blood drives, mentorship programs, bone marrow drives, and sports clinics for children with special needs. Outside of work, Matt is an avid sports fan (Go Cubbies!), is learning to perfect the handstand and enjoys all things outdoors.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Matt Gatto is a Managing Director at Insight Partners, where he has spent his entire career investing in high-growth software and SaaS businesses. Since joining the firm as an analyst in 2010, he has partnered with more than 40 companies across cybersecurity, developer tools, digital commerce enablement, healthcare IT, and broader enterprise SaaS. Matt’s current portfolio includes Camunda, commercetools, DataSnipper, Exclaimer, Jellyfish, SecureW2, SignUp Software, SonarSource, and Transmit Security. He has also led investments in and worked closely with companies such as AirWatch (acquired by VMware), BMC (acquired by KKR), CentralReach (acquired by Roper), Checkmarx (acquired by Hellman & Friedman), Cherwell Software (acquired by KKR), Darktrace (IPO), Dazz (acquired by Wiz), Fenergo (acquired by Astorg and Bridgepoint), Kinnser (acquired by WellSky), Kira (acquired by Litera), Shopify (IPO), Storable (acquired by EQT), and Tenable (IPO). Matt earned dual degrees from the University of Pennsylvania’s Jerome Fisher Program in Management & Technology, graduating magna cum laude with a BS in Economics from Wharton and a BS in Engineering. Matt lives in New York City with his wife and daughter. Outside of work, he enjoys spending time outdoors, as well as playing golf and padel.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: As a scientist and engineer by training, Matias joined Insight Partners' investment team to identify and support the next generation of innovative startups in the life sciences. Matias joined the firm in 2022 as a Bio Fellow, then joined as an Associate after completing his Ph.D., and is now a Vice President on the Bio team. Prior to Insight, Matias worked in the biotechnology industry at Genentech, as an ORDP analyst gaining experience across a variety of functions within Operations. Matias earned his doctorate in Bioengineering from the University of Pennsylvania as an HHMI-NIBIB Interfaces Scholar in the labs of Saar Gill M.D. Ph.D. & Frederick Bennett M.D., where he worked on cell therapy approaches to treat neurodegenerative diseases. Matias also holds an MS in Management Science & Engineering from Stanford University, and a BS in chemical-biological engineering from MIT. Matias is originally from Bogota, Colombia but grew up in Venezuela, Nigeria and Costa Rica before coming to the United States. In his spare time Matias enjoys traveling, gaming and learning new languages.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Maria joined Insight Partners in 2022. She focuses on investments in high-growth, mature software businesses and is responsible for executing transactions and assisting in portfolio management post-close. Prior to Insight, Maria worked at Evercore’s Media & Information Services Investment Banking Division, where she helped advise on a variety of M&A and capital market transactions. Maria graduated from the McIntire School of Commerce at the University of Virginia with a concentration in Finance, a minor in Global Commerce, and newfound passions for hikes on the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Charlottesville food scene. Before her stint at UVA, Maria grew up in New Jersey and was born in Ukraine. Outside of work, Maria enjoys reading, photography, travel, and community service.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Margaret joined Insight in 2024. Prior to Insight, she worked in the non-profit sector supporting high-need students in New York City. Margaret graduated magna cum laude with Highest Honors in Mathematics from Harvard University, with a minor in Theater, Dance, & Media. Her research and thesis explored proof construction in analysis and topology. Margaret was also a visiting student in Pure Mathematics at the University of Oxford’s Oriel College. A native New Yorker, Margaret enjoys staying closely connected to the city’s theater scene. She is passionate about fitness and wellness, both as an avid runner and a former rower in her time at Oxford. She is also a certified yoga teacher, having completed her training in India.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Maggie Morse joined Insight in 2022. Prior to joining, she worked on the investment team at Oak Hill Capital Partners, in the investment banking division at Morgan Stanley, and co-founded and successfully exited a dietary supplement company. Maggie received an MBA from Harvard Business School, where she graduated with high distinction and was elected a Baker Scholar, and an MS in Biotechnology from Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. She received a BS in Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology from Yale University, where she graduated cum laude and with distinction. In her free time, Maggie enjoys running, exploring new restaurants, traveling, and playing tennis.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Before joining Insight, Madeline gained experience at Point72, SoGal Ventures, and Teach For China, bridging the worlds of finance, venture capital, and service work. Madeline graduated with distinction from Yale University, where she studied History and Chinese language, focusing on great powers and the forces that shape global affairs. Originally from Hong Kong, she is fluent in Mandarin and passionate about technology and community building. She helped establish a technology lab in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, to support children in the Ger District. Beyond work, Madeline finds joy in playing tennis, skiing, yoga, surfing, and exploring farmers markets in new cities.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: My love of technology started with my first computer at age 4, a Commodore VIC-20 -- and I was immediately hooked. I grew up in Park Slope in Brooklyn, New York, where I went to the neighborhood’s local public schools through junior high school, and then Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan, where I took my first real computer programming classes. I received my undergraduate and graduate degrees from Harvard, and interned at Microsoft during the summers. I joined Insight Partners in 2017 after serving as the CEO of an Insight portfolio company, now called Precisely (formerly known as Syncsort), a global leader in data integrity software for over 12,000 customers in more than 100 countries.. My earlier career involved serving as the senior vice president of corporate strategy at CA Technologies and spending 13 years at IBM. At IBM I was vice president of strategy for a multi-billion dollar IBM software division and before that the director of mergers & acquisitions for another IBM software division, where I led a number of sizable software acquisitions. Previously, I was director of IBM’s software solutions business catering to the healthcare, life sciences, government, and education industries. At Insight, I’ve most recently been working in the deeper tech domains of applied artificial intelligence software, data and machine learning infrastructure software, healthcare software, fintech software, cybersecurity software, software development tooling, and some frontier tech areas like quantum computing. I live in Manhattan with my wife, who also works in technology, and our two young children.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Following 30+ years in diverse operating roles in tech and tech enabled services companies, Krish joined as a Managing Director in April 2022. Immediately prior, Krish served as CEO of Appriss Inc., a privately held company with Clearlake Capital and Insight Partners as investors. During his 9+ year tenure at Appriss, Krish served in a variety of roles including head of product strategy, head of Appriss Health (now Bamboo Health), head of Appriss Retail and as Chief Operating Officer before becoming CEO in 2020. Krish presently serves as board member for Appriss Retail and Bamboo Health. Prior to Appriss, Krish served in senior product and general management roles at Privia Health, WellPoint (now Anthem), SHPS Inc. (acquired by ADP), BEA Systems (acquired by Oracle) and Abilizer Systems (acquired by BEA Systems). Krish graduated from the Birla Institute of Technology & Science, India with a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering and began his career as a software engineer for Unisys Corporation’s financial services software division. After earning an MBA with distinction from The Wharton School of University of Pennsylvania, Krish worked for The Boston Consulting Group serving financial services, pharma and industrial services clients in strategy engagements. Krish is a resident of Kentucky.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Kevin joined Insight Partners in 2024 as a Bio Fellow before becoming an Associate on the Biotech investment team. Prior to joining Insight, Kevin earned his Ph.D. while working on the Business Development team at a stealth genomic medicines startup in Boston and consulting for several prominent clients, including a leading cancer research foundation, the National Alopecia Areata Foundation, and a local AI/ML startup in Boston. Kevin received his Ph.D. from Harvard Medical School in 2024, where he worked in the lab of Kevin Haigis at Dana Farber Cancer Institute. During his Ph.D., Kevin worked on projects in immuno-oncology and epigenetics in the context of colorectal cancer. Kevin earned his B.A. in Biology from the University of California, Santa Barbara, where he spent several years conducting research in neurodegenerative disease as well as the mechanisms of aging. Originally from San Diego, Kevin is currently based in the Boston/Cambridge area. In his spare time, Kevin enjoys partner dancing, snowsports, and rooting for McLaren’s formula 1 team.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: I developed a fascination with technology at a young age. Growing up, I loved playing video games, producing electronic music, tinkering with robots-  it was all too easy to go down the rabbit hole of exploring what could be done with the tools I had. At that time, technology wasn’t everywhere yet, and the desktop PC was the main computer most families had. While at Stanford, I loved the culture of entrepreneurship where students would work on ideas that tackled challenging problems in the wider world; I had the chance to work with a number of startups throughout college, from inception as an early-stage investor at the DormRoomFund to an advisor at an investment bank. After spending time as a growth equity investor at General Atlantic and late-stage private equity investor at Permira, I co-founded my first company building a software platform for restaurants in Japan. In early 2021, I moved back to the US to join Centerview Partners, helping large technology companies think through business strategy, investor messaging, and M&A. Starting in early 2022, I joined Insight in NYC where I now focus on early and growth-stage opportunities to partner with businesses. In my free time, I love watching movies, exploring new restaurants, and DJing house music. I’ve worked on a few productivity tools in the past, and get excited about ways that technology can help us focus on the relationships that matter most to us in life.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Katie joined Insight in 2022. Prior to Insight, Katie was a Consultant in EY-Parthenon's Software Strategy Group in their New York office, where she specialized in Product & Technology due diligence for software M&A transactions. Originally from Chicago, Katie graduated from Cornell University with a degree in Statistical Science, where she was a department course assistant and served as the Philanthropy Chair for her sorority. In her free time, she enjoys trying new wine bars, reading, and traveling to Costa Rica to work on her surfing skills.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Justin joined Insight in 2022 and is an Investor on Insight Partners Public Equities’ (IPPE) investment team. Prior to joining Insight, Justin worked as an Associate at TPG, a global private equity firm, focusing on software and enterprise technology. Previously, Justin worked in the Investment Banking Division at Goldman Sachs where he covered the Technology, Media, and Telecommunications sectors. Justin graduated from Howard University with a BBA in Finance. Outside of work, Justin enjoys basketball, soccer, travelling, and e-sports.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: I was born and raised in the Bay Area by a San Francisco-native mother of Irish, Italian, and Mexican descent, and a Bucharest-born father who grew up in Romania under the communist dictatorship of the Ceaușescu regime. My father came to this country not knowing how to speak English and with nothing but his masterful craft as a jeweler-entrepreneur, a desire for a better life, and a relentless hunger to achieve the American Dream. As such, entrepreneurship is in my DNA as well as a deep appreciation for diversity—particularly diversity of thought, experience, and perspective. I have an unparalleled desire to be the ‘hardest worker in the room’ and am always pushing to become the best version of myself. When I was 18, I left San Francisco and headed toward Dartmouth College. I honed my ability to execute at the highest levels, graduating Phi Beta Kappa and serving as the President of the Club Basketball Team, the President of the Rockefeller Business and Entrepreneurial Leaders, and was named a Rockefeller Leadership Fellow. While in school, I focused on green business and environmental economics, which served my career in venture and growth equity. My experience at Dartmouth translated to my role at Insight, looking at every investment opportunity from all angles—the team, the market opportunity, the product-market fit, the underlying financial KPIs of the business, the company’s defensibility & positioning relative to competitors—and crafting a synthesized perspective on whether we should invest and how we’d scale the business. I’m still writing my life story, but so far, it’s uniquely prepared me to meet amazing founders across the world, build relationships with them and their businesses, and relentlessly go to bat for them to achieve success.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: One of my favorite parts of the job here at Insight Partners is helping founders win. In my role as Managing Director on Insight’s investment team, I am responsible for ensuring that founders and their companies leverage Insight’s expertise, learnings, and network so they can be as successful as possible after we invest. Since joining Insight in 2015, I have found and helped lead investments in more than 20 software companies. My primary focus is investing in and supporting high-growth software businesses across infrastructure and enterprise applications, developer tools, and cybersecurity. I began my professional journey at BuzzFeed, where I worked on the Data Science team. Before that, I was at The University of Pennsylvania’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, where I graduated summa cum laude with a BSE in Systems Science & Engineering and minors in Engineering Entrepreneurship and Mathematics. These experiences helped me develop a strong appreciation for data-driven decision-making and storytelling — two ingredients we still use today in finding and supporting great software businesses.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Prior to joining Insight Partners in 2024, Josh spent time on the investment teams at Anthos Capital, a growth equity firm in Los Angeles, and iAngels, an early-stage VC firm in Tel Aviv. Josh graduated summa cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania with a B.A. in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics and dual minors in Consumer Psychology and History. At Penn, Josh was President of the Wharton Undergraduate Venture Group. Originally from South Florida, Josh loves dogs, snowboarding, cooking, and fitness.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Josh Fredberg joined Insight Partners in 2021 as a Managing Director. Prior to joining Insight, Mr. Fredberg served as a Senior Advisor at McKinsey and Company. In this role, Mr. Fredberg consulted to McKinsey and client teams in the Technology, Media, and Telecommunications practice on topics ranging including product management, customer success, subscription/SaaS transition, strategy, and software M&A. Mr. Fredberg served as the Executive Vice President of Marketing and Products at software company Aspen Technology where he was responsible for all product directions and global Marketing. There he expanded the scope of the portfolio from engineering simulation and manufacturing/supply chain to the full lifecycle, including asset performance management, focused on predictive maintenance. Prior to Aspen Tech, he led the Product Strategy and Marketing teams at the engineering simulation software company ANSYS where the company grew from under $500M to over $1B in revenue. Prior to ANSYS, Mr. Fredberg was the Senior Vice President of Product and Market Strategy at PTC. Mr. Fredberg has written several papers on the topic of industry best practices in product development including ones in the Process Industry, Automotive, Industrial Products, and High Tech. He has spoken at several software industry conferences on the topics of product development strategy and best practices and supply chain optimization. Mr. Fredberg attended the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Business where he earned his MBA with a concentration in Finance. He also received a Master’s Degree in Systems Engineering from Penn. He received his Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering from Tufts University. Josh lives in Boston with his wife and two teenage daughters.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Jonathan joined Insight in 2020 as a Vice President. Prior to Insight, Jonathan worked at McKinsey & Company in New York, serving Private Equity and Life Sciences clients globally. He served PE clients during and after the investment process in a variety of industries and served private and public biopharma clients with a focus on strategic growth, M&A, and holistic turnaround programs across functions and therapeutic areas. In addition, he led McKinsey's learning and development programs for Private Equity focused consultants worldwide. Jonathan started his career at Amadeus, a global travel distribution IT group, in its Global Airline Services consulting division, advising airlines on technology driven innovation. Today he is excited to partner with early-stage biotech and software companies to bring new medicines to patients faster. Jonathan graduated Magna Cum Laude from the Universite catholique de Louvain with a master's in management and the CEMS Master's in International Management double degree. He is originally from Belgium but calls New York City home. In his spare time, he enjoys cooking and sailing.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Before investing at Insight Partners, Jonathan worked as a private equity investor for Bill Ackman, investing in both real estate and technology companies. Prior to that, he was an investor at Citi on the enterprise tech team. Early in his career, he worked at the Hoover Institution where he conducted research for former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice. His research focused on American policy toward the Middle East. Jonathan graduated with honors from Stanford University, with a master's degree in public policy and a bachelor's degree in political science and symbolic systems. Outside of work you can find Jonathan reading about geopolitics or trying new restaurants in New York.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Jonah Waldman joined Insight in 2023. Prior to joining Insight, Jonah worked at Brighton Park Capital, a growth equity firm founded by the former CIO of General Atlantic and CEO of CA Technologies, where he helped spearhead the firm's Israel strategy, investing in businesses like Coralogix ($142M Series D). Jonah graduated summa cum laude from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. In his spare time, Jonah enjoys the simple things in life like having coffee with his wife early in the morning before work, heartfelt prayer, and deep breaths of fresh air. Jonah and his wife will be moving to Insight's Tel Aviv office in 2024.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Jonah joined Insight in 2021 and is an Investor on Insight Partners Public Equities’ (IPPE) investment team. Prior to joining Insight, Jonah worked as a Securities Analyst with a focus on software at IVA Funds, a global unconstrained investment fund. Previously, Jonah worked as a Securities Analyst covering Healthcare at Gabelli Funds and as an Associate at Platinum Equity, a technology and operations focused private equity firm. Jonah holds an MBA from Columbia Business School and a BA in Economics from UC Santa Barbara. Jonah’s personal interests include surfing, science fiction, undergraduate investing mentorship, theoretical physics and soccer – he has supported the USA at five World Cups and counting.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: John Wolff is a Managing Director at Insight Partners and the Chief Investment Officer of Insight Partners Public Equities (IPPE). He leads the firm’s late-stage private and public markets investing strategy. Before joining Insight, John served as Head of Technology Investing and Portfolio Manager at Omega Advisors, where he managed a portfolio of high-conviction public technology investments. He subsequently launched C243 Capital, a spin-out from Omega, which served as the foundation for IPPE. John began his career as a technology entrepreneur before transitioning into investing. He discovered his passion for technology investing while playing professional baseball in the Chicago White Sox and New York Mets organizations. After exiting his internet startup, he held roles in Goldman Sachs’ TMT Investment Banking group and at Andor Capital, a technology-focused hedge fund. John earned his A.B. in Psychology from Harvard College and an MBA from Columbia Business School.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Joe is a Principal on Insight’s investment team. He focuses on investments in both growth stage and scaled software businesses across the US and Europe, particularly vertical and horizontal application software. Joe specializes in helping growing companies build and scale their organizations, as well as source and execute M&A. Joe graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a BA in Physics and a BS in Economics from the Wharton School. Originally from the San Francisco Bay Area, Joe joined Insight in 2018 and is based in Insight’s New York City headquarters.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Jessie Sheff joined Insight in 2021. Prior to joining Insight, she worked on the investment team at Summit Partners, leading growth-oriented investments into mature software companies. Previously, Jessie worked in Foreign Exchange Sales & Trading at Goldman Sachs. Jessie graduated summa cum laude from Duke University with a BA in History and a Certificate in Markets and Management. In her spare time, Jessie enjoys traveling, hiking, running, reading, exploring new restaurants, and cooking (with a soft spot for pasta).

