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QueensBridge Venture Partners — 2014 Investments

4 investments dated 2014 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

Ginkgo Bioworksginkgo.bioin𝕏NYSE: DNAJul 2014

Ginkgo Bioworks builds autonomous labs that accelerate bioengineering for applications in pharmaceutical, agricultural, and industrial biotechnology.

AgTechAI & Machine LearningBiotechDeep TechHealthtechRoboticsBoston, US

Jason Kelly(Co-founder and CEO)inReshma Shetty(Co-founder; President, Chief Operations Officer)inBarry Canton(Co-founder)inAustin Che(Co-founder)inTom Knight(Founder; Ginkgo Fellow)inPeter Boynton(Director)

Co-investors11.2 CapitalAllen Institute for AI (AI2) IncubatorAzure Capital PartnersB3 HoldingBlue Owl CapitalCannage Capital+55 more

BeautyConbeautycon.comin𝕏Sep 2014Acquired

Beautycon hosts educational events and conferences centered on beauty, makeup, and hair culture, bringing together creators, brands, and enthusiasts for masterclasses, product discovery, and community experiences.

ConsumerCreator EconomyMedia & EntertainmentLos Angeles, US

Moj Mahdara(Executive Officer, Director)in

BoardKelly Mullins(Director)Elizabeth Braiman(Director)

Co-investorsBackstage CapitalHalogen Ventures Management Company LlcKombo VenturesMaC Venture CapitalTYLT VenturesC Ventures+2 more

Drawbridge Networksdrawbridgenetworks.comNov 2014

New York, US

John Terrill(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)

BoardMichael Brown(Director)in

Co-investorsBowery CapitalBloomberg BetaGrand Central TechPaladin Capital GroupPrimary Venture Partners

Vengovengolabs.cominApr 2014 · $2M

Digital out-of-home advertising and next generation retail network (Exited 2019)

Long Island City, US

Brian Shimmerlik(Executive Officer, Director)inSteven Felsher(Director)Dan Gay(Director)David olk(Director)

BoardJens Molbak(Director)

Co-investorsColle Capital PartnersElizabeth Street VenturesGotham Gal VenturesGrace Beauty CapitalNYU Innovation Venture FundScout Ventures+5 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.