Participated · Series G · Mar 2026

Whoop builds wearable fitness and health trackers paired with a subscription service that captures user biometric and performance data. The company ships millions of hardware units globally while operating a recurring-revenue subscription model, which management says makes bookings the most useful operating metric. Whoop exited last year at a $1.1 billion bookings run rate, representing 103% year-over-year growth. It has now raised roughly $900 million in total capital since founding. The company is investing raised capital in hiring and talent, marketing and brand awareness, continued R&D, and accelerating international expansion. Whoop is also pursuing deeper health and medical capabilities, underscored by strategic participation from Abbott and Mayo Clinic in the latest round.

Participated · Series A · Jul 2023

HerMD offers comprehensive women's healthcare both in-person and virtually, with medical services billed through insurance and Medicare. Appointments average 20–60 minutes, and the company also provides aesthetic services such as facial injectables and body treatments. To address provider training gaps, HerMD created HerMD University, which uses proprietary algorithms of care plus conferences and monthly meetings to train clinicians. The company operates clinics in Cincinnati, Franklin, Tennessee and Carmel, Indiana and has around 20 providers; it consistently sees a waitlist of approximately 500 patients leading up to clinic openings. Founder and chief medical officer Dr. Somi Javaid opened the first location in 2015; Kathy McAleer became CEO in 2022. With the new funding, HerMD plans to expand brick-and-mortar locations (including its first New York City-area site and a second Nashville-area clinic), grow its team, develop virtual services and HerMD University, launch mental-health services, introduce e-commerce and physician-curated products, and invest in sexual-health and menopause technologies. HerMD is a minority, female-founded women’s health startup led by founder and chief medical officer Dr. Somi Javaid, an OBGYN. The company operates two centers in Cincinnati and Crescent Springs, Kentucky, and has attracted patients from 30 states and Canada. HerMD provides specialized sexual health and menopause services, with providers who have specialty training and offerings that include procedures such as Botox for vaginismus. The company accepts insurance for gynecologic procedures and offers discounted self-pay options. HerMD plans to expand with new physical centers and to roll out telehealth to increase access to sexual health and menopause care.

Led · Series B · May 2023

Neat Burger develops ethical, sustainable plant-based restaurant food centered on a patty made from mung beans, quinoa and chickpeas. The company emphasizes health and sustainability and sells its product through company restaurants and a growing B2B vertical. It has formed partnerships with hospitality groups and businesses to help them achieve net zero ambitions. Neat Burger has expanded internationally, opening a New York City location and launching its first franchise in Dubai in October 2022, with further restaurant openings planned in Italy and the Middle East. The company plans to use new funding to support a US expansion with rollouts planned in major cities. Neat Burger was co-founded by Tommaso Chiabra and Zack Bishti.

Participated · Series C · Feb 2022

Volta Trucks is closing a Series C extension as it prepares to begin production and customer deliveries in early 2023. The company is raising an approximate €60 million extension to the C round; interest from potential customers, partners and investors is described as strong ahead of product start. In spring the company received a larger financing of about €240 million. The C-extension values Volta Trucks at a €525 million pre-money valuation, roughly 20% higher than the post-money valuation after the spring round. Existing owners are participating in the extension; one investor who joined in the spring has more than doubled its investment and will take a large portion of the extension. Byggmästare Anders J Ahlström Holding AB is committing about €6.5 million to the extension. The company disclosed the information on 21 October 2022. Volta Trucks develops the Volta Zero, a purpose-built all-electric commercial freight vehicle designed for urban distribution with enhanced visibility and lower emissions. The first model is a 16-tonne truck with a 150–200 km electric range and 220-degree visibility from a centrally seated driver. Volta plans 7.5- and 12-tonne derivatives and an eventual 18-tonne model. Its go-to-market includes both truck sales and a trucking-as-a-service offering, and it has a confirmed pre-order book exceeding €1.2 billion for more than 5,000 vehicles. The company is investing the new funding into engineering, prototype verification, production operations and pilots in London and Paris. Production is planned at a facility in Austria with targets of 5,000 vehicles in 2023, 14,000 in 2024 and up to 27,000 in 2025. The Series C values the company at just over $490 million and the company has raised over $325 million to date. Volta Trucks develops electric trucks aimed at city and last-mile logistics, positioning its vehicles to eliminate CO2 emissions and address other logistics-sector challenges. The company has recruited industrial partners including Proterra (its battery supplier) and Agility (a large global logistics firm). Volta has attracted investor interest and completed a recent oversubscribed equity raising, signaling continued external support for its product and commercial plan. The company’s activities and partnerships were presented as progress by existing investors, though management and investors note the business carries commercial and financial risks. Public company disclosures about the financing were released on 16 September 2021.