Investors

Benchmark Capital

Founded in 1995, Benchmark Capital is an early-stage venture firm based on the principles of teamwork and an intense dedication to building technology companies of lasting value. Benchmark invests in technology-driven companies in the areas of enterprise software and services, networking equipment and services, semiconductors, mobile computing, consumer services and financial services. Benchmark has offices in Menlo Park, London and Tel-Aviv.

http://www.benchmark.com

Sequoia Capital

Founded in 1972 Sequoia Capital is one of the leading venture capital firms. In the last three decades Sequoia has funded hundreds of companies, including: Google, Apple, 3COM, Cisco, LSI, Yahoo, Redback and Flextronics. Sequoia Capital targets its investments in early stage companies in the areas of Components, Systems, Software and Services. Sequoia Capital offices are located in Menlo Park, California and Herzelia, Israel.

The companies organized by Sequoia Capital now account for about 10% of the value of NASDAQ.

http://www.sequoiacap.com

Bridgescale Partners

Bridgescale Partners is a Menlo Park, California based venture capital firm providing expansion capital to U.S.-based, later-stage technology companies. The founding team has more than 20 years of venture capital experience at leading early- and later-stage institutions and brings deep expertise in helping semiconductor, communication and internet companies scale their businesses. Bridgescale invests in companies that are at a stage where they need expansion capital to “scale” their business and “bridge” them to an IPO or other strategic goal.

http://www.bridgescale.com

Duff Ackerman & Goodrich

Duff Ackerman & Goodrich (DAG) Ventures is a venture capital partnership investing in and helping outstanding entrepreneurs create leading, long-term companies across a range of markets. With roots from the 1980’s in cable TV, infrastructure, media, and wireless industries, the partnership today is privileged to work with world-class entrepreneurs as they build tomorrow’s leaders in the information technology, energy, and life science sectors.

http://www.dagventures.com

Integral Capital Partners

Integral Capital Partners is a family of private investment partnerships which invest in the securities of expansion stage private companies and growth stage public companies in the information and life sciences industries. Integral was launched in 1991 by Roger McNamee and John Powell in collaboration with the venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, and the investment banking firm of Morgan Stanley & Co. Integral has invested in a wide array of information technology and life sciences companies including software companies such as Agile Software, E.piphany, Informatica, Interwoven, and Vitria. The firm has offices in Menlo Park, CA and San Francisco, CA.

http://www.icp.com/

Crescendo Ventures

Crescendo Ventures is an international venture capital firm that provides early-stage funding and growth resources to high-potential companies in the communication and enterprise infrastructure industries. Crescendo’s entire global team is focused on a single objective: supporting talented entrepreneurs in their drive to create market-leading companies. To accomplish this goal, Crescendo use internal industry expertise, team-based service structure and global networks to help emerging-growth companies achieve their full potential. Crescendo has over a billion dollars under management from offices in Palo Alto, London and Minneapolis.

http://www.crescendoventures.com/

AllianceBerstein

AllianceBernstein is an international money manager with over $700B in assets under management, and is also home to one of the world’s top rated investment research organizations, Sanford C. Bernstein.  The venture capital division of AllianceBernstein applies the Bernstein culture of research to private investing, focusing on companies that bring transformative technologies and disruptive business models to large end markets.

http://www.alliancebernstein.com/