• Subtle Medical

  Participated · Series C · Jun 2026

  Subtle Medical builds vendor-neutral, AI-powered imaging software designed to operate across existing MRI, PET and CT scanners regardless of manufacturer. Its portfolio includes 11 FDA-cleared software products and its technology is deployed on more than 1,300 scanners globally. The company is developing an AI Imaging Hub intended to help providers manage imaging performance across modalities and scanner fleets. Subtle Medical has been recognized by TIME and by CB Insights on multiple industry lists. Financially, the company has raised a total of $86 million following a $33 million growth financing led by Morgan Stanley Expansion Capital. The company plans to use the new capital to accelerate product development and commercial expansion in the U.S. and international markets.

• PixVerse

  Participated · Equity · Mar 2026

  PixVerse develops generative video models including a V-Series for consumer/API use, a C-Series for professional film and commercial workflows, and an R-Series of world models for game development and world building. Its tool can generate videos up to 4K resolution with audio baked in, and the company reports over 150 million registered users and more than 15 million monthly active users. The startup offers image-to-video generation at a cited competitive rate of $4.80 per minute. PixVerse released its R-Series world models earlier this year and plans to launch a new V-Series model and a new world-model version within the year. The company has about 150 employees across offices in Singapore, Beijing, and Shanghai and has commercial relationships including a deployment deal with investor Alibaba.

• AIsphere

  Participated · Series C · Mar 2026

  AIsphere develops multimodal video large models and related products, including the consumer-facing PixVerse (for overseas markets) and PaiWo AI (for domestic users). The company launched its real-time world model PixVerse R1 in January 2026, which supports 1080p real-time generation and on-the-fly video edits via natural language, and released PixVerse Game in July 2026 to apply real-time video generation to interactive entertainment. AIsphere reports that PixVerse has accumulated over 150 million global users and its PixVerse V6 model ranks on international benchmarks for text-to-video and image-to-video. Commercial partnerships and pilots include collaborations with Mango Media and enterprise partners such as Alibaba, Giant Group, China Ruiyi, BlueFocus and 37 Interactive Entertainment across short drama, animation, variety, promotional assets, interactive games and multilingual content. Financially, the company has completed multiple financings since its 2023 founding, including a March 2026 $300M C round that valued the company at $1.0B, and most recently the ¥2.98B C+ tranche led by Alibaba to fund further R&D and global expansion.

• VISO TRUST

  Participated · Equity · Nov 2024

  VISO TRUST provides an AI-driven third-party risk management (TPRM) platform that collects, analyzes, and continuously monitors vendor artifacts to produce real-time, evidence-based assessments. The platform automates vendor assessments, analyzes control presence, testing methodologies, exceptions, and Nth-party references, and integrates with existing workflows to reduce manual burden. VISO TRUST says it cuts vendor assessment and onboarding time by up to 90%, completes rapid assessments in 5–7 days, and achieves a 98% vendor adoption rate; customers include Upwork, Instacart, Notion, and Bain Capital. The company aggregates sources such as breach advisories, SBOMs, and SEC filings to provide continuous security intelligence and real-time insights. Following a $24M funding round, VISO TRUST plans to accelerate platform innovation, scale its artifact-based platform, and build an adaptable AI governance framework focused on real risk reduction. It serves a global customer base across sectors including financial services, healthcare, and technology. Viso Trust is a San Francisco-based third-party cyber risk management platform co-founded by former CISO Paul Valente (CEO) and security and technology leader Russell Sherman (CTO). The product leverages document heuristics, machine learning, and natural language processing to discover, classify, and assess relevant control language in artifacts that third parties already have. This automation is intended to free risk and security teams from manual tasks like reading documents and analyzing spreadsheets. In March 2022 the company raised $11M in a Series A led by Bain Capital Ventures, with participation from Work-Bench, Sierra Ventures, Lytical Ventures and individual investors including Kevin Mandia, George Kurtz, and Doug Merritt. BCV partner Enrique Salem will join Viso Trust’s board of directors as part of the round. In under a year the company has scaled rapidly among customers ranging from hyper-growth tech companies to Fortune 500 enterprises across industries such as banking, automotive, and retail. Viso Trust builds a platform that leverages AI and a "social due diligence" network to deliver continuous third-party risk reports. The platform automatically extracts data from source documents and audits to surface key information about vendor relationships. The company validated its core concepts with over 300 chief information security officers and security professionals and cites an early customer, Ilumio, which reduced security staff time per third‑party relationship from more than eight hours to 30 minutes. Viso Trust said it raised $3 million and will use the funds to support expansion and hiring and to invest in sales, marketing, and R&D. The product aims to eliminate questionnaire-based interactions and speed vendor security reviews across additional risk areas such as business continuity and privacy. The founders previously led security teams at LendingClub and ASAPP, and the company is San Francisco-based.

• Cresta

  Participated · Series D · Nov 2024

  Cresta offers an end-to-end generative AI platform that provides real-time agent assistance, AI-driven quality management, coaching, and human-like virtual agents for contact centers. The platform surfaces real-time insights and behavioral best practices to scale winning behaviors across human agents while automating repetitive tasks with virtual agents. Cresta serves large customers including Intuit, Verizon, Brinks Home, Cox Communications, Hilton, and Carmax. The company says it nearly quadrupled annual recurring revenue (ARR) and nearly doubled its customer base in the last two years. Cresta plans to double down on its existing product suite, scale go-to-market efforts, and rapidly develop the next generation of virtual agents. To support R&D and scale, Cresta is opening two new engineering hubs in Romania and India in addition to existing offices in Palo Alto, San Francisco, New York, Berlin, and Toronto. Cresta builds a real-time intelligence platform for contact centers that turns real-time intelligence into real-time action. The company offers three solutions—Cresta for Agents, Cresta for Managers, and Cresta for Business—designed to improve agent performance and business outcomes. Cresta powers customer experiences for customers including CarMax, Blue Nile, Earthlink, Intuit, and Porsche. Led by CEO and co‑founder Zayd Enam and based in San Francisco, the company recently expanded its engineering and product leadership by hiring Ping Wu, co‑founder of Google Contact Center AI, as VP of Engineering and Product. The business closed a significant financing round in 2022, positioning it for further product and go‑to‑market growth. Cresta develops the Cresta Expertise Engine, an AI platform that offers real-time mentoring and feedback across customer communications to improve productivity for sales and service teams. The company also announced Cresta for Voice, a phone-based solution that provides real-time agent assistance and coaching, call transcription, dynamic reminders for key behaviors, and access to knowledge-base answers. Customers named in the article include Intuit, Porsche and Cox Communications. Led by co-founder and CEO Zayd Enam, Cresta plans to use new funding to support growth and further develop its Expertise Engine. The company highlights measurable business outcomes delivered within weeks for phone-based teams. The board includes former AT&T CEO John Donovan and co-founder Sebastian Thrun. Cresta builds AI-driven software that provides live suggestions and coaching to human contact-center agents and salespeople, using natural language processing to surface actions that worked in past successful interactions. The product focuses on improving conversation outcomes rather than fully automating exchanges, offering in-call guidance and training to reduce the impact of high turnover and limited employee experience. Cresta emphasizes close customer engagement, with its team living onsite with customers to tailor deployments. The company launched from stealth and has a roughly 30-person team led by CEO Zayd Enam; Sebastian Thrun is board chairman and listed as a co-founder. Cresta positions itself against established AI contact-center products from Salesforce, Google and Twilio while arguing its customer-obsessed team gives it an edge. Financially, the company has raised institutional backing to support growth, most recently from Greylock and Andreessen Horowitz.

No current team members are available.