18. Scout AI $100.0M

Round: Series A
Description: Sunnyvale-based Scout AI develops AI systems for defense robotics, focused on enabling autonomous behavior across unmanned platforms. Founded by Colby Adcock and Collin Otis in 2024, Scout AI has now raised a total of $115.2M in total equity funding and is backed by Gaingels, Draper Associates, Booz Allen Ventures, FJ Labs, and Decisive Point.
Investors in the round: Align Ventures, Booz Allen Ventures, Bravo Victor Venture Capital, Decisive Point, Disruptive Founders Fund, Draper Associates, Evolution VC Partners, FJ Labs, Heraclitus Capital Management, Monte Carlo Capital, Neman Ventures, Shane Neman, Sigmas Group, Vaughn Capital Partners
Industry: Aerospace, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Manufacturing
Founders: Colby Adcock, Collin Otis
Founding year: 2024
Location: Sunnyvale
Total equity funding raised: $115.2M

18. Parallel $100.0M

Round: Series B
Description: Palo Alto-based Parallel develops a agents and tool APIs for building AI that accesses and utilizes the open web. Founded by Parag Agrawal in 2023, Parallel has now raised a total of $260M in total equity funding and is backed by Khosla Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Kleiner Perkins, First Round Capital, and Index Ventures.
Investors in the round: Index Ventures, Khosla Ventures, Kleiner Perkins, Sequoia Capital
Industry: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Developer APIs, Information Technology
Founders: Parag Agrawal
Founding year: 2023
Location: Palo Alto
Total equity funding raised: $260.0M

18. Slash $100.0M

Round: Series C
Description: San Francisco-based Slash provides a financial technology platform that helps businesses manage financial operations through a unified digital system. Founded by Kevin Bai and Victor Cardenas in 2020, Slash has now raised a total of $160M in total equity funding and is backed by Menlo Ventures, Khosla Ventures, Y Combinator, New Enterprise Associates, and Goodwater Capital.
Investors in the round: Goodwater Capital, Khosla Ventures, Ribbit Capital, Y Combinator
Industry: Banking, Financial Services, FinTech, Payments
Founders: Kevin Bai, Victor Cardenas
Founding year: 2020
Location: San Francisco
Total equity funding raised: $160.0M

18. Chapter $100.0M

Round: Series E
Description: New York-based Chapter offers a Medicare navigation platform providing advisory services for seniors seeking health coverage. Founded by Cobi Blumenfeld-Gantz, Corey Metzman, and Vivek Ramaswamy in 2013, Chapter has now raised a total of $284M in total equity funding and is backed by Techstars, 8VC, SV Angel, XYZ Venture Capital, and Maverick Ventures.
Investors in the round: 8VC, Addition, Fifth Down Capital, Generation Investment Management, Maverick Ventures, Narya Capital, Stripes, Susa Ventures, XYZ Venture Capital
Industry: Elderly, Health Care, Health Insurance, Medical
Founders: Cobi Blumenfeld-Gantz, Corey Metzman, Vivek Ramaswamy
Founding year: 2013
Location: New York
Total equity funding raised: $284.0M

17. Netomi $110.0M

Round: Series C
Description: San Mateo-based Netomi provides Generative AI for enterprises. Founded by Puneet Mehta in 2015, Netomi has now raised a total of $217M in total equity funding and is backed by BoxGroup, Y Combinator, Index Ventures, WndrCo, and Salesforce Ventures.
Investors in the round:
Industry: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Customer Service, Digital Marketing, Enterprise Software, Machine Learning, SaaS, Software
Founders: Puneet Mehta
Founding year: 2015
Location: San Mateo
Total equity funding raised: $217.0M

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17. Skydio $110.0M

Round: Series F
Description: San Mateo-based Skydio uses AI to create flying drones that are for consumer, enterprise, and government customers. Founded by Abraham Bachrach, Adam Bry, and Matt Donahoe in 2014, Skydio has now raised a total of $850M in total equity funding and is backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Accel, Gaingels, NVIDIA, and IVP.
Investors in the round:
Industry: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Drone Management, Drones, Machine Learning, Robotics
Founders: Abraham Bachrach, Adam Bry, Matt Donahoe
Founding year: 2014
Location: San Mateo
Total equity funding raised: $850.0M

