Fundraising FoxLowercase Capital — 2017 Investments
5 investments dated 2017 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Crew32 maintains a database of compensation and workplace culture information that companies can compare against industry benchmarks.
HR TechSanta Monica, US
George Ishii(Founder)Jason Nazar(Founder)Mike SheridanYadid Ramot
BoardEric Chin(Director, Promoter)in
Co-investors500 GlobalAccelerator VenturesAlpha EdisonB Capital GroupB4 CapitalBAM Ventures+7 more
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Happy Returns provides a returns and reverse logistics platform for retailers, offering box-free, label-free drop-offs through a network of 10,000 Return Bar locations along with AI-powered fraud detection, item verification, and consolidated returns to warehouses.
E-commerceLogistics & Supply ChainRetail TechVenice, US
David Sobie(Executive Officer, Director)inMark Geller(Executive Officer, Director)inSam E. Kinney(Executive Officer)Brian Spaly(Director)in
BoardGreg Bettinelli(Director)Rick Lewis(Director)in
Co-investorsR/GA VenturesUpfront VenturesUS Venture PartnersMaveronPayPal VenturesU.S. Venture Partners
AI & Machine LearningDeep TechEnterprise SoftwareNew MaterialsSan Francisco, US
Jason Golec(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)Edward Quiroz(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)Nuno Pereira(CEO)inDavid Pervan, PhDMartin Hangaard Hansen(CTO)Jonathan Biddle(COO)
Co-investorsY CombinatorDeep Science VenturesGoat CapitalLowercarbon CapitalStarlight VenturesAgrolimen Ventures+1 more
MotionDSP develops video and image processing software for enhancement, redaction, super-resolution, and geospatial analytics, serving public safety, law enforcement, government, and defense users as well as sectors like oil and gas, energy, and transportation.
AI & Machine LearningDefense TechGovTechSaaSBurlingame, US
Sean Varah(Executive Officer, Director)inChris DeMarche(Executive Officer, Director)inDonna Lekosky(Executive Officer)Mark Varah(Executive Officer, Director)David Beliveau(Director)
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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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