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FirstMark Capital — 2016 Investments

6 investments dated 2016 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

blispayinDec 2016SEC filingmedium confidence

Third-party financing platform for small merchants with minimal onboarding requirements

Baltimore, US

Gregory Wallace Lisiewski(President)

BoardMichael Lyden(Director)

Board seatAmish Jani· per SEC Form D · $12M raise · filed Jan 2017

Co-investorsCamden Partners

Optimus Rideoptimusride.comOct 2016 · $5.3M

Miami, US

Jenny Larios Berlin(Executive Officer)Sertac Karaman(Director)inRyan Chin(Director)

Board seatAmish Jani· per SEC Form D

Co-investorsAlumni VenturesF-Prime CapitalNelstone VenturesTheVentureCityEnergize CapitalFraser McCombs Capital+5 more

Starrystarry.com𝕏Dec 2016

Starry provides residential internet service with fixed monthly plans, no long-term contracts, and included WiFi routers, serving both individual homes and multi-unit residential buildings.

ConsumerHardwareNew York, US

Chaitanya Kanojia(Executive Officer, Director)inBrian Loveland(Founder)inChristopher Davies(Executive Officer)Kristen Thiede(Executive Officer)Joseph Lipowski(Executive Officer, Director)Chet Kanojia(Founder)

Board seatAmish Jani· per SEC Form D

Co-investorsLauder PartnersTiger Global Management

TraceLinktracelink.comNov 2016

Connects with a worldwide network of suppliers, buyers, logistic providers and financial institutions

North Reading, US

Shabbir Dahod(Founder)inMichael Mozzer(Executive Officer)

BoardJason Kreuziger(Director)Sean Cantwell(Director)inLawrence D. Lenihan(Director)

Board seatAmish Jani· per SEC Form D

Co-investorsAurum Venture PartnersF-Prime CapitalVolition Capital

Phosphorusphosphorus.comJul 2016 · $10Macquired by kindbody · Jun 2022

Phosphorus was a New York-based computational genomics company that built a genomic data network and offered clinical-grade genetic tests, such as HeartMap and LipidMap, along with a lab software platform called Elements.

Co-investorsTq Ventures Llc

Other

Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.

Guru Technologies

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.