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Investor. Believer in the power of technology to do good. And to do harm. Nets fan from the beginning. Jersey boy. Defender of the ocean. Proud water polo and soccer dad. Weekend gardener. Friend of all sentient beings. Deeply comfortable in silence. Jeff has spent the last 24 years at Insight Partners, where he has seen the enormous power of people and ideas, and their ability to disrupt the world. He has had a courtside seat watching and working with some of the world’s best entrepreneurs as they built teams and technology, and scaled innovation. Over two decades he has worked to help scale Insight, the world’s largest growth-oriented software investment firm. He serves on the board of numerous private and public companies in both consumer internet and software.  He has led investments in leading companies such as Qualtrics, DeliveryHero, HelloFresh, Cvent, Mimecast and Udemy. Jeff has received numerous industry awards including being selected by AlwaysOn as a Venture Capital 100 winner, by Forbes as a member of the Midas List, and by GrowthCap as a top 5 software investor. He brings this experience and insatiable curiosity to the world of philanthropy. He and his wife founded The Monarch Foundation to focus on NYC early childhood poverty including putting cash in the hand of poor mothers (The Bridge Project) and is an activist for climate change. He graduated from UPenn’s Jerome Fischer M&T program and lives in downtown NYC with his family and two Havanese dogs, George and Danno.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Jeff Horing has been a co-founder and managing director at Insight Partners since 1995. Under his leadership, Insight has become a premier venture capital and private equity firm and has raised through a series of funds more than $65 billion in capital commitments. Jeff's areas of focus include data, analytics, mobile, and infrastructure and SaaS software in Europe, North America, and Israel. Jeff has invested in more than 250 companies, notably Monday.com (MNDY), nCino (NCNO), JFrog (FROG), Alteryx (AYX), AirWatch (acquired by VMware), Shutterstock (SSTK), TeamViewer (acquired by Permira), Wiz (acquired by Google), WIX (WIX), and Greenfield Online (SRVY, later acquired by Microsoft). Under Jeff's leadership, Insight Partners has built an industry leading investment team dedicated to finding and funding transformative software companies. Additionally, Horing champions the Insight Onsite team, a dedicated group of 100+ advisors and practitioners focused on scaling portfolio companies. Prior to founding Insight, Jeff worked at Warburg Pincus and Goldman Sachs. Jeff graduated from M.I.T. and the University of Pennsylvania.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Jason joined Insight Partners in 2015 as an Operating Partner. At Insight, Mr. Ewell works closely with portfolio company Boards, CEOs and Executive Teams on strategy & operations. In this role, he has worked closely with Veeam, Kaseya, Dext, VTS and Hootsuite in areas ranging from strategy, to go-to-market, and financial operations. He has served on the Board of Directors for Kaseya, Dext and VTS and as the interim CEO for GenArts. Mr. Ewell also served as Insight’s Head of Talent from 2016-2022. Prior to joining Insight, Mr. Ewell worked as an EVP at TravelClick, where he oversaw a ~$300MM recurring revenue portfolio of software & services businesses and helped improve their growth rate more than 5x in 4 years.  This came after spending 14 years at American Express in leadership roles over core growth functions including inside sales, channel, field operations, product & growth marketing, eCommerce and strategic partnerships.  Early in his career, Mr. Ewell led Amex’s investment in Concur at an ~$25MM valuation and OpenTable at an ~$30MM valuation. Mr. Ewell received his BA in History from the University of Pennsylvania.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Jamil joined Insight Partners in 2024, where he primarily focuses on majority investments in both high-growth and mature software businesses. He is responsible for executing transactions and assisting in portfolio management post-close. Prior to joining Insight, Jamil worked at Morgan Stanley in their Transportation, Infrastructure & Logistics department, focusing on mergers, acquisitions, leveraged buyouts, and capital markets transactions. Jamil graduated summa cum laude with a B.S. in Economics from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, with concentrations in Finance and Operations. Outside of the office, Jamil enjoys trying new restaurants with friends, snowboarding, and watching the greatest NBA player of all time, LeBron James, in action—along with rewatching The Wire .