16. Starfish Space $111.7M

Round: Series B
Description: Seattle-based Starfish Space develops and manufactures autonomous space vehicles that perform in-orbit, satellite servicing missions. Founded by Austin Link and Trevor Bennett in 2019, Starfish Space has now raised a total of $169.7M in total equity funding and is backed by Gaingels, Alumni Ventures, Shield Capital, Toyota Ventures, and NFX.
Investors in the round: Activate Capital Partners, Gaingels, Industrious Ventures, Munich Re Ventures, NFX, NightDragon, Nomi Capital, Overlap Holdings, Point72 Ventures, PSL Ventures, Shield Capital, Toyota Ventures
Industry: Aerospace, Manufacturing, Space Travel, Transportation
Founders: Austin Link, Trevor Bennett
Founding year: 2019
Location: Seattle
Total equity funding raised: $169.7M

15. Havra $113.0M

Round: Seed
Description: Mcallen-based Havra is a software company that streamline the global supply chain with insightful software and services. Founded by J. Ayala and W. Steele in 2023, Havra has now raised a total of $115.7M in total equity funding and is backed by Antler, Supply Change Capital, Ollin Ventures, and Audaz Capital.
Investors in the round:
Industry: Artificial Intelligence (AI), FinTech, Information Technology, Logistics
Founders: J. Ayala, W. Steele
Founding year: 2023
Location: Mcallen
Total equity funding raised: $115.7M

14. Omni $120.0M

Round: Series C
Description: San Francisco-based Omni provides a data collaboration and analytics platform that helps teams explore, model, and share business data in one environment. Founded by Christopher Merrick, Colin Zima, and Jamie Davidson in 2022, Omni has now raised a total of $215.9M in total equity funding and is backed by BoxGroup, First Round Capital, ICONIQ Growth, Theory Ventures, and Quiet Capital.
Investors in the round: First Round Capital, Google Ventures, ICONIQ Growth, Redpoint, Theory Ventures
Industry: Analytics, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business Intelligence, Information Technology, SaaS, Software
Founders: Christopher Merrick, Colin Zima, Jamie Davidson
Founding year: 2022
Location: San Francisco
Total equity funding raised: $215.9M

13. Aria Networks $125.0M

Round: Series A
Description: Palo Alto-based Aria Networks develops an AI-powered networking platform that monitors, analyses, and optimises data center performance. Founded by Mansour Karam in 2025, Aria Networks has now raised a total of $125M in total equity funding and is backed by Eclipse, Valor Equity Partners, Sutter Hill Ventures, and Atreides Management.
Investors in the round: Atreides Management, Eclipse, Sutter Hill Ventures, Valor Equity Partners
Industry: AI Infrastructure, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Data Center Automation, Network Hardware
Founders: Mansour Karam
Founding year: 2025
Location: Palo Alto
Total equity funding raised: $125.0M

13. Avoca $125.0M

Round: Series B
Description: New York-based Avoca uses AI agents to handle inbound and outbound interactions, including handling customer calls and managing leads. Founded by Apurva Shrivastava and Tyson Chen in 2022, Avoca has now raised a total of $125.5M in total equity funding and is backed by General Catalyst, BoxGroup, Nexus Venture Partners, Kleiner Perkins, and Y Combinator.
Investors in the round: Alt Capital, Amplify Partners, BoxGroup, General Catalyst, Kleiner Perkins, Meritech Capital Partners, Nexus Venture Partners, Y Combinator
Industry: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business Process Automation (BPA), Software
Founders: Apurva Shrivastava, Tyson Chen
Founding year: 2022
Location: New York
Total equity funding raised: $125.5M

12. Hightouch $150.0M

Round: Series D
Description: San Francisco-based Hightouch is an agentic marketing platform that utilizes a Composable Customer Data Platform (CDP) to enhance marketing efforts. Founded by Josh Curl, Kashish Gupta, and Tejas Manohar in 2018, Hightouch has now raised a total of $332.2M in total equity funding and is backed by Y Combinator, ICONIQ Growth, Sapphire Ventures, Bain Capital Ventures, and Salesforce Ventures.
Investors in the round: Amplify Partners, Bain Capital Ventures, Goldman Sachs, ICONIQ Capital, Sapphire Ventures, TD7, Y Combinator
Industry: Agentic AI, CRM, Developer Platform, Marketing, SaaS
Founders: Josh Curl, Kashish Gupta, Tejas Manohar
Founding year: 2018
Location: San Francisco
Total equity funding raised: $332.2M

