Fundraising FoxSapphire Ventures — 2017 Investments
11 investments dated 2017 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Wise is a financial platform offering international money transfers, multi-currency accounts, and debit cards with low fees and competitive exchange rates, serving millions of users globally.
FintechLondon, GB
Kristo Käärmann(Founder)inTaavet Hinrikus(Founder)in
Co-investorsAdventure FundAndreessen HorowitzCDP Venture CapitalFelicis VenturesFirestartrGlynn Capital Management+27 more
Cloud ComputingCybersecurityEnterprise SoftwareSaaSLondon, US
Eldar Tuvey(Executive Officer, Director)inRoy Tuvey(Executive Officer, Director)in
BoardAdam Fisher(Director)inErez Ofer(Director)inAlex Ferrara(Director)in
Board seatAndreas Weiskam· per SEC Form D
Co-investors83NorthBessemer Venture Partners
Alteryx is a platform that automates data preparation, connection, and analysis using a no-code interface.
AI & Machine LearningData & InfrastructureEnterprise SoftwareIrvine, US
Dean A. Stoecker(Executive Officer, Director)inAndy MacMillan(Chief Executive Officer)inJon Pexton(Chief Financial Officer)Nali Giliana(Chief Strategy Officer and Chief of Staff)inJill Bone(Chief People Officer)inSteven Birdsall(Chief Revenue Officer)in
Co-investorsAdams Street PartnersCathay InnovationConnetic VenturesContour Venture PartnersICONIQInsight Partners+3 more
Collectly provides AI-powered automation for healthcare revenue cycle management and patient financial engagement.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareHealthtechSan Francisco, US
Levon Brutyan(CEO)inMax Mizotin(Founder)inTat Ajamyan(Advisor)Andrew Gooding(Senior Director of Client Operations)Jessie Koester(Vice President Revenue Ops)Kevin Lunn(Head of Product)
Co-investorsCabra VCGoAhead VenturesGranatus VenturesInvariantes FundPID Fund I, a series of DV Collective, LPs16+11 more
Constructor provides AI-powered product search and discovery software for ecommerce retailers.
AI & Machine LearningE-commerceRetail TechSaaSSan Francisco, US
Eli Finkelshteyn(Founder)inDan McCormick(Founder, former CTO at Shutterstock)inIgor Finkelshteyn(Executive Officer, Director)
BoardAsh Fontana(Director)in
Co-investorsFusionSignia Venture PartnersSilversmith Capital PartnersGreencode Venturesxista science venturesZetta Venture Partners
Palo Alto, US
Samir Addamine(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)in
BoardMark Gorenberg(Director)inIvan Chong(Director)
Co-investorsAspect VenturesCathay InnovationOrange Digital VenturesSalesforce VenturesZetta Venture Partners
Looker is an AI-powered business intelligence platform that combines conversational analytics, semantic modeling, and Google Cloud integration to transform raw data into governed, actionable insights for enterprises.
AI & Machine LearningData & InfrastructureEnterprise SoftwareSanta Cruz, US
Lloyd Tabb(Founder)Frank Bien(Executive Officer, Director)Joseph Moran(Executive Officer)Ben Porterfield(Founder)
BoardWilliam Trenchard(Director)inTomasz Tunguz(Director)in
Co-investorsCapitalGFirst Round CapitalFounders Circle CapitalIrregular ExpressionsIVP (Institutional Venture Partners)Kleiner Perkins+8 more
Chicago, US
Stuart B. Frankel(Executive Officer, Director)inKristian Hammond(Executive Officer, Director)inNicholas Beil(Executive Officer)Adam Kanouse(Executive Officer)inChetan Ghai(Executive Officer)in
BoardJai Das(Director)in
Co-investorsBattery VenturesIn-Q-TelJump Capital
Segment is a customer data platform that collects, unifies, and activates first-party customer data from multiple touchpoints, enabling businesses to create unified customer profiles and orchestrate personalized experiences across 750+ integrations and destinations.
Data & InfrastructureEnterprise SoftwareMarketing TechSaaSSan Francisco, US
Ilya Volodarsky(Founder)inCalvin French-Owen(CTO)Peter Reinhardt(CEO)inIan Taylor(Cofounder)inJenn Garrett(Executive Officer)Andrew Beaird(Executive Officer)
Co-investorsAccelConvergeFounders Circle CapitalGreycroftGV (Google Ventures)Headline+13 more
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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.