Bloomberg Beta — 2015 Investments
5 investments dated 2015 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
A domain brokerage that helps companies acquire premium .COM domain names, providing pricing guidance, branding consultation, and escrow-based transaction handling.
Enterprise SoftwareMarketing TechHermosa Beach, US
Craig Chrisney(Executive Officer)Marcia Goodstein(Executive Officer)Scott Mueller(Executive Officer, Director)
BoardDavid Cremin(Director)inBill Gross(Director)
Board seatRoy Bahat· per SEC Form D · $1.7M raise · filed May 2016
Co-investorsFrontier Venture CapitalGotham Gal VenturesIdealab
Collaborative scholarly writing tool turned preprint archive, owned by Wiley since 2018.
New York, US
Nathan Jenkins(Founder)Alberto Pepe(Founder)Matteo Cantiello(Director)
BoardAdam Goulburn(Director)inDavid Teten(Director)Brian Cohen(Director)
Co-investorsFf Venture CapitalNew York Venture PartnersDimension CapitalKnight FoundationLux CapitalNew York Angels
DigitalGenius offers an AI platform for ecommerce customer service, using a hybrid approach that combines large language models with structured workflows to resolve customer conversations across channels like email, chat, and voice.
AI & Machine LearningE-commerceSaaSLondon
Dmitry Aksenov(Founder)inMikhail Naumov(Founder)
Co-investorsLerer HippeauLumia CapitalMMC VenturesRRE VenturesRuna CapitalRunway Venture Partners+3 more
Gigster connects companies with a global network of software developers and digital talent to build custom products and develop digital capabilities.
AI & Machine LearningB2B MarketplacesDeveloper ToolsEnterprise SoftwareFuture of WorkSaaSAustin, US
Debo Olaosebikan(Founder)inRoger Dickey(Board Director)inChristopher Keene(Chief Executive Officer)inJennifer Pockell Dimas(Chief Marketing Officer)inEllis Ishaya(WW Vice President, Customer Success & Network Operations)inShawn Mohr(Chief Revenue Officer (joined May 2023))in
Co-investorsEmmett ShearFelicis VenturesGen CapitalJustin WaldronMarc BenioffNaval Ravikant+15 more
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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