Fundraising FoxConnetic Ventures — 2024 Investments
5 investments dated 2024 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Abre is an education-focused company that builds products aimed at improving student outcomes.
Data & InfrastructureEdTechSaaSCincinnati, US
Zach Vander Veen(Co-Founder | Chief Innovation Officer)inJames Stoffer(Executive Officer, Director)inChristopher Rose(Executive Officer, Director)Kelly Havens(Executive Officer)in
BoardAshley Keating(Director)inSanket Merchant(Director)in
Co-investorsCincyTechJobsOhio VenturesJumpstart VenturesPeakSpan Capital PartnersAllos Ventures
Bump is a financial platform for content creators that provides funding based on market value and income potential, a Visa/Mastercard-backed creator credit card with limits up to $100,000, and digital banking with checking and high-yield savings accounts.
ConsumerCreator EconomyFintech
James Jones(Co-Founder and CEO)
Co-investors100Km Ventures LlcCapitalize VCExpert DOJOGaingelsImpact VenturesRoot and Shoot Ventures+4 more
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Campus is a licensed merchandise platform for college athletes and Greek organizations (fraternities and sororities), enabling athletes to earn money through Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals and custom merch sales.
E-commerceEdTechSports TechUrbana, US
Steven Watson(Executive Officer)Charles Jedd Swisher(Executive Officer)Steven Farag(Executive Officer)
Co-investorsAlumni VenturesCapital InnovatorsHigh Street Equity PartnersIllinois VenturesIrishAngelsLightbank+3 more
Nonsense is a language-learning platform that teaches new languages through Hollywood movie scenes, organizing movie dialogue in context with real-time translations and examples for words and expressions.
ConsumerEdTechMedia & Entertainment
Arianna Soltys (Mueller)(Founder)in
Co-investorsConvoi Ventures
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Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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