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Jake sits on the investment team at Insight Partners. Previously, Jake worked in investment banking at Greenhill & Co. He also spent time in credit investing at Fortress Investment Group and in long/short hedge fund investing at Brean Asset Management. Jake graduated with highest distinction from Emory University with a BBA in Finance and a minor in Religion. While at Emory, he co-founded the university’s first investment banking club and helped lead the university's venture capital and investment management clubs. Originally from New Jersey, Jake enjoys training and following mixed martial arts, traveling to new countries, exploring New York City’s restaurant scene, and starting his mornings with a good cup of coffee.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Ian joined Insight Partners in 2023. Previously, he worked as a Private Equity Analyst in the Single-Family Rentals group at APL Group. Prior to that, Ian co-founded a software platform that enabled retail investors to copy-trade hedge fund managers and politicians, which a competitor later acquired. Ian graduated from Brown University with a degree in Economics. He served as Co-President of the Brown Investment Group, and separately co-founded and raised capital for a student-run equity long-short fund. In his free time, Ian enjoys DJing, live jazz, hiking, and playing poker.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Hunter joined Insight Partners in 2022. She previously worked at Greenfield Partners, a Tel-Aviv based Growth Equity Firm. She graduated summa cum laude from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania with concentrations in finance and management. While at Penn, she co-chaired the Wharton Dean’s Undergraduate Advisory Board and was involved in the theater community. In her free time, Hunter enjoys listening to Broadway soundtracks, playing with her dogs, and trying different workout classes in NYC.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Hilary joined Insight in 2022, where she works closely with our growth and vertical application investments. Prior to Insight, she worked at BCG as a management consultant. She grew up in Toronto, Canada and graduated with a major in Economics from Columbia University. She enjoys hiking, cooking, reading, and follows Formula 1 and figure skating in her spare time.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Henry is a Managing Director on Insight’s investment team and joined the firm in 2016. He focuses on investments in both growth stage and scaled software businesses, particularly in vertical and horizontal application software in the US and Europe. Henry specializes in helping growing companies build and scale their organizations, source and execute M&A, and navigate the capital markets. Henry has served on the board or worked closely with many Insight portfolio companies, including Afresh, AMCS (recapitalized by EQT), Camunda, Comply365, Exactera, Exclaimer, Flightkeys, Gamma, Gelato, Inky, Jama (acquired by Francisco Partners), Jedox, Lakeside, Nuvolo (acquired by Trane Technologies), PayCargo, Portside, PrecisionLender (acquired by Q2), Sanas, and TriTech (acquired by Bain Capital). At Insight, Henry has been involved in over $2 billion in new equity investments. Prior to Insight, Henry was an investor at TA Associates focusing on growth-stage vertical software companies. Henry started his career as an investment banker at Credit Suisse. Henry graduated with honors from the University of Chicago with a bachelors degree in Economics. Originally from the Philadelphia area, Henry is based in Insight’s New York City headquarters.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Hailey joined Insight Partners in 2023. Prior to joining the Investment Team at Insight, she worked at iAngels, an early-stage VC firm in Tel Aviv. Hailey graduated summa cum laude from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania with concentrations in Finance and Entrepreneurship & Innovation. While at Penn, she was a Joseph Wharton Scholar and Co-President of TAMID, a consulting and investment club focused on the Israeli tech ecosystem. In her free time, Hailey loves to bake, travel, and dance. Fun fact: she once was a background dancer in the Orange Bowl!

