Fundraising FoxChicago Ventures — 2021 Investments
6 investments dated 2021 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Santa Monica, US
Stefan Heinrich(Executive Officer, Director)Alex Bamberger(Director)
Board seatRob Chesney· per SEC Form D
Co-investorsGaingelsGreycroftfirstminute capitalSlow Ventures
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ELANZA is a digital health application that delivers daily therapeutic practices via email and mobile app to support people living with endometriosis.
AI & Machine LearningDigital HealthFemTechHealthtechWellness & FitnessSan Francisco, US
Brittany Hawkins(Co-founder & CEO)inCatherine Hendy(Co-founder & COO)in
Co-investorsGaingelsHuman VenturesTechstars
Gearflow is an AI-powered procurement platform for fleet teams, letting them report equipment needs, route request workflows, and source parts, service, equipment, and freight from vendors.
AI & Machine LearningB2B MarketplacesConstruction TechLogistics & Supply ChainSaaSChicago, US
Luke Powers(Executive Officer, Director)inBenjamin Preston(Director)Ben Preston(Cofounder)in
BoardGreg Owens(Director)Austin Yount(Director)inPatrick Dillingham(Director)
Co-investorsAlumni VenturesBrick Mortar VenturesChicago Early Growth Ventures (CEGV)Harvard Business Angels of ChicagoNVP CapitalPath Ventures+2 more
LocoNav builds an AI-powered and IoT-enabled fleet operations management platform for commercial vehicle operators across industries.
AI & Machine LearningIoTLogistics & Supply ChainSaaSSan Francisco, US
Shridhar Gupta(Founder)inVidit Jain(Founder)inDavid Greenbaum(Director)
BoardShailesh Lakhani(Director)
Co-investorsAleka CapitalAnthemis VentureFoundamentalMusha VenturesMyAsiaVCSquareOne Capital+4 more
Wider is an autonomous AI system that reads a brand's ad account data to identify which creatives, audiences, and formats drive results, then generates and launches on-brand ads based on those patterns.
AdTechAI & Machine LearningMarketing Tech
Jonathan Karmi(Founder)inShai Cohen(Founder)in
Co-investors91 VenturesHorizon Capital
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.