Fundraising FoxMayfield Fund — 2020 Investments
6 investments dated 2020 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Berbix provides identity verification and fraud detection technology that online platforms integrate via SDKs to confirm users' identities and prevent fraudulent accounts.
Developer ToolsEnterprise SoftwareSaaSSan Francisco, US
Eric Levine(Founder)inSteve Kirkham(Founder)inKelsey Wolf(Recruiter)Jay Omar(Vice President of Sales)Jonathan Unikowski(Vice President of Engineering)Jason Goodman(Vice President of Product)
Board seatPatrick Salyer· per SEC Form D
Co-investorsDream MachineFikaY CombinatorAirAngelsFika VenturesIndex Ventures+3 more
DeepSpin develops MRI technology that aims to make magnetic resonance imaging more affordable and accessible by reducing the infrastructure, staffing, and cost requirements of conventional systems.
AI & Machine LearningHardwareHealthtechMedical DevicesBerlin, DE
Clemens Tepel(CEO & Co-Founder)inPedro Silva(CTO & Co-Founder)in
Co-investorsAPEX VenturesEntrepreneur FirstSOSVBand of AngelsBluestein VenturesConverge+6 more
Hypersonix is an AI-driven platform that enables eCommerce and retail businesses to achieve profitable growth through proactive monitoring, diagnostics, and agentic AI capabilities.
AI & Machine LearningE-commerceRetail TechSaaS
Prem Kiran(Founder, CEO)inGina Becchetti(Co-founder, Chief of Staff & Operations)in
Co-investorsB Capital GroupB4 CapitalEvolution VenturesIntel CapitalSherpalo VenturesRKKVC
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Nuvia provides inbound and outbound AI agents that generate, qualify, and convert leads into sales automatically.
AI & Machine LearningSaaSSales Tech
John Pazin
Co-investors1616 VenturesAmador HoldingsCapria VenturesDell Technologies CapitalNXTPAtlantic Bridge Ventures+6 more
Postal helps companies build relationships and make meaningful connections through real conversations rather than one-sided sales pitches; the company focuses on relationship-driven engagement strategies.
Marketing TechSaaS
Co-investorsOMERS Ventures
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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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