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Hagi Schwartz joined Insight full-time in 2021 after serving as a senior advisor to Insight for multiple years. Prior to joining Insight, Mr. Schwartz held several executive positions at leading technology companies, including service as the CFO of Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. (Nasdaq: CHKP) and Mercury Interactive Corporation (Nasdaq: MERQ), where he was also the corporate controller and GM of the company’s Israel site, at the time of their respective IPOs. Additionally, Mr. Schwartz has been serving on the board of several technology companies, both public and private. Mr. Schwartz holds a BS in Economics and Accounting from Bar Ilan University.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Guy joined Insight in 2025. Prior to joining, he spent time at StepStone Group and Moonfare GmbH, an Insight portfolio company. Guy graduated summa cum laude from The Huntsman Program in International Studies and Business at the University of Pennsylvania with a BS in Economics and a BA in International Studies. During his time at Penn, he founded both a Music Events and Property Technology company. Guy also completed a semester long academic program in Berlin. Originally from London and Italy, Guy enjoys cooking, learning languages, travelling, playing piano, and printing film photography.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: George Mathew joins Insight Partners as a Managing Director focused on venture stage investments in AI, ML, Analytics, and Data companies as they are establishing product/market Fit. He brings 20+ years of experience developing high-growth technology startups including most recently being CEO of Kespry. Prior to Kespry, George was President & COO of Alteryx where he scaled the company through its IPO (AYX). Previously he held senior leadership positions at SAP and salesforce.com. He has driven company strategy, led product management and development, and built sales and marketing teams. George holds a Bachelor of Science in Neurobiology from Cornell University and a Masters in Business Administration from Duke University, where he was a Fuqua Scholar. This verified Insight professional is distinct from the existing namesake in the database; identities and prior roles are not merged.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Geneva Bass joined Insight Partners in 2024. She previously worked in early-stage venture at Integra Partners in Singapore and in asset management at Fidelity Investments’ Boston headquarters. She has conducted research in relativistic quantum cryptography with IBM Quantum’s Dr. Andru Gheorghiu and in mathematical neuroscience with Dr. Stuart Geman, inventor of the Gibbs sampler. Geneva graduated with a 4.0 GPA in Applied Mathematics from Brown University, where her honors thesis investigated satellite quantum cryptography with enhanced photonic efficiency. While at Brown, she was an Engineering Teaching Assistant, Co-President of Quantum Computing @ Brown, Startups@Brown committee member, and a contributor to the Optic photography magazine. She also organized and hosted over ten guest lectures, info sessions, and dinners for globally renowned scientists, founders, and artists visiting campus. Originally from Nashville, Geneva balances her interests in frontier technology and investing with glassblowing, beekeeping, and Great Pyrenees dogs.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Ganesh Bell joined Insight Partners as a Managing Director to invest in and help entrepreneurs build great software & data companies that will define modern enterprise and digital business. He is a profound student of the enterprise software market and industries reimagined by data. Ganesh has over 25+ years of rare experience as a builder and operating executive across startups, high-growth scaleups, global conglomerates, unicorns, successful exits, IPO, and M&A. Before joining Insight Partners, he ran Uptake, an AI/ML platform & applications company, was Corporate Officer at General Electric, and CEO of its largest IoT & Analytics software business. Previously he held senior leadership roles at market-defining enterprise software companies including SAP, PeopleSoft, and J.D.Edwards. He started as a developer and has led corporate strategy, engineering, product management, marketing, and sales teams over his career. He has keynoted large conferences, been featured in business books, leading media, and recognized for his work, including being named #11 in Fast Company’s list of 100 Most Creative People in Business World. Ganesh Bell holds a B.S in Mathematics from the University of Madras, India, and an M.S in Computer Science from North Dakota State University. He lives in San Francisco Bay Area with his wife and their Australian Cobberdog Moto, named after his passion for motorcycling.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Gabe joined Insight Partners in 2023. Prior to Insight, he worked at several startups, including Moonfare, an Insight portfolio company, where he focused on building channel partnerships and corporate development. Gabe is from Los Angeles and graduated from the University of Chicago with a degree in Chemistry. Outside of work, Gabe enjoys golfing, rock climbing, hiking, and walking his two chocolate labs. He also loves to cook and co-runs a pop-up restaurant featuring a nine-course tasting menu.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Evan Hahn most recently served as a Managing Director at Insight Partners, where he started his career as an Analyst and spent a decade as a valued member of the investment team. He now serves as a Senior Advisor to Insight Partners. Evan has partnered with visionary founders building market-leading technology companies from early through exit. Evan sourced and invested in companies including Databricks, Weights & Biases, Run:AI, JFrog, Keyfactor, Middesk, and Granulate. His investments also include SpecterOps, incident.io, Postman, Cognigy, Deci AI, and Cloudsmith, among others. Evan graduated from Harvard College, where he was a member of the Men’s Varsity Squash Team.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Evan joined Insight in 2021 and is the Vice President of Trading & Operations of Insight Partners Public Equities (IPPE). Prior to joining Insight Partners, Evan was the founder and CEO of Wana (We Are Not Alone), a health platform that connects people with chronic conditions. Prior to building Wana, Evan worked in trading and operations at Falcon Edge Capital and JAT Capital. Before joining JAT, Evan worked at Silver Point Capital. Evan graduated from the University of Delaware with a BS in Finance and Economics. On weekends, you can find him on his yoga mat or at Barry’s bootcamp.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Eugenia joined Insight in 2018. Prior to joining, she worked on the Control Functions Technology group at Bank of America where she built RPA solutions to automate independent testing functions and compliance routines throughout the bank. Eugenia graduated cum laude from the School of Engineering and Applied Science at the University of Pennsylvania with a BSE in Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mechanics and minors in Engineering Entrepreneurship, Mathematics, and Political Science. During her time at Penn, she served as Vice President of Hexagon, Penn Engineering’s senior society, and led tours of the Engineering school. Eugenia was born in Mexico and is fluent in both Spanish and Hebrew. She enjoys traveling, cooking, and dancing, having been a dancer in a professional ballet company all throughout her teens.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Ethan joined Insight in 2025. Before Insight, Ethan worked in the Technology Investment Banking division at J.P. Morgan and in corporate development at AppsFlyer, a startup focused on mobile marketing attribution. Ethan graduated cum laude from the University of Michigan Ross School of Business with a BBA. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with his younger brother, playing golf, skiing, and rooting for the Philadelphia Eagles.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Eoin Duane is a Managing Director at Insight Partners. He joined the firm in 2021 and leads Insight's Opportunities Fund strategies, which invest in scaling enterprise software companies. Prior to Insight, Eoin spent 13 years investing in public and private software companies, including eight years at Guggenheim Partners and five years at the private equity arm of Elliott Management. He currently sits on the board of or oversees Insight's investments in APFM, Aptean, Advantive, CivicPlus, Kiteworks, Precisely, and Rithum. Eoin also serves on the boards of the Children's Medical Research Foundation (CMRF), a nonprofit focused on pediatric research and on the North American Advisory Board of his alma mater, the UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate School of Business. He holds a Bachelor of Commerce from University College Dublin and a Masters in Finance from UCD Smurfit, and is a CFA charterholder. Originally from Ireland, Eoin has lived in New York for 20 years. He resides in Brooklyn with his wife, three daughters, and two beloved rescue pitbulls, Norma and Rachel. Outside work, he enjoys poker, chess, long-distance running, cycling, golf, and reading nonfiction.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Elizabeth joined Insight in 2022. Prior to Insight, Elizabeth worked as a consultant with EY-Parthenon in their Boston office, where she supported clients in the due diligence of private companies, primarily in the software vertical. Originally from the suburbs of Philadelphia, Elizabeth spent significant time in Charlottesville, VA, where she received her BS in Commerce and later her MBA from the University of Virginia. Outside of the office, Elizabeth enjoys spending time with her four children. You can usually find them at the park, at Target, or on the floor doing arts and crafts.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Eleanor joined Insight in 2023. She previously worked at The Raine Group, where she advised companies in the technology, media, sports, and entertainment sectors. Prior to that, she worked at Key Square Capital Management, a global macro hedge fund, where she focused on the commodities markets. Eleanor also has spent time at two technology startups, including Shift5, an Insight portfolio company. Eleanor graduated cum laude in Economics with honors from Harvard University. She served on the board of Harvard Ventures and Harvard Women in Business. She also played soccer on the women’s club team. Eleanor is originally from the Washington, D.C. area. In her free time, she enjoys skiing, hiking, traveling, listening to music, and playing the violin.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Prior to joining Insight, Dilan worked on the investment team at Battery Ventures and Peakspan Capital. He graduated from the University of Michigan Ross School of Business with a dual degree in Informatics. In his free time, he enjoys traveling, playing flag football with friends, and talking philosophy. He is also an avid fan of both the Beatles and Michigan football.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Diana joined Insight Partners in 2022. She focuses on investing in high growth, mature software businesses across various industries. Prior to joining Insight, Diana worked at Morgan Stanley in the Investment Banking Division, where she helped advise on a variety of M&A and capital markets transactions for the Mergers & Acquisitions and Financial Sponsors group. Diana graduated from Stanford University with a B.S. in Management Science and Engineering. While in college, she was the president of Stanford’s Pre-Business Association and initiated a series of professional projects for students to directly work with corporate firms. She also held various leadership positions in Stanford Finance, Stanford Marketing and Stanford Collaborative Orchestra. Diana grew up in O'ahu, Hawaii, right next to Waikiki beach, where she learned how to surf. She enjoys playing classical violin, practicing yoga and playing golf.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Deven Parekh is a Managing Director at Insight Partners. Since joining Insight in 2000, he has made more than 140 investments in enterprise software, data, and consumer internet businesses globally, including in North America, Europe, India, Southeast Asia, Israel, Africa, Latin America, and Australia. Currently, Deven serves on the Boards of Directors for Alteryx, Checkout.com, Cotality, Diligent, DistroKid, Fanatics, Gamma, iad, Momentive Software, PDI, and Zerocool/Fanatics Collectibles. Other companies within his portfolio include Calm, Kpler, FloQast, Chargebee, Splitwise, Zest.ai, Slice, Vinted, and Automattic (WordPress). Deven’s previous investments include Duck Creek (IPO), Appriss Insights (sale to Equifax), Twitter (IPO), eVestment (sale to NASDAQ), Alibaba (IPO), JD.com (IPO), Bullhorn (sale to Stone Point Capital), Buddy Media (acquired by Salesforce), Website Pros (IPO), Yext (IPO), Enverus (sale to Genstar), EveryAction (sale to Apax), Turnitin (sale to Advance), MediaMind (IPO), and eCommerce (sale to Carlyle Group). In addition to his work at Insight, Deven currently serves as a Board Member for the Council on Foreign Relations, NYU Langone, the Tisch New York MS Research Center, and the Economic Council of New York, is Vice Chair at ECNY and is both a Board Member and the Vice Chair of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. He was also confirmed by the United States Senate to serve on the Board of Directors for the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation. He has previously served on the Board of the Overseas Private Investment Corporation (OPIC), on the Advisory Board of the U.S. Export-Import Bank, and on a Technical Advisory Council of the Federal Communications Commission. He is Chairman Emeritus of the Board of Publicolor, a non-profit organization focused on New York City public schools, and also served on the Board and Executive Committee of the Ethical Culture Fieldston School. In December 2021, Deven was named a recipient of the Robert F. Kennedy Ripple of Hope Award. He is also a Henry Crown Fellow of the Aspen Institute. Prior to joining Insight, Deven was a Principal at Berenson Minella & Company, a New York-based merchant banking firm, where he served on the M&A Committee. He also worked for Blackstone on M&A and other investment activities. Deven has a B.S. in Economics from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. Other awards: •    Named one of GrowthCap’s Top 25 Software Investors of 2020 •    Named to the Forbes Midas List in 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018 •    Selected as a Top 100 Venture Capitalist by CB Insights in 2016, 2018, and 2019 •    Named a Venture Capital 100 winner by AlwaysOn in 2014 for his investments in Twitter and Chegg

