Fundraising FoxReach Capital — 2019 Investments
5 investments dated 2019 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Lovevery sells developmental toy kits for infants and toddlers designed to support learning through play, available in age-specific Mini Kit options for gifting or trial purchases.
ConsumerDirect to ConsumerE-commerceEdTechHealthtech
Jessica(Co-founder)Rod(Co-founder)
Co-investorsEastward Capital PartnersCollaborative FundGV (Google Ventures)MaveronSoGal Ventures
PeopleGrove provides a platform that connects education and employment, helping students access career-aligned experiences, alumni engage with their institutions, and programs meet accreditation and reporting requirements.
EdTechFuture of WorkSaaSSan Francisco, US
Adam Saven(Executive Officer, Director)inReilly Davis(Executive Officer, Director)in
BoardChian Gong(Director)in
Co-investorsBisk VenturesCollaborative FundDreamit VenturesGSV VenturesLaunchCapitalRiverPark Ventures
Springboard runs online, mentor-supported career training programs in fields such as cybersecurity, software engineering, UI/UX design, data analytics, data science, and machine learning, with upcoming certificate programs for allied health roles.
EdTechFuture of WorkSan Francisco, US
Gautam Tambay(Co-founder & CEO)inParul Gupta(Co-founder)inAndrew Moers(President, Consumer Business)inNichole Pitzen(VP People & Places)inKara Sasse(Chief Product Officer)Sudakshmina Mandal(Head of Engineering)in
Co-investors500 GlobalGlobevestorMoneta VenturesRocketship.vcSJF VenturesTitanium Ventures+3 more
Springboard recruits and organizes rural farmers in Nigeria into registered cooperative groups, providing training, farm inputs, and market access to help them produce cocoa, plantain, and rice at commercial scale.
AgTechConsumerFoodTechImpact & Social GoodNigeria, NG
Lawrence Afere(Co-Founder/CEO)inHelen Lawrence-Afere(Co-Founder/COO)in
Co-investorsElea Foundation for Ethics in GlobalizationCostanoa VenturesLearn CapitalMoneta VenturesRocketship.vcTitanium Ventures
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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