Participated · Seed · Apr 2026

Neo Agent aims to be the first fully autonomous AI technician for MSPs, designed to work tickets, perform complex analysis, and communicate directly with end users. The product handles triaging, dispatching, running scripts, and can resolve tickets end-to-end without human intervention. It is trained to operate across the full MSP stack, including PSA, RMM, and Microsoft 365. The company reports more than 1 million workflow executions per month, reflecting meaningful operational usage. Neo Agent plans to use the seed funding to accelerate development, hire more people, and deepen its platform capabilities. Founder Nikhil Sehgal publicly announced the raise and credited early MSP customers for feedback and trust.

Participated · Series A · Mar 2026

Ateios Systems develops RaiCure™, a curing technology for lithium-ion battery electrodes that replaces slow, energy-intensive thermal curing and avoids PFAs. The RaiCure technology was developed in collaboration with Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The company aims to scale its electrode production and supply battery manufacturers at commercial scale by embedding its solution into existing production lines. Ateios has active commercial partnerships with companies including Eastman Kodak and Vianode and plans to use new funding to increase production capacity and manufacturing capabilities. Its recent $7.25M Series A follows earlier support including a million-dollar investment from the TitletownTech Start-up Draft and participation in ORNL’s Innovation Crossroads program.

Participated · Seed · Jun 2025

Trustible provides an AI governance platform that enables enterprises to identify, measure, and mitigate AI risk and accelerate safe, compliant AI adoption. The platform offers centralized oversight and control across internal and third‑party systems, integrated AI risk and compliance management with continuous monitoring and embedded workflows, and actionable intelligence and guided governance including taxonomies, recommendation models, and in‑app guidance. Trustible reports that 38% of its customers are from the Fortune 500, 62% are publicly traded companies, and over 87% have global operations; one Fortune 500 CPG customer doubled the number of AI use cases after adopting the platform. The company says it will scale its team and deepen product capabilities to support broader enterprise adoption. Headquartered in the Washington D.C. area, Trustible will use new capital to fuel its next stage of growth. Financially, the company announced a $4.6 million Series Seed financing to support these efforts. Trustible provides software to help organizations accelerate Responsible AI governance, aiming to maximize trust and manage risk as AI adoption grows. Founded by Gerald Kierce and Andrew Gamino-Cheong, the company empowers organizations to confidently adopt AI technologies amid evolving regulation. It is collaborating with a select group of pilot customers across the technology, financial services, and healthcare sectors. Trustible raised $1.6M in a First funding round to support its growth. The company intends to use the funds to scale its team, accelerate growth, and further develop its product.

Participated · Seed · Sep 2024

Founded in 2023 by former CIA officer Ryan Joyce, GenLogs has built an AI-driven Truck Intelligence platform that aggregates trillions of data points from roadside cameras, satellite feeds, and other sources to map the real-time movements of commercial trucks across the United States. A three-step privacy filter deletes private-vehicle footage, screens for USDOT numbers, and blurs windows, allowing the system to focus solely on commercial freight while remaining compliant with privacy standards. The data is analyzed to verify carrier authenticity, reduce fraud, and combat the $35 billion annual problem of cargo theft. Shippers, logistics providers, insurers, financial institutions, and government agencies use the platform for carrier sourcing, underwriting, and oversight; current customers include J.B. Hunt, Werner Enterprises, AIPSO, and the Jacksonville Port Authority. The technology has also assisted federal and state law-enforcement agencies in cases involving sex trafficking and narcotics smuggling. GenLogs plans to use fresh capital to expand its sensor network and enhance its AI capabilities for broader industry adoption. The company has raised a total of $81 million to date but has not disclosed revenue or headcount figures.