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Panoramic Ventures — 2023 Investments

5 investments dated 2023 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

Cloverlycloverly.cominMay 2023

Cloverly provides Catalyst, a commercial operating system for carbon credit project developers to manage inventory, pricing, sales, and delivery and to reach sales channels and buyers from one system.

CleantechClimate TechSaaSAtlanta, US

Jason Rubottom(Founder)inJames Heath(Director)

BoardAnthony Oni(Founder)inVasant Kamath(Director)inMike Dowdle(Director)in

Co-investorsAquiline Technology GrowthBackwards CapitalBIP VenturesCircadian VenturesCreativeCoGrotech Ventures+8 more

CyDeploycydeploy.comin𝕏Mar 2023 · $1.1M

CyDeploy provides a platform that uses automated asset discovery, digital twins, and AI-driven testing to help organizations understand the impact of technology changes like patches and digital transformations on their environment.

AI & Machine LearningCloud ComputingCybersecurityDeveloper ToolsEnterprise SoftwareLaurel, US

Tina Williams-Koroma(Founder & CEO)David Steadman(Technical Co-Founder/President of Engineering)

Co-investorsBIP VenturesMaryland TEDCOTechstarsTEDCOPreface Ventures

Karoo Healthkaroohealth.cominJun 2023 · $3.4M

Karoo provides value-based care solutions for cardiology networks, health systems, and health plans, combining on-site and virtual care teams with proprietary technology to improve patient outcomes and reduce costs.

HealthtechSaaS

Ian Koons(Founder)in

Co-investors7wire VenturesAntlerBIP VenturesCriticalityDria VenturesFirst Trust Capital Partners+2 more

ShiftMedshiftmed.cominFeb 2023 · $200M

ShiftMed operates an on-demand healthcare staffing platform that connects hospitals, health systems, and long-term care facilities with credentialed nurses (CNAs, LPNs, RNs) to fill shifts and manage their workforce.

Digital HealthFuture of WorkHealthtechMarketplaces

Todd Walrath(Founder)in

Co-investorsBIP VenturesMotley Fool VenturesBIP CapitalBlue Heron Capital

Other

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

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