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Darius Johnson joined the investment team in 2022. Prior to joining the firm, he was in investment banking at Goldman Sachs, where he worked on the largest consumer IPO in the past 20 years. Prior to that, he did early-stage SaaS & Fintech investing for Harlem Capital, a seed stage venture firm. Additionally, he spent time at BCG, JP Morgan, and Sumeru Equity Partners. Darius graduated magna cum laude and was recognized as the most outstanding student in his graduating class at Santa Clara University. While at Santa Clara, he founded the university's first six-figure student managed investment fund, worked as the chair of the advisory board to the university's entrepreneurship & innovation center, backed early stage founders at Dorm Room Fund, and served as a mentor to fellow first-generation college students. He was awarded his business school's leadership award, most outstanding finance student award, and inclusive excellence award during his tenure. Darius is originally from Chicago and currently resides in New York City.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Before joining Insight in 2024, Daphne worked as a Product Manager at Current, a venture-backed fintech company. Daphne graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Northwestern University, earning degrees in History and Computer Science. At Northwestern, she served as President of The Global Engagement Summit, a student-run social entrepreneurship conference that brought together hundreds of founders from around the world to grow and scale their impact-driven ventures. She was also active in The Garage, Northwestern’s startup incubator, where she led their student accelerator program. Born and raised in New York City, Daphne enjoys hiking, playing Rummikub, and discovering new bookstores.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Danielle joined Insight in 2021. Prior to joining, she worked in the Technology, Media, and Telecom Investment Banking Division of Goldman Sachs, where she helped advise on M&A transactions, leveraged buyouts, equity, and debt offerings. Danielle graduated with high distinction from the University of Wisconsin School of Business with a major in Finance and minor in Chinese. She enjoys playing tennis, traveling, and cooking.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Daniel joined Insight in 2023. He focuses on growth software and AI-enabled services and loves learning about vertical markets and use-cases. Before Insight, Daniel worked on the editorial staff at The Free Press, a high-growth news media start up. Daniel graduated Phi Beta Kappa and summa cum laude from Columbia with a degree in Political Science. He likes politics, but the major was also a strategic choice for its light requirements, which left room for coursework in Linguistics, Computer Science, and English Literature. Daniel spends most of his free weekend hours on the Amtrak to/from Phildealphia. The rest of the time, he's usually biking, watching a great show on Netflix, or spending time with his eleven really fantastic nieces and nephews.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: For as long as I can remember, I’ve had a go-getter mentality and an inquisitive mind. It’s no surprise that I ended up immersed in the exciting world of technology investing. The opportunity to back the savviest and boldest entrepreneurs who are leading the next generation is why I love this work. My yearning for human connection balances well with my role focused on cultivating successful and long-lasting business partnerships and relationships. I feel a sense of purpose and optimism every time I initiate dialogue or build a trusting rapport with someone—whether it’s a friend or a portfolio company founder. Foresight and the ability to pinpoint the proper makeup and intangibles required to defy the odds and succeed are my strong suits. Thanks to these skills, I’ve had the privilege of spearheading the establishment of Insight’s first international investment office in Tel Aviv, Israel, since originally joining the team in New York back in 2014. Prior to Insight, I conducted financial analysis and due diligence at JANA Partners, an activist hedge fund based in New York. I also spent time at middle-market private equity firms such as Lincolnshire Management, Trilantic Capital Partners, and Footbridge Partners, conducting in-depth research, performing valuation analysis, and sourcing potential investment opportunities. I have been happily settled in Tel Aviv since October 2019, alongside my growing family, and continue to grow Insight’s activity across the region’s private software ecosystem.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Dane joined Insight Partners in 2022. He previously worked for Altamont Capital Partners, a middle-market private equity firm in Palo Alto. He graduated Phi Beta Kappa and Summa Cum Laude from Duke University with degrees in Electrical and Computer Engineering and Computer Science. While at Duke, he was President of the Delta Sigma Pi business fraternity and a Portfolio Manager for the Duke Investment Club. Dane loves all outdoor activities, especially skiing/snowboarding, backpacking, and rock climbing. He enjoys going on food crawls with his friends to different ethnic neighborhoods in NYC but has yet to find pizza or waffles better than his homemade versions.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Connor joined Insight in 2017. He is a multi-stage investor with experience across early, growth, and late-stage investing. He focuses on high-growth software businesses that have found product-market fit and are looking to capitalize on their larger market opportunity quickly but efficiently. Connor has served on the board or worked closely with more than 20 Insight portfolio companies across horizontal and vertical SaaS in the US, Europe, and Israel. Previously, he was a seed-stage investor at IDEA Fund Partners. Connor graduated honors laureate with distinction from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he studied finance and public policy. He grew up in Athens, Georgia. Outside of work, Connor enjoys exploring New York City by foot and Citibike, watching live music and curating Spotify playlists, getting lost in Wikipedia rabbit holes, and spending time with friends and family.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Colin joined Insight in 2023. Prior to joining, Colin worked in academic research, receiving university funding for course-development and contributing to a digital humanities project centered around the semantic encoding of ancient inscriptions (U.S. Epigraphy Project). Colin graduated magna cum laude from Brown University with a degree in Classics. He earned departmental honors and the Lucius Lyons Thesis Prize for his thesis challenging monolithic conceptions of Early Hellenistic kingship. At Brown, Colin was the editor-in-chief of the Brown Classical Journal, was selected to participate in the “Entrepreneurship Practicum”, and played goalie for the club ice hockey team. Colin spent the entirety of his junior year abroad at the University of Oxford’s St. Anne’s College. Colin loves reading about Greek history, attending New England Revolution games, and searching for the best breakfast sandwiches.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Cameron joined Insight Partners on the Capital Markets team in 2025. In this role, Cameron works with Insight's investment team, executives at Insight portfolio companies, and financing partners in the structuring and execution of debt facilities. Additionally, she supports the sourcing and management of deal flow from various investments banks and advisors. Prior to joining Insight, Cameron was in the Leveraged Finance group at Jefferies, where she specialized on debt transactions for leveraged buyouts, M&A, and corporate refinancings across various sectors. Cameron graduated from Colgate University with a degree in International Relations.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Brad joined Insight in 2017. Brad works with several of Insight’s portfolio companies and helps lead new investments across Enterprise and SMB SaaS as well as Consumer Subscription. He is responsible for sourcing & evaluating investment opportunities and post-close portfolio management. Brad has worked on 30+ of Insight's standalone investments many of which were sourced in his first few years as an analyst at the firm. He currently represents Insight on the boards of The Farmer's Dog, Papaya Global, Imperfect Foods, 6sense, ComplianceQuest, TytoCare, Theator, 1047 Games and more. He formerly worked with SentinelOne (NYSE: S) and Tink (acquired by Visa). Previously, he worked at Freshly on the Growth Marketing & Customer Acquisition team in New York, and received a BBA from the University of Michigan's Ross School of Business. He was also a member of Michigan Interactive Investments, one of the largest undergraduate investment funds in the country. Outside of work, Brad sits on the Young Professionals Committee for the Crohn's and Colitis Federation and was selected as their 2018 Rising Star. In his spare time, you can find him cooking or on the basketball court.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Boris joined Insight in 2016 and focuses on investments in both high-growth and mature software businesses. He currently sits on the board of or works with Insight's investments in Optimizely, Distrokid, Alteryx, Learnworlds, and Splitwise, among others. He previously worked with Insight's investment in Illuminate, EveryAction, Interfolio, and Ministry Brands. Prior to joining Insight, Boris worked in Investment Banking at Goldman Sachs and previously worked as a Software Engineer at Google. Boris graduated summa cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania with a B.S.E. in Computer Science from the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and a B.S. in Economics with a concentration in Finance from the Wharton School. Outside of work, Boris enjoys exercising, skiing, rock climbing, watching basketball, and traveling.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Ben joined Insight in 2024, where he focuses on AI infra and apps across the US, Israel, and Europe. Prior to joining Insight, Ben worked as a software engineer at various startups, including Axonius in Tel Aviv. Ben graduated Magna Cum Laude from Brown University with an Sc.B. in Computer Science and a B.A. in International Relations. During his undergrad, Ben led Van Wickle Ventures, Brown's student-run venture fund, where he invested in companies like Fishwife, Ghia, and Quiltt. At Insight, Ben works with portfolio companies like Wonderful, Golden, Heron Data, and Fact Base. In his free time, he enjoys running, biking, hooping, and watching Warriors games.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Prior to joining Insight, Barry worked on the investment team at JMI Equity and on the growth team in Fiverr’s Tel Aviv office. While a student at the University of Michigan, he co-founded a business to connect student entrepreneurs with investors and resources. Barry also spent time researching how effective AI governance can enable the next generation of technology companies. Originally from Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, Barry enjoys spending time with his three older siblings, visiting national parks, practicing yoga, reminiscing about his college days as a DJ, and cheering on the Michigan Wolverines.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Asher joined Insight in 2024. Prior to joining, he spent time at Point72 and as a course assistant on campus. Asher graduated magna cum laude in Computer Science from Harvard, where he served as the President of the Harvard Financial Analysts Club. During his senior year, he wrote his thesis under Stratos Idreos and HT Kung on task-specific compression to accelerate LLM inference. Originally from Kenilworth, Illinois, Asher enjoys reading, writing, and running.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Arthur joined Insight in 2022. He focuses on investments in both high-growth and mature software businesses. Before Insight, Arthur worked in the Investment Banking division at Barclays. Prior to that, he helped scale operations at Club Feast, a General Catalyst-backed technology startup. Previously he researched equities for the investment team at Alger, a growth-oriented asset management firm. He also worked at Argand Partners, a private equity firm that invests in market-leading middle-market businesses. Arthur graduated cum laude with honors from Harvard University with a bachelor’s degree in Economics. While at Harvard, he served on the boards of the Harvard Financial Analysts Club and Black Diamond Capital, and also consulted for Harvard Student Agencies. He resided in Eliot House. Arthur is originally from Boston (read: a small town “just outside” Boston) and he enjoys foosball, poker, billiards, and anything at the beach.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Arjun joined Insight in 2022 and focuses on majority and minority investments in growth-stage software and AI businesses. He leads sourcing and due diligence efforts, and works with management teams at the board level to drive post-close growth, with a particular emphasis on buy-and-build strategies. He invests across vertical software, including supply chain, industrial software, compliance, proptech, govtech, and payments, among others. Previously, Arjun spent nine years at Bregal Sagemount, where he led numerous majority and structured investments and was recognized as a Mergers & Acquisitions “Rising Star of Private Equity” in 2020. He began his career as an analyst in the Financial Sponsors Group at Credit Suisse. Arjun graduated from Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service, where as an undergrad he served as the CEO of GUASFCU, a $15 million AUM student-run credit union based in Washington, D.C. Originally from Tokyo, he now lives in New York City with his wife and young son. Outside of work, he enjoys traveling, reading science fiction, discovering restaurants, and playing squash. This verified Insight professional is distinct from the existing namesake in the database; identities and prior roles are not merged.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Born in a ‘Marwari’ family, an Indian ethnic group known for its entrepreneurial acumen, I grew up living and breathing entrepreneurship. I was introduced early on to the world of sales, product and profits. Helping my family business on a product launch or managing a few retail stores when someone was on vacation were some of my responsibilities as a kid. While working towards my Bachelors in Technology at IIT Kanpur — one of the leading tech institutions that has nurtured tech leaders and entrepreneurs — I was introduced to the world of startups. I worked with and supported several ambitious engineer-founders trying to solve challenging world problems using cutting-edge technology. We failed at many and were moderately successful at a few. I loved the experience! I had found my passion and knew that I wanted to dedicate the next few decades of my life in service of daring founders looking to build legendary businesses using the power of technology. I joined Insight in 2021, where my focus areas are global high-growth fintech, internet and software companies from Series A to pre-IPO stages. I am an operator at heart and enjoy working with founders on everything product, finance and strategy. Before joining Insight, I managed operations for a $300M+ consumer business at ITC, one of the largest consumer-product firms in India, and led technology investments at a leading Indian early-stage investment fund. I have also spent time with Baring Private Equity Asia, a leading middle-market private equity fund, and Fidelity Investments. Beyond work, you’ll find me learning new dance forms (seven & counting!), indulging in regional cinemas, exploring undiscovered restaurants in the streets of New York and traveling around the world.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Anthony joined Insight in 2021 and is a Vice President on Insight Partners Public Equities’ (IPPE) investment team. Previously, Anthony worked as an Analyst at Cinctive Capital, a long/short equity hedge fund, with a focus on the internet sector. Prior to that, he worked as an Analyst at long/short hedge funds Armistice Capital and Eastbay Capital, where he covered both the software and internet sectors. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania’s Jerome Fisher Program in Management and Technology, where he received dual degrees in Mechanical Engineering and Finance. Outside of work, Anthony plays basketball and soccer in NYC intramural leagues, enjoys videogames, avidly supports Chelsea FC, and tries to pretend he’s not a Jets fan.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Anshul joined Insight Partners in 2022 from Brown University, where he studied economics. Prior to Insight, he worked for Opendoor and 98point6 across a variety of different roles, including product, operations, and analytics. Anshul is originally from Seattle, but calls New York home. In his free time, Anshul enjoys catching up with friends, watching sports, reading, and penny-boarding across East Village.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Annie joined Insight in 2023. Prior to joining, Annie was at McKinsey & Company where she worked across a variety of industries focused on strategic growth and innovation. As part of this, she worked on New York Times bestselling book, CEO Excellence: The Six Mindsets That Distinguish the Best Leaders from the Rest. Annie graduated summa cum laude from University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School, where she received her Bachelor of Science in Economics with concentrations in Finance and Management and a minor in Engineering Entrepreneurship. While at Penn, Annie served as a TA for Wharton's introductory leadership class Wharton1010, as well as a lead TA for Wharton2010: Business Communication for Impact. She was also Executive Vice President of Phi Chi Theta Business Fraternity. Originally from outside of Philadelphia, Annie traded rolling hills of PA for the skyscrapers of NYC. Outside of work, she enjoys thrifting, sewing, traveling, and crafting anything from pottery to stained glass decor.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Anika Agarwal joined Insight in 2014. She focuses on leveraged buyouts and majority recapitalizations of application and infrastructure software companies. Anika helps lead investments in both high growth and mature software businesses and currently sits on the board or oversees Insight’s investments in Appriss Retail, Bamboo Health, Bestpass, Bonterra, Bullhorn, CivicPlus, CommerceHub, Community Brands, Ellkay, Inhabit, Inovalon, iLobby, Optimizely, PDI, Saks.com, SaksOff5th.com, and Vector Solutions. Anika was included in The Wall Street Journal's Private Equity Women to Watch list, profiled as a Wall Street Journal Private Equity Rising Star, and named to GrowthCap’s list of Top 40 Under 40 Growth Investors. Prior to joining Insight, Anika was a member of the investment team at Vista Equity Partners. Anika completed multiple platform and follow on software buyouts in which her role included conducting market and operational due diligence, negotiating agreements, and arranging financing commitments. Anika was active at both the board and company level at portfolio companies advising management teams on operating improvements and add-on acquisitions. Previously Anika was an investment professional at the Mayfield Fund, where she focused on investments in consumer internet companies. Earlier in her career, she worked in the Principal Investment Area at Goldman Sachs and the Technology Investment Banking group at Lehman Brothers. Anika holds an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business and a BS in Computer Science from Stanford University. She speaks French and Hindi.