11. Factory $150.0M

Round: Series C
Description: San Francisco-based Factory provides software development agents that integrate into existing engineering workflows and tools. Founded by Eno Reyes and Matan Grinberg in 2023, Factory has now raised a total of $220M in total equity funding and is backed by NVIDIA, BoxGroup, Khosla Ventures, Sequoia Capital, and Insight Partners.
Investors in the round: Abstract, Blackstone Group, Evantic Capital, Insight Partners, Khosla Ventures, MANTIS Venture Capital, Sequoia Capital, The Twenty Minute VC
Industry: Agentic AI, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Developer Tools, Software Engineering
Founders: Eno Reyes, Matan Grinberg
Founding year: 2023
Location: San Francisco
Total equity funding raised: $220.0M

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10. Reliable Robotics $160.0M

Round: Series D
Description: Mountain View-based Reliable Robotics develops automation systems for aircraft that enable remotely operated and autonomous flight operations. Founded by Juerg Frefel and Robert Rose in 2017, Reliable Robotics has now raised a total of $293.5M in total equity funding and is backed by Island Green Capital, Gaingels, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Eclipse, and Coatue.
Investors in the round: AE Ventures, Calm Ventures, Coatue, Eclipse, Gaingels, Island Green Capital, KAS Venture Partners, Lightspeed Venture Partners, Mana Ventures, Nimble Partners, Pathbreaker Ventures, Presidio Ventures, RTX Ventures, Socium Ventures, UP Partners, What If Ventures
Industry: Air Transportation, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Autonomous Vehicles
Founders: Juerg Frefel, Robert Rose
Founding year: 2017
Location: Mountain View
Total equity funding raised: $293.5M

10. Rogo $160.0M

Round: Series D
Description: New York-based Rogo.ai is an AI platform for finance that automates research, analysis, and financial workflows for investment banks and investors. Founded by Gabriel Stengel, John Willett, and Tumas Rackaitis in 2021, Rogo has now raised a total of $314M in total equity funding and is backed by BoxGroup, Khosla Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Kleiner Perkins, and Alt Capital.
Investors in the round: BoxGroup, Evantic Capital, Jack Altman, J.P. Morgan Growth Equity Partners, Khosla Ventures, Kleiner Perkins, MANTIS Venture Capital, Positive Sum, Sequoia Capital, Thrive Capital
Industry: Analytics, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business Intelligence, Financial Services, FinTech, Generative AI
Founders: Gabriel Stengel, John Willett, Tumas Rackaitis
Founding year: 2021
Location: New York
Total equity funding raised: $314.0M

9. Glydways $170.0M

Round: Series C
Description: South San Francisco-based Glydways develops autonomous transportation systems that combine small electric vehicles with dedicated guideways for urban mobility. Founded by Mark Seeger in 2016, Glydways has now raised a total of $382.5M in total equity funding and is backed by Khosla Ventures, Alumni Ventures, UpHonest Capital, Gates Frontier Fund, and New Science Ventures.
Investors in the round: ACS Group Directory, Gates Frontier Fund, Khosla Ventures, Mitsui Chemicals, Obayashi Corporation, Suzuki Motor
Industry: Clean Energy, Electric Vehicle, Manufacturing, Transportation
Founders: Mark Seeger
Founding year: 2016
Location: South San Francisco
Total equity funding raised: $382.5M

8. Hermeus $200.0M

Round: Series C
Description: El Segundo-based Hermeus is a defense aviation company that designs, builds, and tests high-Mach and hypersonic aircraft. Founded by AJ Piplica, Glenn Case, Michael Smayda, and Skyler Shuford in 2018, Hermeus has now raised a total of $356M in total equity funding and is backed by Khosla Ventures, Founders Fund, Bling Capital, 137 Ventures, and Karman Ventures.
Investors in the round: 137 Ventures, Bling Capital, Canaan Partners, Circadian Ventures, Cox Enterprises, Destiny (D/XYZ), Founders Fund, Georgia Tech Foundation, GSBackers, IQT, Karman Ventures, Khosla Ventures, RTX Ventures, Socium Ventures
Industry: Aerospace, Air Transportation, Industrial Manufacturing, Manufacturing, Military
Founders: AJ Piplica, Glenn Case, Michael Smayda, Skyler Shuford
Founding year: 2018
Location: El Segundo
Total equity funding raised: $356.0M

