Participated · Series C · Feb 2026

Fieldguide delivers a cloud-based, AI-native platform that combines audit and advisory professionals with "agentic" artificial intelligence to optimize every phase of engagement delivery, from planning through close. Built specifically for regulated environments, the software focuses on improving efficiency, client experience, and firm growth across audit, advisory, and assurance practices. The platform is already used by leading firms such as KPMG, RSM US, Baker Tilly, CBIZ, BDO, Grant Thornton, Forvis Mazars, and dozens of other national and regional accounting firms. By automating workflows and surfacing AI-driven insights, Fieldguide aims to reduce manual effort and accelerate report delivery for practitioners. The company plans to allocate its latest capital toward scaling operations and accelerating product development, deepening its AI capabilities and expanding market reach. Including the newest round, Fieldguide has raised a cumulative $125 million in venture funding, underscoring strong investor confidence in its offering.

Participated · Series B · Dec 2025

Solve Intelligence has built a patent lifecycle platform that supports invention harvesting, application drafting, continuations, divisionals, and office-action responses, integrating tightly with tools such as Microsoft Word while providing enterprise-grade security and confidentiality controls. In April 2026 the company introduced Charts, an AI product that generates and analyzes infringement and invalidity claim charts, standard-essential patent mappings, freedom-to-operate reviews, and portfolio-level comparisons, complete with citation support and exposed reasoning for traceability. More than 400 IP teams across six continents already rely on Solve’s software, with customers reporting 60–80 % time savings on drafting tasks. The firm positions itself as the “Copilot for IP law,” aiming to unify a fragmented patent ecosystem into a single workflow and data layer. With the new capital, Solve plans to deepen R&D, broaden its platform into litigation support and high-volume patent analysis, and establish offices in New York City and Munich. The company is actively hiring across AI research, patent law, and software engineering. Including the latest round, Solve has raised a total of $55 million to date.

Led · Seed · Jun 2025

AgentSmyth offers an autonomous agent platform for trading and investment that produces real-time, institutional-grade intelligence for professional traders. Its stack uses five autonomous agents that capture macro data, investor sentiment, quantitative analysis, options activity, and corporate earnings to generate trade-ready insights. The platform has been deployed by 48 institutional customers across banks, hedge funds, and asset managers with client assets ranging from $2 billion to $50 billion and has been rolled out on trading floors at some Wall Street institutions. AgentSmyth is accelerating adoption and plans to ship the next wave of fully autonomous, trade-ready agents. The company is a registered investment adviser and FINRA-registered, and is headquartered in New York City. To date it has raised $11.2 million in total funding. AgentSmyth builds AI-driven agent technology for the financial sector, combining equity trading expertise with large language model methodologies to deliver advanced decision-making tools. Its AI agents function as specialized team members, conducting macro research, offering ticker- and sector-level analysis, monitoring unusual option flow, and producing tick-by-tick narratives. Led by Pulkit Jaiswal alongside Wall Street veterans Daniel McCooey and Mike Block, the company packages domain expertise into automated, context-sensitive information analysis for financial professionals. AgentSmyth raised $2.5M in seed funding from backers including Michael Rafferty and Craig Milias. The firm said it will use the proceeds to expand operations and accelerate development efforts. The company is based in New York City.

Participated · Equity · May 2020

Stringr began as a marketplace connecting news organizations with videographers and has expanded into a broader cloud-based video production platform. The company reports a network of more than 100,000 videographers and has added tools for live streaming, transcription, and editing to streamline production. Some customers use Stringr just for footage, while others rely on it as a purely cloud-based solution for producing news programming when staff cannot come into the office. Stringr also launched Embed Studios, a division that uses its videographer network to create branded content for clients including Corcoran, Zillow, HBO Max, Amazon, TikTok, Mastercard, United Way and MGM. The company says demand has increased amid COVID-19 as media companies seek more cost-effective production workflows. Financially, Stringr has raised new funding and says its total capital raised is $7.25 million. Stringr operates a comprehensive video marketplace that enables media organizations to source custom footage, edit and publish under tight deadlines. The company leverages a nationwide network of more than 60,000 responsive videographers who provide broadcast-quality video in every major U.S. market. Stringr collaborates with The Associated Press by providing a selection of daily video stories for syndication through AP’s VideoHub marketplace. The company was founded in 2014 by Lindsay Stewart and Brian McNeill, who met at The Wharton School, and is based in New York City. Stringr raised more than $1M in the latest funding and has raised $4.6M to date. It intends to use the new funds to accelerate growth, including integration of its service into partners’ products. Stringr operates a marketplace that lets media customers post requests for footage and receive submissions, often in under an hour. The platform is open to professional videographers and casual contributors, but emphasizes quality through a curation team that works with both newsrooms and shooters. CEO and co-founder Lindsay Stewart previously worked as a TV news producer for ABC, Bloomberg and Fox News, and says the service was born from newsroom needs. Stringr currently hosts 10,000 videographers on its platform. The company's present focus is editorial footage for breaking news and evergreen stories, with potential to expand to other businesses that need video. Stringr plans to apply learnings from pilot markets toward a nationwide push.

Participated · Series A · Feb 2020

Enveil commercializes homomorphic encryption and secure multiparty computation to let organizations analyze and use encrypted data without decrypting it. Its product suite, marketed under the ZeroReveal brand, includes an encrypted search tool and a machine-learning product for collaborative and federated ML in a secure, private manner. The company says its IP enables complex business functionality by embedding addition and multiplication into encryption workflows. Enveil has seen a 300% increase in revenue since its February 2020 Series A and counts several strategic investors as paying customers. The startup plans to use new funding to expand its product lineup and to invest in sales and marketing to grow its customer base. The CEO is Ellison Anne Williams. Enveil builds an API-based homomorphic encryption product called ZeroReveal that enables computation on encrypted data without requiring changes to existing compute environments. ZeroReveal is a two-party setup with a client app inside an enterprise network and a server app deployed where data resides; together they act as a point-to-point proxy to protect analytics and interactions. The product complements data-at-rest and data-in-transit encryption, and the company has filed 13 patent applications related to its approach. Enveil has kept a low profile for roughly three years and was founded by Ellison Anne Williams, a former National Security Agency senior researcher and former senior scientist at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. With the new funding, Enveil plans to expand its product line, grow customer support and sales teams, and cultivate traction in both commercial and government markets. Financially, the company announced a $10 million Series A that brings total funding to approximately $15 million. Enveil develops a Never Decrypt computation capability that lets enterprises perform search and analytics without exposing data during processing, protecting Data in Use. Its platform enables secure operations on both encrypted and unencrypted data in the cloud, on‑premises, or hybrid environments. The company cites traction with customers in the financial industry and use cases such as secure data monetization, crown‑jewel protection, secure cloud migration, and GDPR compliance. Enveil plans to use the new capital to enhance its platform, expand operations, hire growth‑oriented roles, and execute a go‑to‑market strategy to increase availability for commercial and government enterprises worldwide. The company was founded by U.S. Intelligence Community alumni and highlights prior recognition, including winning the 2017 RSA Conference Innovation Sandbox.