Computer-science professor and researcher working on AI safety, cybersecurity and the limitations of controlling advanced AI systems.

Pharmaceutical-development adviser with earlier commercial-strategy, market-access and medical experience at Janssen.

Clinical psychologist who co-founded Polaris Insight Center and has worked on ketamine-assisted therapy and MDMA-assisted therapy research.

Life-sciences attorney, entrepreneur and computational/behavioral neuroscientist whose work includes neurotechnology and strategic transactions.

AI-safety researcher with experience in machine learning, infrastructure security and emerging-technology governance.

AI and existential-risk strategist who co-founded Convergence Analysis and previously advised on AI research and investment.

AI and neuroscience adviser experienced in deep learning, distributed machine learning and neurotechnology, previously at Databricks.

AI commentator and policy researcher who publishes Don’t Worry About the Vase and founded Balsa Research.

AI-risk and alignment strategist experienced in algorithms, product development and technology advisory work.

Startup executive and communications adviser with earlier operating experience at iZettle, Velory and Zesty.

Clinical psychopharmacologist and entrepreneur working on psychoactive-medicine development and clinical-trial research.

AI-risk and information-security researcher who leads Palisade Research and has advised technology organizations and public institutions.

Founder and editor of Psychedelic Alpha, providing research, reporting and consulting on psychedelic medicine and business.

Adviser on mission-aligned investing and ethical innovation, with experience supporting psychedelic research and public-benefit initiatives.

Frontier-technology and AI-safety adviser who leads the Foresight Institute and its research and fellowship programs.

Neuroscientist researching attention, emotion regulation, meditation and neural modulation, also published as BrainMind chief science officer.

Clinical and research psychologist experienced in observational psychedelic-medicine research and MDMA-assisted therapy studies.

AI-safety researcher and community builder with earlier work on labor-automation benchmarks and AI welfare at the Center for AI Safety.

Alternative-investments controller with prior accounting and fund-administration experience at IQ-EQ, Aduro Advisors and Standish Management.

Investor and business-development operator focused on frontier mental health, previously working at Compass Pathways and in consulting.

Events and hospitality professional with earlier experience at Blue Spirit Retreat Center in Costa Rica.

Venture-finance executive with earlier finance leadership at Quiet Capital and fund-accounting experience at Lombard Odier and Custom House.

Executive-operations professional focused on coordination, collaboration and organizational processes.

Operations executive experienced in supporting founders and CEOs across company stages, including earlier work at Lord Jones.

Robotics and automation entrepreneur who co-founded Velocity11 and formerly led Singularity University.

AI entrepreneur, investor and policy adviser who co-founded Stability AI and The Future Society and works on AI safety and governance.

AI entrepreneur and robotics researcher who co-founded Scape and previously led research at Meta Reality Labs.

Drug-development and regulatory-strategy executive experienced in psychedelic-assisted therapies, formerly founding CEO of Lykos Therapeutics.

Physician and clinical/regulatory consultant with prior medical-product development experience in industry, the FDA and the US Department of Defense.

Neuroscientist and neurotechnology entrepreneur who co-founded Intheon and Sanmai, working in brain-computer interfaces and focused-ultrasound neuromodulation.

Investor and operator with experience in technology, healthcare and international real-estate ventures, previously at MVP Tech and Hines.

AI-focused investor and software entrepreneur, with earlier engineering and architecture experience at Blockfolio, FreshPay, Miso Media and Box.

Entrepreneur and investor who founded the car-sharing marketplace Turo and subsequently focused on mental-health ventures.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: One of my favorite things about my profession is figuring out someone’s “why” — where they come from, what drives them, and where they want to go. It’s a big reason why I love traveling — to learn how other people and cultures operate. To that end, I love meeting exceptional founders and uncovering the heart of their drive. Being a founder requires incredible resolve. Deep-rooted motivation and values are major drivers for the best founders to find success, and sharing in that journey is rewarding. Since joining Insight in 2017, I’ve been largely focused on unsexy industries like banking, insurance, compliance, and payments — all application software and technology in massive end markets where archaic systems and regulation dominate. I fundamentally believe these dynamics create the greatest opportunity for disruption, making the work all the more exciting. Prior to Insight, I worked at Compound investing in early-stage technology companies and Balyasny Asset Management analyzing public technology, media, and telecommunications companies. I graduated magna cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania with a BA in Science, Technology, and Society and a minor in Engineering Entrepreneurship.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Andrew joined Insight in 2020 and focuses on investments in both high-growth and mature software businesses. He is responsible for leading sourcing efforts, executing transactions, and assisting in portfolio management post-close. Prior to Insight, Andrew worked as an Investment Banking Analyst at Evercore, where he helped advise on a variety of M&A and capital markets transactions. Andrew received an MBA from Harvard Business School and graduated magna cum laude from Brown University with a BA in Political Science. Andrew is a New York City native and lives in Manhattan with his wife and daughter. Outside of the office, he enjoys finding new coffee shops, running, golfing, and traveling to new cities.

