Participated · Seed · Dec 2024

MoldCo operates the first clinician-led digital health service focused on making mold detox a routine component of preventative care. Through its telehealth platform, patients can obtain symptom screening, advanced biomarker lab tests starting at $99, virtual consultations with certified mold-toxicity specialists, and prescription therapies shipped directly to their homes. Typical treatment plans cost $150–$300 per month, positioning MoldCo as a far cheaper alternative to fragmented, in-person options that can run into the tens of thousands of dollars. The company is already offering lab testing in 46 states and clinical care in select states such as Florida, Massachusetts, Michigan, Ohio, and Texas, with nationwide coverage targeted for 2026. Near-term priorities include expanding its specialist network, enhancing proprietary care technology, scaling patient onboarding, and launching clinical research collaborations to raise physician and public awareness. Backed by leading physicians, researchers, and tech VCs, MoldCo has raised $11 million to date to accelerate these initiatives.

Participated · Equity · Jun 2024

Nova Carbon builds a technology to enable recycling and repurposing of end-of-life carbon fibre products and industrial production scraps. The startup aims to transition its innovation from a laboratory phase into a pre-industrial study phase to create high-performance Nova Carbon® materials for industrial players. It targets halving the volume of non-recycled carbon fibre waste in France and Europe within ten years and emphasizes reducing the carbon footprint. The technology was developed from French academic research at the University of Bordeaux and is being advanced through an exclusive technology transfer managed by SATT Aquitaine, which oversees the associated intellectual property. Founder and CEO Hugo Cartron has highlighted a favourable regulatory context and the need for recycling and environmental preservation. The company raised capital to support this transition and scale development efforts.

Led · Seed · Nov 2023

Malou provides an AI-powered online platform designed to enhance restaurants' digital presence and boost sales. The product integrates a restaurants' Google page, social media profiles, listing and delivery platforms into a single centralized hub. Malou uses AI and automation to analyze and generate responses to customer reviews, create social media posts, and maintain consistent information to improve SEO, visibility, and engagement. Founded in January 2021 and led by CEO Louiza Hacene, CTO Victor Sage and CPO Waad Toumi, the company serves over 2,000 restaurants across 12 countries. Its clients include Jean-George Group’s Tin Building marketplace in New York City, Bagatelle Group, and Krispy Kreme. The company says it will use the funding to expand operations and broaden its business reach.

Led · Equity · Jan 2023

mediarithmics is a customer data platform that helps large enterprise clients compile customer databases and perform audience segmentation. Its APIs and SDKs let marketing teams embed tools into existing frameworks, and its customer segmentation tool processes large volumes of online and offline data to build anonymised but identifiable customer profiles. Those profiles can be used to personalise outreach across email, social media and push notifications. The company is targeting media, retail and data-centric customers and has expanded across Europe with five branch offices and clients including TF1, Canal+, Channel 4, Orange and Bouygues Telecom. Founded in 2013 by CTO Stéphane Dugelay and led since 2022 by CEO Gilles Chetelat, mediarithmics raised €7 million in its latest round, bringing total investment to €20 million. The new capital is expected to support its growth plans and double down on the product roadmap as European privacy changes reduce reliance on cookies. Mediarithmics, founded in 2013 and based in Paris with an office in London, is an end-to-end data marketing platform that enables brands to launch personalised, cross-channel marketing campaigns in real time using programmatic technologies. The platform helps publishers and e-commerce sites protect, structure and leverage the value of their data and is fully compliant with European data legislation. The company operates across 16 European countries and the US and employs more than 60 people. Major clients include BlaBlaCar, Coca‑Cola European Partners, and Fnac Darty; it also provides services to Gravity, a large data alliance of 16 French media and telco leaders. Mediarithmics intends to use the new funds to accelerate international expansion with a special focus on the UK and broader Europe. The French team is expected to be strengthened with roughly 20 new hires planned by the end of 2020. mediarithmics offers an open, integrated and modular cloud technology that lets users orchestrate personalized marketing campaigns across programmatic advertising, email and websites. Its platform includes a Data Management Platform (DMP) for data collection and analysis, a Demand-Side Platform (DSP) module and a Dynamic Creative Optimization (DCO) module for real-time banner customization. The technology enables publishers and advertising companies to better value their data assets, allows advertisers to collect customer and prospect data for campaign activation, and supports data alliances while preserving each actor's data ownership and contribution measurement. The company was created in 2013 by Stéphane Dugelay and is based in Paris. Customers include BlaBlaCar, Coca-Cola European Partners, ShowRoomPrivé, Prisma Media, Altice Media and others. mediarithmics intends to use the new funding to accelerate commercial development among publishers and advertising agencies across major European countries and to strengthen its teams with about a dozen hires.

Participated · Seed · Nov 2022

Kiliba builds machine‑learning software that automates marketing emails and ad targeting, covering about 22 common marketing scenarios across languages and tailored to clients' branding. The product integrates with merchants' CMSs to pull data and generate targeted messages; CMS integration is a primary technical focus. Kiliba says its AI can triple open rates and is aimed primarily at e-retailers with under €10 million in annual revenue. The company currently serves more than 400 customers and plans to expand technical integrations and hiring to scale. With the new funding it intends to add data scientists and sales representatives to accelerate CMS development and customer outreach. Management views the market as mature enough for ML-authored marketing, setting targets of 1% European market share by 2025 and 10% by 2032.