Investors in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

The Fund is a community-driven venture capital firm that invests in mission-driven, technology-enabled companies at the earliest stages. Founded by a group of over 500 founders and operators, The Fund focuses on supporting startups that are using technology to make a positive impact on society. The firm operates on a unique model where community members pool their capital, networks, and expertise to invest locally, fostering startup ecosystems in various cities around the world. This approach emphasizes giving back to the communities that have supported the founders in their entrepreneurial journeys. The Fund's portfolio includes a diverse range of companies across different industries, all united by a shared commitment to innovation and social good.

The Helm is a New York-based venture capital firm founded in 2016, dedicated to investing in female entrepreneurs across the United States. The firm focuses on early-stage investments in healthcare and technology-related companies, aiming to address the underrepresentation of women in leadership roles within these sectors. By providing capital and strategic support, The Helm seeks to empower women-led businesses to drive innovation and achieve sustainable growth. Their portfolio includes companies like Testmate Health, which specializes in health services, and itselectric, a Brooklyn-based electric vehicle curbside charging company. The Helm's commitment to diversity and inclusion is evident in their investment strategy, as they actively seek out and support female founders to create a more equitable entrepreneurial ecosystem.

The Engine is a nonprofit incubator and accelerator dedicated to providing early-stage Tough Tech companies with critical infrastructure, programs, and a convergent ecosystem of wet labs and engineering spaces to solve global challenges through science and engineering.

The Fabric is a Silicon Valley-based pre-Series A startup foundry and accelerator that co-creates and launches companies specifically in the cloud and IoT infrastructure space.

The Family is a global fellowship of ambitious founders dedicated to building scalable businesses. Twice a year, they select 50 startups from around the world to participate in a six-week remote program. In exchange for 5% equity, The Family provides comprehensive support, including advice, mindset development, networking opportunities, and access to a world-class investor demo day. Their mission is to empower entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds by offering resources and guidance to transform their companies and prepare them for investment. The program emphasizes intensive collaboration, strategic decision-making, and community engagement to foster long-term success.

The W Fund is a venture capital firm specializing in startups, early stage and high-growth companies. It seeks to invest in technology sector. It seeks to invest in companies led by women or other founders who have been traditionally underrepresented or under-funded in the startup space. 70 percent of the Fund's investments goes towards women. Half of that 70 percent will go towards women who also come from another group that has been traditionally under-funded based on race, ethnicity, LGBTQ+ identity, socioeconomic status, nationality, age, disability and location. The remaining 30 percent will go towards any founder from a traditionally under-funded group, towards a solution that directly solves for issues around diversity and inclusion, or towards a solution that addresses the needs of a traditionally underserved market. The fund seeks to invest nationally and is primarily interested in five cities - Nashville, Atlanta, Portland (Oregon), Austin and Chicago. The W Fund is based in the United States with additional office in Columbus, Ohio.

The W Fund is an early-stage venture fund that aims to invest approximately $20 million over the next four years in promising start-ups spinning out of the University of Washington and other research institutions across the state. The Fund leverages Washington’s research strength to drive the state’s innovation economy by spurring the creation of jobs and tax revenue, and attracting investment capital into Washington. Access to earliest-stage capital is a gate to compelling opportunities. The W Fund will help the most promising research and student-generated start-ups realize those opportunities, gain traction more quickly, and reach venture-fundable milestones. The spin out of many more companies across Washington State will demonstrate the commitment of the region’s business leaders and investment community to support innovation and technological growth in the Pacific Northwest.

The 22 Fund is a growth equity firm that invests in tech-based manufacturing and exporting companies in the United States. The firm intentionally focuses on women- and BIPOC-led firms to deliver high ROI and social impact, specifically targeting clean manufacturing and quality job creation.

The Faktory is a venture capital firm specializing in seed/startup and early venture. It targets broadcasting and business-to-business (b2b) with a focus on Internet of Things and connected devices and enterprise software. The firm seeks to invest across Belgium, France, Luxembourg, and Netherlands. The firm seeks to invest between €0.2 million ($0.24 million) and €1 million ($1.21 million) per transaction and take a minority stake at around 30%. The Faktory was founded in 2013 and is based in Angleur, Belgium.

The HR Fund is a venture capital firm specializing in equity investments in seed, series A&B rounds ,start-ups, early stage businesses, and growth capital. The firm focuses its investments in human resource services companies and niche solution providers in human resource technology, staffing (general), recruitment and hiring, training, learning and development, secrity of data, human resource analytics, professional employee organizations, and human resource software companies. The firm’s secondary focus is on HRO, RPO, benefit consulting, relocation, screening, payroll, staffing-temp, human resource consulting, executive research, and staffing-online sectors. The firm seeks to invest in companies in India, Singapore, the United States, the Sub-continent, the Middle East, and Asia Pacific. It targets investing INR2 crore ($0.33 million) to INR8 crore ($1.30 million) in private companies with revenues between INR2 Crore ($0.33 million) and INR10 Crore ($1.63 million). The firm builds the companies and make them public. It's partnerships ranges from equity investments to joint ventures. It seeks to take board position in its portfolio companies. The HR Fund was founded in November 2011 and is based in Gurgaon, India with an additional office in New Delhi, India.

The Kitchen is an accelerator and venture capital arm of Strauss Group specializing in startup, incubation, and early venture investments. The firm typically invests in the commercialize cutting edge technology, food tech, alternative proteins, beverage, and food related seed to shelf sectors. The firm invests in Israel. It invests between $0.65 million and $0.75 million. The Kitchen was founded in 2015 and is based in Ashdod, Israel.