Emil Nobrant has a published Florent Venture Partners affiliation. His public profile describes engineering physics studies at KTH and an interest in systems and technology; an exact Florent job title and current membership are unverified.

Lisa Edgar publicly joined Florent Venture Partners as a founding limited partner and senior adviser. She co-founded Top Tier Capital Partners and brings venture fund-selection experience; current membership is unverified against the firm’s current four-partner directory.

Mads Rydahl is a founding partner and published chief science officer, founding limited partner and investment committee member at Florent Venture Partners. He was Siri’s founding product leader and works on AI technology and product evaluation.

Lars Rasmussen is a published Florent Venture Partners partner, founding limited partner and investment committee member. He co-founded Google Maps.

Nolan Gray is a founding partner at Florent Venture Partners. He co-founded Svea Solar and brings company-building experience to early AI investments.

Christian Dorffer is co-founder and general partner at Florent Venture Partners, investing in early AI-native companies. His published investment background includes Sweet Capital.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Andres sits on the investment team at Insight Partners. Previously, he spent some time doing consulting at BCG and EY-Parthenon. Later on, he worked at several startups, including Ponte Labor, Palomma (YC W23), and Serve Technologies, where he focused on a combination of product and GTM work. Andres graduated from Duke University with a B.S. in Computer Science and a minor in Finance. While at Duke, he co-founded Dandy — an event-planning app used by more than a third of the student population. Originally from Bogotá, Colombia, Andres enjoys watching soccer on weekends, playing tennis (recently more padel), listening to DJ sets while sourcing the next generational company, and backpacking in remote locations.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Amir Malayery is a Managing Director at Insight Partners, where he co-leads the firm’s secondaries strategies. Over his 17-year career, he has deployed more than $1 billion across venture capital and growth equity investments, with a particular focus over the past decade on direct secondary purchases, GP-led transactions, and concentrated LP interest secondaries. Amir partners closely with founders, general partners, and limited partners to craft bespoke solutions that align with long-term strategic goals and unlock liquidity across the technology ecosystem. He has authored several white papers on best practices for structuring continuation vehicles, LP tenders, and other programmatic liquidity transactions. Prior to joining Insight Partners, Amir was a Managing Director at Industry Ventures, a pioneer in the venture secondary market later acquired by Goldman Sachs. Earlier in his career, he founded and served as CEO of Dapper Shopping, an eCommerce company providing universal checkout. Amir began  his investing career at Summit Partners, where he focused on technology and internet investments. Amir holds an MBA from Harvard Business School, as well as bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Stanford University, where he was an offensive lineman on the football team. Outside of work, he enjoys voice over acting, emceeing friends’ weddings, and performing improv comedy.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Alexandra joined Insight in 2017. Previously, she worked for FuturePerfect Ventures, an early stage fund focused on fintech and distributed ledger technology. She was also a part of the virtual reality team at Global Nomads Group. Alexandra graduated with honors from New York University with a BS in Finance from the Stern School of Business and a BA in Computer Science from the Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences. During her time at NYU, she conducted research on the evolving economics of on-demand transportation and the adoption of autonomous vehicles in partnership with Uber and BlaBlaCar. Before moving to New York, Alexandra lived and worked in Europe training horses. In her free time, she’s probably listening to live music or trying to develop an obscure new skill (most recently slacklining).

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Alex joined Insight in 2019, where he focuses on investing in technology-enabled services companies across both minority growth and majority opportunities. Alex graduated magna cum laude from Dartmouth College with a BA in Economics. Outside of work, he enjoys walking, travel, college football, and rooting for the Mets, Jets, and Rangers.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Alex joined Insight in 2021. Prior to joining the firm, he worked on electrical engineering and RFID product development at Vorbeck Materials and did enterprise software growth investing at PeakSpan Capital, specializing in Sales and Marketing Software. Alex studied Applied Mathematics in Economics at Harvard University with a secondary in Energy and the Environment. During his time at Harvard, he played on the Harvard Men’s Soccer Team as a forward and co-founded a joint Harvard and Brown financial review that enabled the team to explore financial and investing topics of interest while forging relationships with advising mentors. He also loves to write about life philosophy and mindfulness on his Medium blog. Alex was born and raised in McLean, Virginia. In his free time, he enjoys playing and following soccer and basketball and proudly supports Chelsea F.C. He is an avid music fan and dancing enthusiast who loves to read and connect with people.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Alessia focuses on investments in growth-stage software and technology companies as part of the Opportunities Fund. She helps evaluate new investment opportunities, conducts due diligence, and works closely with management teams on value creation initiatives. She is currently involved with investments in Rithum, SpryPoint, and Advantive, among others. Her expertise spans vertical software and data infrastructure across sectors ranging from e-commerce to utilities to manufacturing. Prior to joining the firm, Alessia was an investment banker in the M&A group at Evercore, one of the world's leading independent advisory firms, where she worked on multi-billion-dollar buy-side and sell-side transactions with Fortune 500 companies across technology, financial services, and insurance. Alessia regularly serves as a judge at investment and startup competitions at institutions including Yale, Cornell Tech, and NYU, as well as events such as the Venture Capital Investment Competition and the Florida Investment Conference. She was recognized on the Nova 111 List, an annual award highlighting Italy's most outstanding young professionals, in the Investments & Real Estate category. She serves on the Emerging Leaders Board of the Children's Medical Research Foundation and is a member of NYC Fintech Women, NYPEN, All Raise, and the Economic Club of New York. Alessia graduated from Columbia University and Sciences Po Paris with a dual bachelor's in Economics and Sociology and a minor in Finance and International Trade. Originally from Turin, Italy, she is fluent in English, French, Spanish, and Italian. Outside of work, Alessia enjoys hot yoga, scuba diving, and backpacking through national parks. When she's not training for the New York City Marathon, she's usually cooking or hunting down the best new restaurant in whatever city she happens to be in.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Italy is home, it is where I have my roots and favorite memories. Yet growing up, even my favorite dishes left me metaphorically "hungry." Home was cozy, but limiting. Arriving at Yale University changed everything. I was sure I’d become a scientist, but I ended up spending more time at the startup center than in the lab. I first co-founded and ran Clevrnet, a freelancing platform connecting early-stage startups with freelancers in colleges and professional schools. I then co-founded Havenly Treats, a thriving social enterprise kitchen on a mission to help refugee and immigrant women prosper and shape their communities. And in between, I poured over biochemistry textbooks and graduated magna cum laude double majoring in Molecular Biology and Economics. Working full-time at McKinsey after college, I learned how to be a trusted partner to operators. I advised clients across software, healthcare and a variety of other industries on functional topics such as marketing, sales, and growth strategy. All of these experiences have led to my work at Insight, where I get to roll up my sleeves and be part of the company-building journey from the beginning. After almost a decade in the United States, I am now coming full circle back in Europe, in London, where I have the privilege of spending most of my time with great European entrepreneurs.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: If there’s one thing I have learned about investing, it’s that people choose to work with people. At the end of the day, it’s not about the firms; it’s about the people we choose to work with who are building solutions that fundamentally add value to individuals, businesses, and other organizations. My Insight career started by chance. Insight was recruiting for summer internships at the University of Michigan, where I graduated with a bachelor’s in business administration with high distinction from the Ross School of Business. I didn’t know much about the firm then, but I applied, landed an interview, and ultimately was offered an internship. After that, I was offered a full-time return offer, signed it on the spot, and never looked back. I’ve been with Insight full-time since 2014. Since then, I have invested more than $2 billion across enterprise and consumer technology and executed over 40 acquisitions for companies in the Insight portfolio. These investments span various end markets, including real estate and the built environment, fintech and healthcare. I currently lead several of Insight’s active investments, including IAD, CoreLogic, HqO, Chargebee, and Clarify Health, among others. Outside of my investing and portfolio work, I’m an active mentor to junior staff and help direct firmwide sourcing strategy. I love that we are working with people actively innovating in large categories that are often slow to change or adapt. It pays to take risks, fight for the things you care about most, and be willing to adapt on the fly when a situation warrants a shift in perspective or action. At the end of the day, Insight has some of the highest quality people I have met anywhere, in a professional environment or otherwise. Employees are given autonomy to try new things, even at a junior level, and that pays dividends. I especially appreciate that as a firm, we have created a space where people can develop their careers, starting from a summer intern and moving up the ranks to leadership roles. I couldn’t feel more excited to be here.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Aidan Waldman joined Insight Partners in 2025. Prior to joining, he worked in the Investment Banking Division at RBC Capital Markets, where he focused on the technology sector. Before that, he was a member of the investment team at Kidron Capital in Tel Aviv, concentrating on early-stage startups within the MedTech space. Aidan received a BA in Economics with a minor in Entrepreneurship from the University of Michigan, where he graduated with University Honors. During his time at Michigan, he served as Fund Director within the TAMID Group and worked with Israeli startups, advising on scaling and strategic growth. In his free time, Aidan enjoys health & wellness activities, exploring new restaurants, learning about developments in technology, and rooting for the Los Angeles Lakers.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: My fascination with software goes back to before I even knew the word. Charmed by childhood video games, I was later intrigued by the impact one person could have with a great idea. This led me to join the coding gold rush in high school, and even as a sophomore I knew that my future and software were intertwined. After studying economics and computer science at the University of Pennsylvania, where I graduated summa cum laude, I joined Morgan Stanley’s technology investment banking practice. I was fortunate to work with a number of best-in-class founders and operators on a variety of M&A and capital market transactions, learning what makes “great” distinct from “good.” I knew that if I was serious about software, Insight was where I needed to be. Now at Insight, I’m humbled and thrilled to partner with remarkable people making a positive impact. Outside of work, I love to frequent comedy clubs, explore restaurants, play guitar, and find new ways to enjoy Central Park.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Following a 32-year operating career, Adam joined Insight as a Managing Director in January 2018. Immediately prior to joining Insight, Adam served as Chairman and CEO of Digital Room Incorporated (“DRI”), an Insight portfolio company sold in 2017. During his tenure at DRI and continuing upon joining Insight, Adam served as Chairman, board member or interim CEO for several Insight portfolio companies including Campaign Monitor, Diligent, E2Open, and Virgin Pulse (2018 exit) where he helped guide transformational efforts. Today Adam also serves as Chairman of Achieve3000, Illuminate, PDI Software and Vela, and as Executive Chairman of Episerver. Prior operating roles included Chairman, CEO or President of various public and private companies including Spark Networks, WeddingChannel.com Inc. and The Franklin Mint. Adam also served as a board member of PeopleSupport (pre- and post-IPO) and Pictage. Following graduation from UC Berkeley with a BS in Chemical Engineering, Mr. Berger began his career at The Procter and Gamble Company initially in Product Development and then in Brand Management. After earning an MBA with distinction from Harvard’s Business School, Adam worked for The Boston Consulting group serving consumer and industrial clients in strategy, M&A and operations engagements. Adam resides in California.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Abdi Adan is an investor specializing in growth-stage vertical and horizontal application software companies. He joined Insight Partners in 2022 from New York-based private equity firm Blackstone. Prior to that, he worked at Red & Blue Ventures, an early-stage venture capital firm based in Philadelphia. Abdi graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of Pennsylvania with a BA in American History. While at Penn, he wrote for the Penn Political Review and volunteered on the Biden Presidential campaign. Outside work, Abdi is a long-distance runner, an avid ultimate frisbee player, and loves spending time trying new restaurants with friends.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: Aayush Setty is published in Insight Partners’ official Investment team directory as Associate. The source publishes the name, exact affiliation and portrait but does not supply an expanded career or education biography. External employer responsibilities are source-published context, not an Insight employee or personal-investment claim.

