Venture Investors

He founded the Israel Defense Forces' satellite intelligence unit and later served as Amdocs's CTO, and now invests in deep tech at Entrée.

Elevation's founder wants to build the firm Indian founders pick first for decades, and now backs companies later in their journey.

He walks into founder meetings without a fixed thesis, looking for customer-obsessed founders in Indian consumer tech, SaaS and AI.

He backs software teams that learn fast from customers, the trait he cited when Entrée led Chamelio's Series A.

He co-founded DCVC on the bet that systems thinking from environmental science plus deep tech can tackle urgent real-world problems, and still invests on it.

He led acquisitions and strategic investments at Google Cloud, and now backs AI infrastructure and vertical software from Lambda to Nango.

Mayfield's managing partner treats company building as a marathon, and is steering the firm's AI investing from a company's first day.

She backs AI-first business applications from Jasper to Tennr, and has taken the case for AI in the enterprise to the TED stage.

He aims to be the first investor behind generational companies, the pattern behind his leads in monday.com, Riskified and Stripe.

A founder before he was an investor, he now backs European AI infrastructure such as Deepslate's voice models and Kontext's agent security.

An early investor in Databricks, Turing and Arize, he works with technical founders on finding product-market fit and growing into CEOs.

He backs AI that developers can build into real software, as in DCVC's lead on TypeSafe AI's seed round.

A deep tech founder at 24, he now runs Xora's investing and its venture lab, backing AI infrastructure such as Celestial AI and HyperLight.

He grew New York's enterprise tech meetup into a community of more than 10,000 and backs AI, developer tool and infrastructure founders at seed.

She leads Work-Bench's SaaS investing and built the #womenterprise community for women in enterprise tech.

He leads Hetz's cyber investing and has argued that the next Israeli cyber unicorn will be agentic.

He built Non Sibi's AI strategy around industrial markets, and backed Satlyt because its business grows with every satellite launched.

He ran Seagate Technology through two long stints as chief executive, and brings that infrastructure operating record to Crosspoint's security investing.

A lawyer turned operator, he ran legal, finance and staff work at the four companies Greg Clark led before they started Crosspoint together.

He went from eCircle's venture investor to its CFO, and brings that operator's view of scaling SaaS companies to 42CAP's seed rounds.

He has been building technology since 1983, and steers DCVC's deep tech bets from quantum computing to applied AI.

He built monday.com's global revenue organization through its IPO, and now brings that go-to-market experience to Entrée's founders.

He bets on outsider founders taking first-principles swings at AI compute, and led seed rounds for Etched and TeRAM.

A self-taught engineer who was among Facebook's first, he backs AI developer tools such as Mastra, Linkup and Photon at the earliest stage.

A securities lawyer and founder, he runs Non Sibi's business and compliance work after years as counsel to investors in diverse founders.

A two-time founder, he backs consumer founders building AI-native products that people come to rely on every day.

He backs founders using AI to cut costly, repeatable failures out of enterprise and industrial operations.

A former intelligence officer and hedge fund data chief, he argues that startups building around AI chip constraints will own the next decade.

A Temasek veteran who helped open its offices in Brazil and Mexico, he now runs Temasek's early-stage platform for AI and industrial companies.

A former IDEO product designer, he backs product-minded founders and led Foundation's investments in Cerebras Systems, Stripe and Anomalo.

A co-founder of eCircle who later ran Teradata's Marketing Cloud unit, he now backs European B2B software founders at seed from Munich.

He co-founded Hybris and later ran product and engineering for SAP Customer Experience, and now brings that builder's view to 42CAP's seed bets.