Led · Equity · Aug 2026

Path Intelligence has recently been active in the startup competition and grant circuit, winning the Open Pitch at Invest Fest. Over the past six months the company secured a $50,000 NC IDEA SEED grant and subsequently a $125,000 investment from Open Opportunity Fund and Earn Your Leisure. Coverage emphasizes the team’s fundraising momentum and competition successes. The articles do not provide details about the company’s product, revenue, users, or specific plans for growth. No founding year, location, or valuation information was disclosed.

Led · Equity · May 2026

Coworked builds Harmony, an AI project manager designed to perform coordination, follow-through, and administrative tasks for enterprise project teams. Harmony operates across existing enterprise systems and channels—email, chat, voice, and tools like Microsoft Project & Planner, Atlassian Jira, Smartsheet, ServiceNow, Salesforce, and NH360—so teams do not need to adopt a new UI. The product is positioned to increase PMO capacity by taking on the execution-heavy work that consumes project managers’ time, enabling human PMs to focus on leadership and stakeholder alignment. Coworked was founded by Shawn Harris (CEO), Ravi Linganuri (CTO), and Dr. Sulak Soysa (Chief AI Officer), who bring experience from IBM, Dell, Target, and Deloitte. The company is SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certified and plans to use new funding to grow engineering and deployment teams, deepen integrations, and scale go-to-market efforts.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2026

Furl builds a platform that ingests findings from existing security and IT tools, investigates real-world context on endpoints and servers, and then automatically executes and validates remediation steps. Rather than generating more tickets or dashboards, the software performs the hands-on work of patching misconfigurations, outdated software, broken installs, and other issues that typically languish in vulnerability backlogs. The product integrates with widely used solutions such as Rapid7, Tenable, Qualys, Automox, Action1, and SentinelOne, allowing fixes to occur within customers’ established workflows. Early adopters are using Furl to shrink remediation backlogs and eliminate manual hand-offs between Security and IT teams. Founded by alumni of Rapid7, Automox, and Censys, the company targets the industry’s “execution gap,” where only 1 in 10 identified vulnerabilities are typically resolved. With its new capital, Furl plans to accelerate product development, broaden operating-system coverage, and add capabilities for more complex multi-step fixes. The company is currently working with select customers and preparing the platform for wider availability.

Participated · Equity · Sep 2025

Zelio E-Mobility builds and sells electric two- and three-wheelers aimed at India’s rapidly expanding e-mobility market. The company positions itself as a fast-growing player with a business model that has attracted strong investor confidence. Ahead of a planned SME initial public offering, it secured significant anchor interest, indicating belief in its profitability and growth trajectory. Foreign investors accounted for 30 % of the anchor tranche, underscoring international appetite for India’s EV sector. By allotting shares at ₹136 (₹10 face value plus ₹126 premium), the firm demonstrated its ability to command a premium valuation. The upcoming IPO window is scheduled for 30 September 2025 to 3 October 2025, providing the company with further capital for expansion. Management highlights the anchor round as validation of its market strategy and future growth plans. No operating metrics such as revenue or unit sales were disclosed in the press release.

Participated · Series B · Jan 2022

Esusu operates a financial technology platform that reports on-time rent payments to the major credit bureaus, enabling renters to establish or boost their credit scores. The product is used by multifamily property owners, operators, and financial institutions to integrate rent reporting seamlessly into their workflows. Today, Esusu’s network spans 5 million units and reaches approximately 12 million residents while processing about $100 billion in annual gross lease volume. Key enterprise partners include major real estate players such as Blackstone, Invitation Homes, and Nuveen Real Estate. The company monetizes through SaaS-style agreements with property managers and ancillary services tied to resident financial products. With more than $200 million raised to date, Esusu aims to deepen product development and scale operations further across the U.S. The fresh capital supports its mission of closing the racial wealth gap and enhancing financial stability for underserved renters.