Insight Partners source, reviewed October 8, 2026: For more than a decade, Jonathan Rosenbaum was a valued member of the Insight team. He had major contributions to several deals, such as ComplianceQuest, Conga, Frontline Education, nCino, LeanIX, LeanTaaS, Own Company, SalesLoft, and SimpleNexus. Jon currently serves as an advisor to help support certain investments that he led during his tenure at Insight.

Arabella Reeves is explicitly credited by Twin Path Ventures for organising its2025Portfolio Day with Lotus Qi. Partner Katie Lockwood separately thanks her for championing the2026Exhibit A event on AI, life sciences, TechBio and medical devices with Google Cloud. This is a scoped published event-support affiliation, not proof of a current investment-team appointment or cash-investment authority; external speakers and ordinary event attendees are not treated as employees.

Megan Leonard-Kane’s own public professional profile lists Twin Path Ventures and Law Society of Ireland. Her2026public activity describes Twin Path’s participation in Recursive’s frontier-AI investor syndicate as a manager milestone. This establishes a published manager affiliation, but the reviewed public view withholds her exact role; no partner, lawyer, investment-committee membership or individual cash check is inferred.

Athena Karsa is a researcher with University of York doctoral work on quantum target detection, illumination and hypothesis testing. Partner Katie Lockwood’s2025public statement specifically thanks Dr Athena Karsa for helping screen Twin Path Ventures’ AI startup pipeline; Athena’s own professional profile names the manager. The public sources do not establish her exact investment-job title or whether this is employee, consultant or other support status, so no invented partner/director role is assigned. Her quantum research is distinguished from a claim that the manager or researcher operates an approved neurotechnology product.

Lotus Qi is an operations and platform professional whose2025London Biotechnology Show speaker biography explicitly names her COO at Twin Path Ventures and Head of MedTech at Capital Enterprise. It describes prior Head of Operations experience at Post Urban Ventures and startup investor-access/programme work. Her own professional profile says she built Twin Path’s investor-relations, platform, marketing and event systems and lists a January2025COO start. That self-profile labels the role current, while some secondary directories label it former; current tenure/end date has not been independently established, so her affiliation is recorded with published-source scope rather than an invented departure date or unquestioned current management appointment.

Rolf Kjærgaard became CEO of Vækstfonden on July2,2019 after serving as investment director responsible for lending, fund investment and direct venture investment. The institution’s own appointment release lists prior work with the EuropeanCommission and DanishMinistryofBusiness, and economics studies at the UniversityofCopenhagen and UCBerkeley. Its statutory2022 report confirms departure as CEO on October9,2022. The original institution-issued appointment portrait is authentic; no current independent Vækstfonden leadership is asserted.

Jacob Hübertz became Vækstfonden’s interim CEO on October10,2022, succeeding RolfKjærgaard, after serving as its CFO during2016–2022. The institution’s2022 report publishes his authentic named portrait and lists prior investment/finance work at DIP/JØP and TDC and an economics education at the UniversityofCopenhagen. The final Vækstfonden operating mandate ended with its activities’2023 merger; ElsassFoundation subsequently announced him as its CEO in2024.

Charlotte Christensen-Degn was an employee representative on Vækstfonden’s final board from July1,2022 through March31,2023. The original statutory2022 report publishes her portrait and states no other outside executive mandates in that roster. Current employment and independent investment authority are not inferred from the historical appointment.

Jan Bisgaard Sørensen was a member of Vækstfonden’s final board, appointed August31,2022 through March31,2023. The original2022 report supplies his named portrait and identifies executive and governance experience at Bila and several industrial businesses. This institutional appointment is historical, not a current independent Vækstfonden role.

Nick Slater is a partner at Twin Path Ventures focused on early-stage AI and deep technology. His own manager biography identifies prior partner experience at Post Urban Ventures, principal at AI Seed, and investment manager at London Co-Investment Fund/Capital Enterprise; its70-plusinvestment figure describes his broader career rather than new Twin Path company tickets. His training is in Physics with a UCL master’s, and he co-founded Dibbz. He is statutory Nicholas David Slater, appointed manager director21January2023.

Katie Lockwood is a partner and founding team member at Twin Path Ventures, backing early-stage AI-first companies. Her own manager biography identifies a Natural Sciences degree from Cambridge, a UCL master’s in Bioscience Entrepreneurship, prior work as an IP lawyer/patent litigator at Taylor Wessing, and former Head of Investment Readiness at Capital Enterprise. She participates in the Royal Academy of Engineering’s Venture Capital Fellowship. The official manager register gives her legal name Katie Emma Lockwood and director appointment21January2023.

Rob Tuchscherer is Senior Managing Director and Head of Golub Growth. His current primary biography separately identifies his European leadership and investment-committee responsibilities within Golub Capital. He joined the parent platform in2007 after leveraged-finance work at GE Antares and asset-backed-securities work at Heller Financial, with earlier technology-startup experience.

Anna Latorre is Chief Investigator of the NeuroHarmonics-sponsored essential-tremor proof-of-concept study at UCLH. The issuer identifies her as a Consultant Neurologist at NHNN and Honorary Associate Professor at UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology. This is a study-specific research affiliation; no company employment or board appointment is asserted.

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

Candice Boateng is NeuroHarmonics’ Operations Manager, named in its current public team roster.

Rachel Kiefl is NeuroHarmonics’ R&D Manufacturing Engineer, named in its current public team roster.

Jed O'Brien is NeuroHarmonics’ Senior Design Engineer, named in its current public team roster.

Fangda Wu is NeuroHarmonics’ Senior Ultrasound Engineer, named in its current public team roster.

Alexandra Dust is NeuroHarmonics’ Principal Industrial Designer, named in its current public team roster.

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.

Morgan Roberts is a Founding Engineer on NeuroHarmonics’ current roster. The same UK company’s statutory register lists Morgan James Roberts as a former director, resigned October24,2025; the current engineering affiliation remains published.

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.

Michael Brown is NeuroHarmonics’ CSO and co-founder. Companies House lists the co-founder as Michael David Brown, active director of NeuroHarmonics Ltd. This ultrasound-neurotechnology professional is distinct from the existing Teamshares co-founder and CEO named Michael Brown.

Antonio Stanziola is NeuroHarmonics’ CTO and co-founder, according to its current public roster. Companies House lists him as an active director of NeuroHarmonics Ltd.

Bradley Treeby, published as Brad Treeby on the company roster, is NeuroHarmonics’ CEO and co-founder. The company identifies him as an Honorary Professor of Biomedical Ultrasound at UCL and principal investigator of its healthy-volunteer LGN-VEP-TUS study. Companies House lists Bradley Ernest Treeby as an active director.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 Adam Simpson. 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.