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Transform Capital Management — 2024 Investments

5 investments dated 2024 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

Bolsterbolster.aiMay 2024 · $14M

Bolster is a marketplace and search platform matching startups with full-time, fractional, interim and board-level executives.

Santa Clara, US

Abhishek Dubey(Founder)in

Co-investorsCervinCheyenne VenturesCrosslink CapitalCyber Mentor FundM12 (Microsoft's Venture Fund)Rain Capital+3 more

Bolsterbolsterbuilt.comin𝕏May 2024 · $14M

Bolster provides construction management software for residential construction, focusing on estimation and digital workflows to modernize how projects are bought, sold, and managed.

Construction TechFintechMarketplacesPropTechSaaSCalgary, CA

Mike Bignold(Founder)inAbhishek Dubey(Founder)Shashi Prakash(Founder)Dave VassLewis Cowie(COO)Jena Rhydderch(Human Resources)

Co-investorsCathexis VenturesFUSESoma CapitalTakeoff CapitalY CombinatorCERVIN VENTURES+13 more

iSono Healthisonohealth.comin𝕏Seed · Dec 2024

iSono Health develops an automated ultrasound system combined with artificial intelligence for breast imaging at the point of care, enabling standardized and accessible imaging across different healthcare settings.

AI & Machine LearningDigital HealthFemTechHealthtechMedical DevicesSan Francisco, US

Shadi Saberi(CTO)inNeda Razavi(CEO)inMaryam Ziaei(CEO)Babak Hamadani(SW lead)Mohammad Ali Ghaderi(Senior SW Architect)Ray Hu(Director of SW)

Co-investorsDraper AssociatesFoothill VenturesGaingelsJosephine CollectivePlexo CapitalY Combinator

Sigmatic Aisigmatic.aiOct 2024

Sigmatic builds software tailored to the operational and financial workflows of ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs), aimed at provider-owned organizations.

AI & Machine LearningHealthtechMedical DevicesSaaSRound Rock, US

Ehab Gabr(Executive Officer, Director)inJohn Laird(Executive Officer, Director)

Co-investorsPlug and Play 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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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.