Fundraising FoxBond Capital Management — 2020 Investments
5 investments dated 2020 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
AllStripes was a health technology company that built a research platform for rare diseases, collecting and de-identifying patients' medical records to power rare disease research.
Digital HealthHealthtech
Nancy Yu(Founder)inKristina Cotter, PhD, CGCinOnno Faber(Founder)
Co-investorsGaingelsGaruda VenturesJAZZ Venture PartnersLux CapitalMaveronCoinbase Ventures+10 more
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BYJU'S offers online learning programs, video lessons, and a personalized learning app for students in India, including tutoring and exam-preparation programs for competitive tests such as JEE and NEET.
ConsumerEdTech
Byju Raveendran(Founder)Divya Gokulnath(Founder)
Co-investors3Spoke CapitalAarin CapitalAlkeon InnovationAnjostCollaborative FundDisney Accelerator+10 more
Ironclad is an AI platform for digital contract management that helps companies execute faster deals, reduce contract surprises, and measure value.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareLegalTechSaaSSan Francisco, US
Jason Boehmig(CEO)inBrian Powers(Executive Officer)Cai GoGwilt(CTO)Jason Springer(Chief Executive Officer)Jeremy Smith(President)inVedavati Verma(Chief Technology Officer)
Co-investors500 GlobalAccelAmplo VenturesBetter Tomorrow VenturesCowboy VenturesElevate Ventures+34 more
An online marketplace offering a wide range of products including packaging materials, industrial safety equipment, home and kitchen supplies, tools, electrical systems, hardware, paint, automotive parts, and other industrial and consumer goods.
B2B MarketplacesE-commerceMarketplacesBogota D.C., CO
Enrique Villamarin Lafaurie(Founder)inJuan Carlos Narvaez(Executive Officer, Director)Enrique Villamarin(Executive Officer, Director)Eric Reiner(Director)inFelipe Villamarin(Director)Nicolas Villegas(Founder)
Co-investors8VCAlleyCorpAvenir Growth CapitalCapria VenturesCoatue ManagementFoundamental+27 more
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
Rows marked “SEC filing” are inferred from directors named on the company's SEC Form D — public regulatory data, not a portfolio list published by the firm.