Fundraising FoxDreamit Ventures — 2022 Investments
5 investments dated 2022 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
AMOpportunities operates a clinical training platform that connects medical, MBBS, and nursing students with clinical placements at U.S. and international healthcare sites, offering visa and immigration support.
B2B MarketplacesEdTechHealthtechMarketplacesSaaSTravel & HospitalityChicago, US
Benjamin Bradley(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)Kyle Swinsky(President, Co-Founder)inDaniel Flores(Executive Officer)inKevin Iverson(Executive Officer)inJohn Danaher(Executive Officer)inMamta Patel(Executive Officer)in
Co-investorsChicago Early Growth Ventures (CEGV)HealthX VenturesLaerdal Million Lives FundM25Oui CapitalPACE Healthcare Capital+1 more
aXiomatic is an esports and gaming investment company that provides capital and industry expertise to gaming and digital entertainment companies.
GamingMedia & EntertainmentLos Angeles, US
Peter Guber(Co-Executive Chairman)Victor Goossens(Founder & Co-CEO)Steve Arhancet(Co-CEO)Mark VelainBruce Stein(Executive Officer, Director)in
Board seatJeff Vinik· per SEC Form D · $38.5M raise · filed Aug 2022
Co-investorsChaifetz GroupDeclaration PartnersNext Legacy PartnersRevolution
Cybera provides AI-powered intelligence on fraudulent mule accounts to banks, enabling detection of internal threats and blocking of unauthorized payments.
AI & Machine LearningCybersecurityFintech
Patrick Peterson(CEO)in
Co-investorsArmada Investment AGBantam GroupConvergeCV VCK20 FundNew North Ventures+3 more
Cybera is a cybersecurity and technology operations organization that provides security delivery, network administration, and IT operations services.
Cloud ComputingCybersecurityEdTechEnterprise SoftwareGovTechImpact & Social GoodAlberta, CA
Joe TopjianinBarb Carra(President and CEO)
Co-investorsEdmonton UnlimitedCorrelation VenturesCV VCFounder CollectiveK20 FundNew North Ventures+1 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.