Participated · Seed · Jul 2021

Revelio Labs ingests public profiles, resumes and job postings and uses in-house algorithms and taxonomies to produce metrics on headcounts, inflows/outflows, job postings, skills, seniority, education, gender, ethnicity, sentiment and layoff notices. The platform maps job titles, activities, skills and companies to show where talent is acquired and why people join or leave firms. Revelio sells to corporate HR, strategy teams and professional services, and counts over 150 customers including the U.S. Federal Reserve System, Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, Citi, KPMG, EY, MIT and Harvard Business School. The company acknowledges data-source limitations (for example, it lost access to user skills last May and its documentation has shown gaps like missing highest-degree reporting) and says it applies internal processes to mitigate errors. Revelio plans to use the new funding to expand its offerings for corporate HR and strategy. The company was co-founded by CEO Ben Zweig and Yedidya Gorsetman in early 2018 and is New York–based with around 50 employees; Zweig declined to disclose revenue figures. Revelio Labs builds tools to understand the workforce of every company by ingesting the universe of public workforce data and creating a standard structure for job titles, skills, activities, and companies. Its data scientists develop methods to remove sampling bias and adjust for reporting lags to produce a comprehensive, unbiased, and current view of workforce dynamics. The company’s data provides insight on occupational composition, hiring and attrition trends, geographic composition, career transitions, and demographic diversity. Customers include investors, corporate strategists, HR teams, and governments who use the data to make actionable, data-driven decisions. Led by CEO Ben Zweig, Revelio Labs intends to use its recent funding to grow its business reach and expand its offering beyond investment management into corporate HR and strategy. The company is headquartered in New York City and was valued at $29M in the seed round.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2021

Mintable operates an NFT marketplace and a minting platform that enables users and creators to build NFTs onto blockchains and immediately provision them. Its platform includes a gas-free minting feature designed to make NFT creation more accessible by avoiding high transaction fees. The company has seen rapid user growth and platform activity, with about 700,000 items minted on its marketplace. Mintable has worked with notable creators and brands, including a Trevor Lawrence collection that sold for more than $400,000, streetwear brand Bape, and a charity auction that raised $100,000. The company intends to use new funding to scale operations, support acquisition and growth initiatives for individual users and brand clients, and expand marketplace capabilities to increase mainstream adoption. The article frames the raise as a key milestone as NFTs reach broader appeal across entertainment, fine arts, sports and other sectors.