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PIVOTNORTH — 2015 Investments

4 investments dated 2015 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

Wonolowonolo.comin𝕏Mar 2015SEC filingmedium confidence

Wonolo is a staffing platform that uses technology to connect businesses with on-demand and ongoing workers for immediate or future staffing needs.

AI & Machine LearningB2B MarketplacesHR TechSan Francisco, US

Yong Kim(Founder)inAsher Brustein(Executive Officer, Director)AJ Brustein(Founder)

Board seatTim ConnorsTimothy Connors· per SEC Form D · $5.9M raise · filed Jan 2016

Co-investors137 VenturesCraft VenturesDag VenturesG2 Venture PartnersSequoia CapitalTuesday Capital+4 more

Kyndikyndi.comin𝕏Jul 2015

Kyndi (now part of Qlik) offers Qlik Answers, an agentic AI assistant that combines the Qlik analytics engine with large language models to produce natural-language answers from both structured analytics and unstructured content.

AI & Machine LearningData & InfrastructureEnterprise SoftwareRedwood City, US

JAMES RYAN WELSH(Executive Officer, Director)

BoardTIMOTHY CONNORS(Director)ARUN MAJUMDAR(Director)

Co-investorsDarling VenturesFocal VenturesIntel Capital

Lookerlooker.com𝕏Mar 2015 · $30Macquired by Google

Looker is an AI-powered business intelligence platform that combines conversational analytics, semantic modeling, and Google Cloud integration to transform raw data into governed, actionable insights for enterprises.

AI & Machine LearningData & InfrastructureEnterprise SoftwareSanta Cruz, US

Lloyd Tabb(Founder)Frank Bien(Executive Officer, Director)Joseph Moran(Executive Officer)Ben Porterfield(Founder)

BoardWilliam Trenchard(Director)inTomasz Tunguz(Director)in

Co-investorsCapitalGFirst Round CapitalFounders Circle CapitalIrregular ExpressionsIVP (Institutional Venture Partners)Kleiner Perkins+8 more

Other

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

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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.