Fundraising FoxSilverton Partners — 2024 Investments
5 investments dated 2024 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Verosint is an identity security company founded by cybersecurity veterans, offering solutions for identity management and fraud prevention in the B2B SaaS market.
AI & Machine LearningCybersecurityEnterprise SoftwareSaaSLiberty Hill, US
Mark Andrew Batchelor(Executive Officer, Director)Stephen Taylor Shoaff(Executive Officer, Director)
BoardBill Wood(Director)
Board seatMorgan Flager· per SEC Form D
Dappier operates an agent storefront that publishes prices, payment instructions, and setup so AI agents can purchase autonomously or with human approval.
AI & Machine LearningDeveloper ToolsFintechAustin, US
Daniel Goikhman(Executive Officer, Director)Krishna Arvapally(Executive Officer, Director)
BoardRob Taylor(Director)in
Co-investorsRender CapitalVictorum
DocJuris offers an AI platform for legal teams to draft, review, and manage contracts and other legal documents such as NDAs, SLAs, employment agreements, and procurement contracts.
AI & Machine LearningEnterprise SoftwareLegalTechSaaSSales TechHouston, US
Henal Patel(Executive Officer, Director)inStefano de Stefano(Executive Officer)inBrian Ng(Executive Officer, Director)David Issa(Executive Officer)
BoardJeremy Milken(Director)inRoger Chen(Director)in
Co-investorsSeed Round CapitalRTP GlobalSurface VenturesWatertower Ventures Management, Llc
Modicus Prime provides an AI Management System (AIMS) for pharmaceutical companies and contract development and manufacturing organizations (CDMOs) to validate, audit, and govern AI systems across their operations in compliance with FDA and other regulatory requirements.
AI & Machine LearningBiotechHealthtechSaaSLa Porte, US
Taylor Chartier(Founder & CEO)inDavit Vardanyan(Director)
BoardRoger Chen(Director)in
Co-investorsAlumni VenturesGranatus VenturesPlug and Play VenturesSmartGateVCTechstarsTriple Ventures+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.