AAF Management Ltd. — 2022 Investments
5 investments dated 2022 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Eksab operates a fantasy football platform that runs daily prediction competitions where users test their football knowledge to win cash and prizes.
ConsumerCreator EconomyGamingMedia & EntertainmentSports Tech
Ahmed OmraninAly Mahmoud(Founder)in
Co-investors4DX Ventures500 GlobalTimon CapitalP1 Ventures
Enertiv provides a software platform for real estate portfolios to automate sustainability reporting, compliance, and utility data collection, and to manage decarbonization, energy optimization, tenant utility billing, and maintenance.
CleantechClimate TechEnergyPropTechNew York City, US
Pavel Khodorkovskiy(Executive Officer, Director)inConnell McGill(Executive Officer, Director)inEldon Klaassen(Director)
BoardThomas Blum(Director)in
Co-investorsCerium Technology VenturesClean Energy VentureCommonweal VenturesConnecticut InnovationsEmpire AngelsGroundBreak Ventures+6 more
Jasper provides an AI-powered platform for marketers and creators to generate and refine content.
AI & Machine LearningCreator EconomyEnterprise SoftwareMarketing TechSaaSAustin, US
Chris Hull(Vice President of Customer Success)inJP Morgan(CTO)inDave Rogenmoser(Founder)inJohn Philip Morgan(Founder)Dave Rogenmoser ⛳️(Founder)inShane Orlick(Executive Officer)in
Co-investorsAngel Collective Opportunity FundAscensionBessemer Venture PartnersCoatue ManagementCreative HQ — The IncubatorEssence Venture Capital+22 more
KarmaCheck provides technology-based background checks, credentialing, and compliance solutions for staffing and healthcare companies, with emphasis on speed and candidate experience.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareHR TechSaaSSan Francisco, US
Eric Ly(Co-founder & CEO)inMark Lieberwitz(Founder)in
BoardMichael Lazerow(Director)
Co-investorsNextView VenturesParameter VenturesAlumni VenturesMGV.VCOne Way VenturesPruVen Capital Partners+4 more
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
YO Protocol
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