Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

Flourish Care, founded in 2020, operates a maternal healthcare platform that matches families with credentialed doulas and delivers a hybrid model of in-person and virtual support. The platform powers referrals, care coordination, and insurance reimbursement and integrates into workflows for health plans, obstetrics, hospitals, FQHCs, and community organizations. Flourish Care reports it has supported thousands of families and is available to more than 20 million covered lives through commercial plans and Medicaid. The company is building an AI-driven risk-prediction engine using clinical and community-reported data to identify patients who may benefit from additional support earlier in pregnancy. Flourish Care positions its model as improving maternal outcomes, reducing unnecessary interventions, and lowering costs as states expand reimbursement for doula care.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2026

Boomband is building a human-first hiring platform that centers on 360-degree “Dossiers” for job seekers and AI-generated “Job Signals” for employers, eliminating traditional resumes and cold applications. Its real-time discovery engine, the Arena, matches “Players” (candidates) and “Scouts” (companies) based on mutual alignment rather than keyword filters. Founded by Monster.com creator Jeff Taylor, the company aims to solve industry pain points like applicant overload and candidate ghosting. Boomband will launch publicly in March 2026, beginning in New England with early corporate partners such as UWill, Leader Bank, CRH, Zus Health, Rochester Electronics, and South Shore Health. The platform targets sectors including tech, healthcare, financial services, and manufacturing. Backed by $4.0 million in seed funding, Boomband plans to expand nationwide later in 2026. The company is currently enrolling early adopters on its website.

Participated · Series A · Nov 2025

MindImmune Therapeutics engineers therapies that target the immune system’s role in neurodegeneration, aiming to curb the neuroinflammatory processes that accelerate diseases like Alzheimer’s. Its research identifies and modulates specific biological pathways responsible for inflammation-driven neuronal damage. The company is advancing a new class of drug candidates designed to meaningfully change the course of neurodegenerative disorders rather than merely treating symptoms. With its latest capital, MindImmune plans to complete critical translational studies and prepare an Investigational New Drug (IND) submission to the FDA. The funding will also underwrite strategic planning for the program’s first clinical trials, bringing its lead candidates closer to human testing. Although revenue figures have not been disclosed, the $5 million infusion strengthens the firm’s financial runway as it moves from preclinical work toward early clinical development.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2024

Bolden Therapeutics is developing first-in-class antisense oligonucleotides designed to promote neurogenesis as potential treatments for central nervous system illnesses including Alzheimer’s disease. The company has begun testing candidate antisense oligonucleotides in vivo and intends to advance preclinical development. It closed a $1.5M pre-seed convertible note financing to support those preclinical programs. The round was led by Resolute Venture Partners and included Slater Technology Fund, Lifespan Vision Ventures and multiple angel investors. Bolden’s foundational research originated from two Brown University research labs and the company received two ‘Golden Tickets’ from Biogen allowing residency at LabCentral and sponsored lab space. Its current research facility is located at the Tufts Launchpad | biolabs incubator. The company is led by Co-Founder and CEO Johnny Page alongside scientific co-founders Dr. Justin Fallon and Dr. Ashley Webb.

Participated · Equity · Nov 2019

VoltServer commercializes Fault Managed Power (FMP), a transmission technology that sends electricity in small, safety-checked packets embedded with data and sold under the brand Digital Electricity. The company manufactures FMP transmission products and supplies systems with extensive monitoring and control software that augment the hardware. VoltServer reports circuits installed in buildings including NFL stadiums, smart hotels, and indoor vertical farms. Led by CEO Steve Eaves and based in East Greenwich, RI, the company plans to use new funding to hire talent to accelerate product development. It intends to expand further into Communications, Intelligent Buildings, Indoor Agriculture, EV Charging, Data Centers, and other applications where rapid, lower-cost, data-enabled electricity distribution can benefit customers. The company raised new capital in 2023 to support those product and go-to-market efforts. VoltServer develops a packetized power-transmission system that overlays digital control and data onto electricity distribution, using a transmitter that breaks AC or DC into packets and a receiver that reassembles them. Its architecture incorporates digital signal processing and a semiconductor gateway similar to solar power converters to stop transmission when faults occur. The company combines hardware and software: customers buy transmitter/receiver boxes, third parties install them, and software applications track energy usage and manage outage responses. Roughly 700 stadiums, large offices and indoor grow facilities have deployed its technology; typical installations run from $30,000 to $1 million, and the largest installation is a lettuce farm in Florida. VoltServer is targeting intelligent building infrastructure, communications and indoor agriculture as core markets and says its technology can cut traditional power-transmission costs from about $36 per linear foot to less than $10. The company recently attracted a $7.4 million financing led by Sidewalk Labs and has raised $18 million to date from a group of energy-focused investors. VoltServer provides patented solutions that deliver electricity in a natively digital format by combining energy and data into energy packets transmitted from a VoltServer transmitter to a receiver. The transmitter verifies each packet and halts transmission if there is improper wiring, a short circuit, or a person touching the transmission lines. The company began shipping in early 2015 and currently powers 4G/LTE mobile services in many large sports stadiums, office towers, hotels, condominiums and medical buildings. VoltServer intends to use recent funding to support ongoing mobility deployments and trials worldwide and to expand its remote powering solutions into adjacent markets such as converged fiber optic communications (FTTx, POL), smart LED lighting, centralized battery-backed/critical power/UPS, data center and alternative energy applications. The company is led by founder and CEO Steve Eaves.