Innovating Capital

ArcticBlue helps leadership teams validate and scale AI initiatives that create impact and quickly kill AI experiments that don’t.

ORCA Computing develops and provides full-stack photonic quantum computing systems to address applications of scientific and economic importance. Founded in 2019 as a spin-out of the University of Oxford, ORCA leverages over 30 years of scientific research and technology breakthroughs to deliver a new approach to photonic quantum computing.

Injective is a fast Layer 1 blockchain designed specifically for DeFi and finance applications, offering pre-built modules and a unique MultiVM architecture to facilitate seamless development and integration of financial applications.

Pastel Network is a layer-1 blockchain providing decentralized storage, AI solutions, and cross-chain interoperability, aimed at enhancing web3 infrastructure.

Cohesity provides AI-powered data security and management solutions, focusing on protecting and securing data from cyber attacks, backup and recovery, and ensuring cyber resilience.

Intelas collects and standardizes property-level data for real estate asset managers and accountants, leveraging AI and machine learning to enhance data workflows.

Cresilon is a biotechnology company focused on developing innovative solutions for trauma care, particularly through its proprietary gel technology that aids in wound healing and hemostasis.

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PolicyGenius is an online platform that allows users to compare and purchase various types of insurance, including life, homeowners, auto, and disability insurance.

Chainlink is the industry-standard oracle platform that enables secure and reliable data feeds for smart contracts across various blockchain networks.

Bitcoin is an innovative payment network and a new kind of money that uses peer-to-peer technology to operate without a central authority or banks.

LA-based investor making ~80% of investments outside Silicon Valley, focusing on disruptive tech in under-covered markets and offering hands-on crisis support from former CEOs, operators, and legal specialists. Manages over $300M and positions itself as "professional fixers" for founders dealing with complex crises like hostile competitors, IP theft, and regulatory battles.

Alumni Ventures built a "network-powered" retail VC platform that aggregates thousands of accredited individuals into professionally managed funds, allowing people to write checks as low as ~$10k while accessing large, diversified venture portfolios—making it America's largest VC firm for individual investors. The firm runs a deliberately non-controlling, co-investor-only strategy where it does not lead rounds, set terms, or take board seats, instead slotting into rounds alongside elite firms like Sequoia and Bessemer while treating its 750k+ subscriber base and ~1,400+ venture-backed founders as a scaled operating asset through structured CEO Services.

Vanedge Capital is one of the few Canadian venture capital firms with deep expertise in hard tech sectors like space, semiconductors, and AI infrastructure, backed by former startup founders including Electronic Arts former President Paul Lee. The Vancouver and Silicon Valley-based fund focuses on technically complex, infrastructure-level companies rather than consumer apps, with a portfolio including SpaceX, xAI, and Google-acquired Raxium.

Stealthy investor across frontier sectors (space, biotech, AI) making sub-$500K average checks into technically complex startups with exceptional defensibility and operational guidance from GP Rob Ness's 2% Rule.