Transition VC

Lerer Hippeau is an early-stage venture capital fund headquartered in New York. Lerer Hippeau was founded by Ken and Ben Lerrer, co-founders of the Huffington Post and Thrillist respectively, and the majority of our team consists of fellow startup founders and operators. We look to invest in entrepreneurs with product vision, consumer insight, focused execution, and unwavering ambition. Historically, we have invested primarily in early-stage companies based in New York (although we are not limited to NY), and almost exclusively headquartered in the United States.

Quintessence Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm with offices in San Francisco and New York City. We look to invest in transformative companies at the intersection of emerging technologies, with a particular focus on disruptive solutions that reimagine traditional industries. We provide early-stage capital across pre-seed, seed, and Series A stages, with dedicated funding for follow-on investments. Quintessence Ventures identifies, invests in, and supports audacious entrepreneurs who are unafraid to challenge conventional wisdom and create lasting impact. We invest globally from our bases in both U.S. coasts' major technology hubs, with a particular emphasis on founders who bring fresh perspectives to solving complex problems.

Right Click Capital is an Australian venture capital firm that backs pre-seed and seed-stage technology startups in Australia and New Zealand with capital and founder support.

Carthona Capital invests in all sectors other than renewables and resources. It can invest at the pre-revenue and idea stage, along with later rounds.

Folklore is a team of investors, founders, and builders committed to supporting Australian and New Zealand tech founders. We are a first cheque to forever investment firm, and we believe in the power of founder vision and the potential of teams, right from the start.

SOSV is a global venture capital firm and accelerator operator with approximately $885 million in assets under management, running programs in hardware, life sciences, climate, food, and deep tech.