Samsung Catalyst Fund — 2021 Investments
5 investments dated 2021 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Ada offers intelligent health technology, including a medical library of doctor-created, research-based information about conditions and symptoms to help people make informed health decisions.
AI & Machine LearningDigital HealthHealthtech
Claire Novorol(Founder)Daniel Nathrath(Founder)Martin Hirsch(Founder)
Co-investorsRed River WestUrania Ventures10x FoundersBertelsmann InvestmentsLeaps by BayerMutschler Ventures+1 more
Genome Medical provides telehealth-enabled genetic services, including genetic counseling, genetic testing, and clinical trial matching, with a focus on individuals with rare conditions.
BiotechDigital HealthHealthtechSouth San Francisco, US
Lisa Alderson(Executive Officer, Director)inRandal Scott(Director)Jill Davies(Executive Officer, Director)inElizabeth Moreno(Executive Officer)inMark Sylvester(Chief Financial Officer)inAndrew Warner(Vice President, Product)in
Co-investorsAlumni VenturesAvestria VenturesCanaan PartnersDreamers VCEcho Health VenturesGV (Google Ventures)+11 more
Landing offers fully furnished, flexible-lease apartments in major US cities and Mexico through a mobile app, allowing renters to relocate without traditional long-term lease commitments.
B2B MarketplacesPropTechTravel & HospitalityBirmingham, US
Bill Smith(Founder)inCharlotte Guyman(Director)David Schaller(Director)Marcus Higgins(Executive Officer)Christopher Nowak(Executive Officer)Ted Saunders(Executive Officer)
Co-investorsAbstract VenturesBlitzscaling VenturesDelta-v CapitalFoundryGaingelsGreycroft+8 more
LandingAI builds Agentic Document Extraction, an AI system that converts complex, multi-page documents into structured, auditable data for automation in high-stakes workflows.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareSaaS
Andrew Y. Ng(Executive Chairman and Founder)inDan Maloney(Chief Executive Officer)
Co-investorsAI FundInsight PartnersIntel CapitalMcRock CapitalCPP InvestmentsTaiwania Capital
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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