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Highspot operates a sales enablement platform that helps go-to-market teams manage sales content, deliver training and coaching, and engage buyers with analytics on what works.
AI & Machine LearningHealthtechInsurTechSaaSSales TechSeattle, US
Robert Wahbe(Founder)inOliver Sharp(Founder)inDavid Wortendyke(Founder)Scot Gellock(Founder)
BoardDouglas Pepper(Director)
Board seatTimothy M PorterTimothy PorterTimothy M. Porter· per SEC Form D · $75M raise · filed Dec 2019
Co-investorsAcequia Capital (AceCap)B Capital GroupB4 CapitalICONIQMadrona Venture GroupOpenView Venture Partners+8 more
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Observe provides observability software that helps engineers troubleshoot distributed applications, consolidating logs, metrics, and traces into a single platform built on Snowflake.
AI & Machine LearningCloud ComputingDeveloper ToolsEnterprise SoftwarePalo Alto, US
Qi Jin(Executive Officer)inKeith Butler(Executive Officer)inJeremy Burton(Executive Officer, Director)inBrian Campbell(Executive Officer)inChristine Dorrion(Executive Officer)inJacob Leverich(Founder)in
Board seatSoma Somasegar· per SEC Form D · $190.5M raise · filed Jun 2025
Co-investorsSutter Hill VenturesAlumni VenturesArtisanal VenturesBasecamp FundEvolution Equity PartnersHuman Capital+6 more
RelationalAI builds a Snowflake-native platform that combines large language models with semantic models, relational knowledge graphs, and rule-based reasoning to enable organizations to create AI-powered decision engines for business operations.
AI & Machine LearningData & InfrastructureEnterprise SoftwareBerkeley, US
Molham Aref(Founder)inRobert Muglia(Director)Rafael Gonzalez Caloni(Executive Officer)Nikolaos Vasiloglouin
BoardEnnis Rimawi(Director)
Board seatSoma Somasegar· per SEC Form D · $74M raise · filed Aug 2022
Co-investorsMenlo VenturesAdditionTiger Global ManagementMadrona Venture GroupStifel Venture Banking
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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.