An Israeli venture capital firm and venture studio investing in early-stage, revenue-generating startups. They provide hands-on support and U.S.-based growth initiatives to help companies achieve product-market fit and scale from pre-seed to IPO.

The Big Push is a startup accelerator specializing in startups, seed stage and series A investments. The firm seeks to provide equity-for-service and provides resources and advice to early stage startups. It typically invests in technology companies with a female founder or co-founder in Canada. The firm invests in the companies with revenues of CAD $10,000 ( US $7814) . The firm's each program spans between 4 to 6 months. It seeks to invest in Toronto-Kitchener-Waterloo corridor. The Big Push is based in Toronto, Canada.

The Craftory is an $550M global investment house focused solely on amping Challenger Brands. We only invest in new, digitally-activated consumer goods brands that have powerful mission-driven purposes to improve the categories they serve, our society, or the planet.Our MissionDeliver Righteous Causes, brand by brand. When we say ‘Righteous Cause’ we’re not getting churchy, we’re talking about a brand purpose that aims to make the world a better place.Our New House of BrandsWe're building the house of brands for the 21st Century. There are a handful of big themes we really care about - these are the truly Righteous Causes that excite us, and stand to change our world:1. Deliver Good Health2. Democratise Access3. Progress Society4. Prosper Sustainably5. Champion Self-EsteemIf your brand addresses any - or multiple - of the themes listed here, we'd love to talk. Think we've missed something important? Hit us up. We're all about visionary thinking, progress and collaboration.

The CXO Fund supports entrepreneurs who are building disruptive solutions to address problems in large markets. Our investments go beyond providing capital, we mentor our portfolio company's CEO and leadership, help them solve complex technology challenges, and make connections to individuals and companies across our network.

The E14 Fund is an MIT-affiliated venture capital firm dedicated to partnering with founders who are shaping the future. They invest in early-stage companies, providing support from pre-seed to Series A and beyond. Their portfolio includes companies like Butlr, Culture Biosciences, Formlabs, OPT Industries, Overjet, Mosaic ML, Sourcemap, Tulip, and Maniro. The E14 Fund also offers entrepreneurship programs to support the community.

The JumpFund is a women-led micro VC firm investing in female-led ventures across the Southeast U.S. Our investors and fund partners understand that investments in early stage ventures led by women have greater potential to produce higher returns and are historically underfunded. Since its founding in 2013, the JumpFund has helped change the conversation in our regional start-up ecosystem and exponentially increased investment in female entrepreneurs and gender diverse teams. With $7.7mm under management, the JumpFund has invested in 22 companies and has had one company successfully exit. Our investments and portfolio company partnerships have also leveraged over 19x additional capital from co-investors for our portfolio companies.

The-Wolfpack is a venture capital firm specializing in early stage and startup. The firm prefers to invest in Asia-Pacific region, South-East Asia and Australia. The firm prefers to invest in direct-to-consumer (D2C), consumer goods, leisure and media sectors. The-Wolfpack was incorporated in April 2020 and is based in Singapore.

Good and Well is a venture capital firm specializing in early stage investments in social purpose businesses. The firm seeks to invest in Canada. The firm primarily make investment of $100,000 to $500,000. Good and Well is based in Toronto, Canada.

The CID Group is a private equity and venture capital firm. For venture capital, the firm seeks make early stage investments in innovative technologies, healthcare, consumer, software and clean energy. Also for venture capital, it prefers to make industry integration by establishing a portfolio of vertical integrated and synergistic industry chains. For private equity, the firm specializes in growth capital transitioning to mature stage. Also for private equity, it typically tailors transformation plans for each portfolio, including mergers and acquisitions, spin-offs, restructuring, privatizations and re-listings. The firm also specializes in investments in late stage, management buyouts, turnarounds, recapitalization and restructuring, divisional spinouts, and spin-offs transactions. It prefers to invest in information technology, storage, automotive; wireless communication, industrial; technology and business services; telecom and media; franchise, FPD display, and transportation. Within Mainland China, the firm focuses on investments in education, semiconductor, and social networking services. It seeks to invest in companies based in Taiwan, China, Korea, Hong Kong, and the United States. The firm acquires both minority and majority stake in companies. It also co-invests with other private equity funds. The firm is also engaged in strategic shareholding in upstream enterprises in optoelectronics, optical materials, pharmaceuticals, AIoT, enterprise software, and ESG services. The CID Group was founded in 1998 and is based in Taipei, Taiwan with additional offices in Shanghai, China; and Singapore.

The Cove Fund is a family of seed-stage venture capital funds that provides startup funding for promising new Southern California ventures. The Fund is headquartered in “The Cove” at UC Irvine Applied Innovation, a centrally located and vibrant gathering place for entrepreneurs, innovators and investors in the Southern California startup ecosystem.

The FSE Group (FSE C.I.C) has been investing in ambitious small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that have the potential for significant growth. We understand the funding challenges facing emerging and mid-sized companies looking to expand, and we provide funds and support.We have offices based in Camberley, London, Birmingham, Ipswich & Truro.

TCW is a leading global asset management firm with more than five decades of investment experience and a broad range of products across fixed income, equities, emerging markets, and alternative investments. TCW’s clients include many of the world’s largest corporate and public pension plans, financial institutions, endowments and foundations, as well as financial advisors and high net worth individuals. TCW is an Affirmative Action-Equal Opportunity Employer. For more information, please visit www.TCW.com.To see TCW career opportunities, please visit the TCW website under Our Firm/ Careers.