Fundraising FoxBonfire Ventures — 2014 Investments
5 investments dated 2014 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Earnest Analytics provides investment firms with consumer spending data, earnings forecasting, and market intelligence to support equity research and portfolio management.
AI & Machine LearningData & InfrastructureEnterprise SoftwareFintechMarketing TechSaaSNew York, US
Kevin Carson(Founder & CEO)in
BoardJohn Elton(Director)inJason Douglas McDougall(Director)
Co-investorsPivot Investment PartnersFf Venture CapitalGreycroftOsage Venture PartnersPeak Partners
mPulse combines technology with healthcare expertise to deliver outcomes for its partners, working with organizations such as health plans that manage care for vulnerable populations.
Digital HealthEnterprise SoftwareHealthtechSanta Monica, US
Gregory Goldner(Executive Officer, Director)Chelsea Krost(Executive Officer, Director)
Co-investorsEcho Health VenturesHLM Investment PartnersOCA VenturesOptum VenturesSJF VenturesValspring Capital+1 more
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Prado is a platform that lets food operators sell prepared meals as medical nutrition therapy, with healthcare providers prescribing weekly meal plans and patients paying via HSA/FSA accounts through a HIPAA- and IRS-compliant checkout.
Digital HealthFoodTechSaaSWest Palm Beach, US
BoardMichael James Delmar(Director)John W.S. Preston(Director)Jeffrey W. Preston(Director)Robert S. Green(Director)
Co-investorsAlumni VenturesDragonXJanuary VenturesJFFLabs, INC.Metamatic GroupResilienceVC+2 more
The Trade Desk is the world's largest independent demand-side platform for media buying, serving advertisers and agencies in the digital advertising industry across 24 markets globally.
AdTechMarketing TechVentura, US
Jeff Green(Founder)inDave Pickles(Founder)inElia Videtta(Founder)Gareth Davies(Founder)Rashid Mansoor(Founder)
Co-investorsFantail VenturesFirestreak VenturesFounder CollectiveKortschak Investments L.P.Revel PartnersSV Angel+10 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.