Led · Seed · Aug 2026

Legio provides an enterprise-grade operations platform that serves as the operational backbone for campus public safety teams, unifying dispatch, incident response, case management, patrols/guard tours, asset management, and regulatory reporting. The platform is designed so operational work generates the compliance artifacts (for example, daily crime logs and Annual Security Reports) from live operational data with teams kept in the loop. Legio was founded by Darren Hill, Mike Wertman, and Joe Crampton. The company intends to accelerate product development and expand its design partner program following its $5 million seed round. The announcement frames Legio as rebuilding campus public safety software with an AI-native architecture tailored to higher education's regulatory and operational complexity.

Participated · Equity · May 2026

Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Los Angeles, Rightsline offers a unified rights and royalties platform that spans rights management, royalty calculation, financials, and accounting. The company serves more than 300 large organizations across eight IP-intensive verticals, including media and entertainment, publishing, consumer products, life sciences, technology, gaming, music and franchising. Its platform processes more than $40 billion in royalties annually and manages over 150 million IP assets across 28 countries. Rightsline reported record growth in bookings, revenue and retention in 2025 and another record quarter in Q1 2026. The company has begun shipping AI-powered products, including an AI contract ingestion assistant and a natural-language rights and availabilities assistant, and plans to accelerate that roadmap and expand internationally following the new investment.

Led · Series A · Jan 2025

Workwize automates the end-to-end lifecycle of IT hardware—from procurement and deployment to retrieval, decommissioning, and disposal. The platform leverages AI and automation to eliminate manual vendor coordination, provide pre-configured devices with MDM from local warehouses, and ensure compliance and certified wiping, recycling, or resale. Workwize says it reduces IT hardware administrative time per employee from 27 hours to 10 minutes and already manages over 100,000 devices for 25,000+ users across 100+ countries. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in Amsterdam, the company grew more than 3x in 2024 and counts customers including Adyen, Elastic, EQT, and HelloFresh. The new funding will accelerate AI-driven automation, expand global operations, and support the launch of a U.S. office in early 2025 while enabling the company to double headcount in 2025. Workwize also emphasizes sustainability by repurposing phased-out equipment and offering certified data-wiping and recycling/resale services. Workwize, founded in 2020, provides a marketplace and smart software that lets employees use individual budgets to order home-office equipment and services (ergonomic desks, chairs, coffee, IT products). The platform is designed to streamline onboarding and offboarding and to set up remote offices for fast-growing organisations. Workwize positions itself to promote healthy work environments and greater diversity through its service. The company reports accelerated growth driven by the shift to hybrid and remote work and counts clients such as Netflix, Mollie and Rocket Delivery. It raised a €1.5 million investment to support expansion. The team plans to use the capital to add new suppliers and product options and to scale operations internationally. Workwize has begun international hiring (first hire in France) and is recruiting across tech, commerce and operations to support multilingual, cross‑border service.

Participated · Series A · Mar 2022

Manifest Climate is an AI-powered climate intelligence SaaS+ platform that organizes climate-related information, identifies gaps in climate maturity, and provides TCFD-aligned benchmarks and recommendations. Its TCFD Readiness Module, client-focused benchmarking, and on-demand educational resources help organizations build capacity for governance, disclosure and risk management. The platform also tracks legal and policy changes and delivers monthly curated reports with expert analysis on climate trends and best practices. Manifest’s software is used by large financial, insurance, endowments and asset management organizations, and companies across real estate, mining, technology and packaged goods; named users include Scotiabank, Manulife, Teck Resources, BentallGreenOak and Loomis Sayles. The company completed a CAD $30 million Series A to accelerate product development and international expansion. Management says proceeds will support product development, international expansion and other growth initiatives as regulators globally embrace TCFD-based disclosure standards.

Led · Series B · Oct 2021

Coconut Software provides appointment scheduling and lobby management solutions for banks and credit unions. Its enterprise platform is used by leading financial institutions across North America, including RBC Royal Bank, Arvest Bank, Vancity, and Rogue Credit Union. The company’s core product streamlines customer appointments and lobby flows, and it plans to launch Coconut Connect to allow staff and members to coordinate and facilitate meetings within the platform. Coconut intends to use new funding to accelerate product launches, hire key roles, and invest in marketing, sales, and customer success to drive demand and revenue. Over the prior three years the company achieved 100%+ year‑over‑year revenue growth as financial institutions modernize their customer experience. Coconut Software offers a SaaS appointment-scheduling and lobby management platform that modernizes how banks, credit unions and other enterprises engage with customers, aiming to drive loyalty and personalized experiences. The company says it is using recent investment to raise the bar across the financial industry and expand its digital customer engagement capabilities. Coconut was founded in 2007 and grew from a bootstrap to a team of more than 50 employees, with offices in Saskatoon and Toronto. Its client roster includes Vancity, United Federal Credit Union, Servus Credit Union, Jackson Hewitt, London Drugs, Rogers and Telus. Financially, Coconut has raised multiple rounds and supplemental funding this year, and is positioning its product for broader enterprise adoption. Coconut Software offers a centralized service engagement platform that provides appointment scheduling and lobby management, delivering real-time insights into sales and support interactions. The platform is designed to optimize workforce allocation and provide a consistent customer experience across online, in-branch, and contact-center touchpoints. The company serves financial organizations and emphasizes improving service engagement and operational efficiency. Founded in 2007 and led by CEO Katherine Regnier, Coconut Software is based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and also maintains an office in Toronto. The company is backed by Information Venture Partners, ScaleUp Ventures, StandUp Ventures and Neal Dempsey of Bay Partners. It intends to use recent financing to support its strategic plan and invest in growth. Coconut Software provides appointment-scheduling software for large enterprises with retail store outlets, enabling customers to choose appointment times and avoid telephone hold times. Its platform delivers service securely to customers and is used by firms including Jackson Hewitt, London Drugs, Rogers and TELUS. Founded in 2011 by CEO Katherine Regnier and based in Saskatoon, the company focuses on servicing telco and other large retail-facing clients. Coconut raised C$4.2m in a Series A to support growth. The company intends to use the funds to expand operations in Saskatoon and Toronto. As part of the financing, investor representatives will join the board to support the company’s expansion plans.