Playground Global — 2022 Investments
6 investments dated 2022 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
RapidSOS operates a safety network that connects public safety agencies, enterprises, and consumer/corporate devices to provide critical context and pre-arrival intelligence to emergency responders and 911 dispatchers.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareGovTechNew York, US
Nicholas Horelik(Founder)inMichael Martin(Founder)inNick Horelik(Founder)
BoardDan Nova(Director)Matthew Bozik(Director)
Board seatBruce Leak· per SEC Form D
Co-investorsAcrew CapitalAlumni VenturesApax DigitalAvanta VenturesBasecamp FundCity Light+18 more
Ideon Technologies uses cosmic-ray muon tomography to create subsurface density maps for mining companies, enabling mineral deposit identification and characterization while reducing environmental impact and operational risk.
AgTechAI & Machine LearningClimate TechDeep TechSaskatchewan, CA
Don Furseth(Founder)Douglas Schouten(Founder)Gary Agnew(Founder)
Co-investorsAquiline Technology GrowthFirst Trust Capital PartnersSproutxWUTIF CapitalFCA Venture PartnersMassMutual Ventures
Infinimmune discovers and develops antibody therapeutics using proprietary sequencing technology and AI-powered optimization.
AI & Machine LearningBiotechMedical Devices
Lance Hepler(Founder)inKatie Pfeiffer(Founder)inMichael Gibbons(Founder)inWyatt McDonnell(Founder)indavid jaffe(Founder)inDavid Jaffe(Founder)
Co-investorsCivilization Ventures Management, LlcPear VCRA CapitalAxial VCPaladin Capital GroupTrammell Venture Partners (TVP)
Saltbox provides logistics and fulfillment services to ecommerce merchants and entrepreneurs, offering warehousing and workspace solutions to simplify supply chain operations.
E-commerceLogistics & Supply ChainPropTechNew York, US
Tyler Scriven(Founder)inKaterina Cirilli(CEO)inChe Sharma(Founder)Maxwell Bonnie(Founder)Paul D'Arrigo(Founder)
Co-investorsKapor CapitalMetaPropMetaProp VenturesVentures PlatformVillage GlobalWestern Technology Investment+2 more
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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.



























