Fundraising FoxGula Tech Adventures — 2022 Investments
5 investments dated 2022 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Cybrary provides online cybersecurity training courses, certification prep programs, and hands-on labs for individuals and enterprise teams.
CybersecurityEdTechSaaSRiverdale, US
Ryan J. Cory(Executive Officer, Director)Ralph, Jr. P. Sita(Executive Officer, Director)inJeremy Gehring(Executive Officer, Director)
BoardKlee Kleber(Executive Officer, Director)inRon Gula(Director)inJim Curry(Director)in
PartnerCyndi Gula· solo GP
Co-investorsBuildGroupInner Loop CapitalNew Stack VenturesStoneMill VenturesArthur Ventures
Enclave operates coworking spaces and business lounges in the suburbs of Chicago, offering business lounges and private offices for hybrid and remote workers ranging from freelancers to corporate executives.
Future of WorkPropTechGlen Ellyn, US
Co-investorsAllied Venture PartnersAlumni VenturesBling CapitalCorazon CapitalForefront VentureNew Stack Ventures
PIXM uses AI computer vision to detect and block phishing attacks directly in the browser, catching malicious clicks that email gateways, firewalls, and training miss.
AI & Machine LearningCybersecuritySaaSNew York, US
Chris Cleveland(Executive Officer, Director)inArun Buduri(Executive Officer, Director)in
PartnerCyndi Gula· solo GP
Co-investorsAlumni VenturesChaac VenturesNo Talking CapitalPrecursor Ventures
Trinity Cyber operates a centrally managed cybersecurity platform built on its Full Content Inspection (FCI) technology, which detects and actively mitigates threats before they enter or leave a network.
CybersecurityEnterprise SoftwareSaaSBowie, US
Steve Ryan(Founder)inThomas Bossert(Executive Officer, Director)inStefan Baranoff(Executive Officer)Stephanie Harrison(Executive Officer)Peter Forno(Executive Officer)Edward Johnson(Executive Officer)
PartnerCyndi Gula· solo GP
Co-investorsIntel Capital
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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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