Matrix Partners

Atapco Properties is a property investment company owned by the Hirschhorn and Roswell branches of the descendants of Louis Blaustein, an American oil and gas entrepreneur. Atapco Properties focuses on the acquisition, development and operation of high-quality commercial real estate properties. Atapco currently owns and operates industrial, retail, office, residential and mixed-use properties in Pennsylvania, Indiana, Maryland, Virginia, and North Carolina. We look to acquire properties between $5 and $75 million, with one of the following angles: transit-oriented development, redevelopment, development in urban/urbanizing markets, new development in industrial or growth zones, value-add or opportunistic development, and land for residential lot development. We also utlise our substantial property expertise to provide full service development, property leasing, sales and property management services to third parties for properties we don't own.

Founders Fund is a San Francisco-based venture fund that invests in revolutionary technologies. We focus on investing in smart people solving difficult problems - to do so, we will invest at all stages across almost any sector. Unlike many venture firms in Silicon Valley, this means that Founders Fund does not limit itself to internet-based technology and software. Founders Fund has and will continue to invest in areas including biotechnology, energy, hardware, and aerospace. Founders Fund was founded by Peter Thiel, Ken Howery and Luke Nosek in 2005 and raised its first fund that year. In 2016 Founders Fund raised a $1.3 billion fund, its sixth fund to date.

General Catalyst is a U.S. venture capital and growth equity manager that invests from seed through growth, including in enterprise technology and consumer businesses.

Lightspeed Venture Partners is a venture capital firm that focuses on enterprise and consumer technology investments. Lightspeed invests in the USA and abroad, with offices in Silicon Valley, Israel, India and China, and a preference for investments in these countries. Since its founding in October 2000, Lightspeed has invested in more than 300 companies, along with numerous exits. Lightspeed prefers to take a board seat in portfolio companies and is usually the first institutional investor.

Venrock is a venture capital firm headquartered in Palo Alto that focuses on disruptive early-stage technology startups. Venrock partners with entrepreneurs who have grand ambitions and want to tackle big, hard problems that most think impossible. Venrock today consists of two separate programs: a traditional venture capital program, focused on early stage investing in healthcare and technology companies; and a later-stage healthcare program, which implements a venture capital-like long-term approach to investment opportunities in small capitalization public companies and late-stage private healthcare companies. Venrock was formed in 1969 as a venture arm of the Rockefeller family (the name Venrock being a compound of Venture and Rockefeller), who have a long history of venture-style investing dating back to the early 20th century.

Thrive Capital is a venture capital fund that invests in early and later stage technology companies. Thrive is industry and sector agnostic and has separate funds dedicated for earlier and growth stage investments. Our capital is highly flexible. We can incubate businesses (such as Oscar, Cadre and Cedar), partner with entrepreneurs through early development (e.g. Glossier, Warby Parker, Compass), and can lead later stage investments in large, category-making companies such as Spotify, Instagram, Twitch and Stripe. Thrive Capital was founded by Josh Kushner in 2009.