Fundraising FoxRethink Impact — 2022 Investments
6 investments dated 2022 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
KETOS develops an automated water quality and monitoring platform combining hardware, connectivity, software, and services to test water safety and efficiency for cities and businesses.
AI & Machine LearningCleantechData & InfrastructureEnterprise SoftwareIoTMilpitas, US
Meena Sankaran(Executive Officer, Director)inVeery Maxwell(Director)
BoardOllen Douglass(Director)
Board seatHeidi Patel· per SEC Form D
Co-investorsBetter Ventures Central LlcMotley Fool VenturesPlug and Play VenturesPlum Alley InvestmentsThe Perkins FundAccenture Ventures
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Culina Health connects patients with registered dietitians for personalized, virtual nutrition care that is in-network with major insurance plans.
Digital HealthHealthtechWellness & FitnessNew Jersey, US
Vanessa Rissetto(Co-founder)inTamar Samuels(Co-founder)in
Co-investorsAlpine MeridianBacchus Venture CapitalCake VenturesGraham Walker VentureIcebook Investments Corp.MGV.VC+5 more
Incredible is an AI-powered mobile app that helps users manage credit card debt and reduce interest fees by automating financial administration without requiring loans.
AI & Machine LearningCloud ComputingDeveloper ToolsFintechLondon, GB
Co-investorsFuel VenturesTechstarsAda VenturesAndreessen HorowitzAtomicoBase10 Partners+3 more
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Incredible is an artificial intelligence company that built Donna, a mobile personal assistant application.
Future of Work
Arshad TayyebKevin ChengScott San FilippoSpence Murray
Co-investors500 GlobalAndreessen HorowitzBase10 PartnersObvious VenturesTechstars
Regrow provides software and services to help farmers and agricultural businesses adopt regenerative practices that reduce land-based emissions.
AgTechAI & Machine LearningClimate TechImpact & Social Good
Anastasia Volkova(Founder)inWilliam Salas(Founder)
Co-investorsAirTree VenturesArtesianHAWKTAILMain Sequence VenturesSE VenturesSpace Capital+4 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.