Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

Henry automates production of commercial real estate deliverables—offering memorandums, underwriting packages, pitch decks, buyer lists and transaction summaries—claiming a 90% reduction in analyst production time and a platform-wide median turnaround under four hours. The platform has produced more than 20,000 client-ready deliverables representing over $150 billion in underlying deal value and is used by teams from all of the largest commercial real estate brokerages, reaching more than 150 firms. Henry reports that more than 20% of its customers have reduced staffing requirements as a direct result of the platform. The company launched Henry Deal to turn firms' institutional memory into deliverables across the full lifecycle of a transaction. Henry plans to use new capital to expand engineering and product teams and build the system-of-record capabilities described in the Henry Deal launch. Adam Pratt and Sammy Greenwall are co-founders and the company announced significant enterprise traction in the press release.

Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

Arkenstone Defense provides a managed operating system that packages government contracting requirements—cleared workforce, payroll and benefits, personnel and facility security, compliance, and accreditation—into a single service for commercial technology companies. The platform is anchored by a Professional Employer Organization (PEO) that legally employs cleared workers and carries the layered functions companies need to win and deliver federal contracts. Arkenstone launched from stealth and is led by co-founder and CEO Peter Dixon and co-founder and COO William Treseder. The company reported that more than two dozen defense technology firms already use its platform. Arkenstone positions itself to reduce the operational lead time and cost of certifications like CMMC Level 2 and other accreditation lifecycles that previously forced startups to build separate government back offices. It is headquartered in Menlo Park, California, with additional offices in Albuquerque, New Mexico and Burr Ridge, Illinois.

Led · Seed · Jun 2026

Critical Energy designs and manufactures modular turbines and turbomachinery aimed at speeding deployment of geothermal power plants. The company leverages founder Spencer Jackson's SpaceX turbomachinery experience to produce factory-built modules that can be assembled faster than large, site-assembled turbines. Its immediate plan is to build a 2.5 megawatt turbine module as its first project, with a 5 megawatt module in development for enhanced geothermal operators. The first plant using its turbines is slated for completion by 2027. Financially, Critical Energy has raised $19 million in seed equity and $3 million in venture debt, totaling $22 million in early capital. The company projects rapid scaling, targeting gigawatt-scale output by the early 2030s and a long-term goal of producing 300 gigawatts of capacity per year by 2045.

Participated · Equity · May 2026

Scope provides an AI workflow platform built for the Testing, Inspection and Certification (TIC) sector to help inspection teams capture findings in the field, access relevant context, automate administrative work and generate reports in minutes. The platform aims to reduce reporting time and increase inspection capacity so teams can scale inspections without compromising quality, compliance or expert judgement. The company is led by CEO Jonathan Low and CTO Jakob Cassiman and is based in London, UK. Following the $20M funding, Scope plans to grow its London-based team and accelerate adoption among inspection companies globally. The articles do not disclose revenue, user counts, or prior funding details.

Participated · Series A · May 2026

Optura provides an enterprise platform that maps fragmented organizational data into a unified knowledge layer, scores and ranks AI use cases, simulates projected returns, and deploys and monitors AI agents across healthcare organizations. The ROAI™ discipline emphasizes measuring and tracking live performance against projected value to move organizations from experimentation to measurable outcomes. Optura reports more than $2 billion in AI initiatives on its platform, $120 million in tracked value, 700% ROAI™ on in-flight initiatives, and over 250 identified use cases. The company plans to invest the Series A proceeds in expanding AI capabilities, enlarging platform teams and scaling partnerships with large language model providers. Optura has commercial customers that include enterprise health plans and providers such as Independence Blue Cross, Prime Therapeutics and Ardent Health.