8. Flock Safety $200.0M

Round: Series I
Description: Atlanta-based Flock Safety provides end-to-end surveillance solutions to support law enforcement and communities. Founded by Garrett Langley and Matt Feury in 2017, Flock Safety has now raised a total of $1.2B in total equity funding and is backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Y Combinator, Kleiner Perkins, Founders Fund, and SV Angel.
Investors in the round:
Industry: Manufacturing, Public Safety, Security, Sensor
Founders: Garrett Langley, Matt Feury
Founding year: 2017
Location: Atlanta
Total equity funding raised: $1.2B

7. Valar Atomics $340.0M

Round: Series B
Description: El Segundo-based Valar Atomics develops nuclear energy systems designed to supply industrial-scale power and produce energy-derived products. Founded by Isaiah Taylor in 2023, Valar Atomics has now raised a total of $464M in total equity funding and is backed by Alumni Ventures, Riot Ventures, Contrary, AlleyCorp, and Initialized Capital.
Investors in the round: Palmer Luckey, Shyam Sankar
Industry: Energy, Nuclear, Oil and Gas, Power Grid
Founders: Isaiah Taylor
Founding year: 2023
Location: El Segundo
Total equity funding raised: $464.0M

6. SiFive $400.0M

Round: Series G
Description: San Mateo-based SiFive is a semiconductor company that delivers scalable processor core IP solutions. Founded by Andrew Waterman, Krste Asanovic, and Yunsup Lee in 2015, SiFive has now raised a total of $765.5M in total equity funding and is backed by NVIDIA, Coatue, Apollo, Spark Capital, and Point72.
Investors in the round: Apollo, Atreides Management, NVIDIA, Point72, Prosperity7 Ventures, Sutter Hill Ventures, T. Rowe Price
Industry: Electronics, Manufacturing, Semiconductor, Software
Founders: Andrew Waterman, Krste Asanovic, Yunsup Lee
Founding year: 2015
Location: San Mateo
Total equity funding raised: $765.5M

5. Vulcan Elements $430.7M

Round: Venture
Description: Cambridge-based Vulcan Elements is a manufacturer of rare-earth magnets used in critical defense and commercial applications. Founded by John Maslin and Piotr Kulik in 2023, Vulcan Elements has now raised a total of $500.9M in total equity funding and is backed by FJ Labs, nvp capital, Washington Harbour Partners, Ibex Investors, and 1789 Capital.
Investors in the round:
Industry: Aerospace, Industrial Manufacturing, Manufacturing, National Security
Founders: John Maslin, Piotr Kulik
Founding year: 2023
Location: Cambridge
Total equity funding raised: $500.9M

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4. VAST Data $500.0M

Round: Series F
Description: New York-based VAST Data offers an AI Operating System that integrates storage, database, and compute engine capabilities into a single software platform. Founded by Alon Horev, Jeff Denworth, Renen Hallak, and Shachar Fienblit in 2016, VAST Data has now raised a total of $1.4B in total equity funding and is backed by Norwest, NVIDIA, General Atlantic, New Enterprise Associates, and Bond.
Investors in the round: Access Industries, Drive Capital, Fidelity, NVIDIA
Industry: AI Infrastructure, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Database, Software
Founders: Alon Horev, Jeff Denworth, Renen Hallak, Shachar Fienblit
Founding year: 2016
Location: New York
Total equity funding raised: $1.4B

3. True Anomaly $600.0M

Round: Series D
Description: Centennial-based True Anomaly develops space security technologies, including spacecraft, software platforms, and mission systems for orbital operations. Founded by Even Rogers, Kyle Zakrzewski, and Tom Nichols in 2022, True Anomaly has now raised a total of $1B in total equity funding and is backed by Accel, Menlo Ventures, Eclipse, Paradigm, and 645 Ventures.
Investors in the round: 645 Ventures, Accel, ACME Capital, Atreides Management, Eclipse, G Squared, Menlo Ventures, Meritech Capital Partners, Narya Capital, Paradigm, Riot Ventures, Space.VC, The Private Shares Fund, VanEck
Industry: Aerospace, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Manufacturing, Military, National Security
Founders: Even Rogers, Kyle Zakrzewski, Tom Nichols
Founding year: 2022
Location: Centennial
Total equity funding raised: $1.0B

2. Slate Auto $650.0M

Round: Series C
Description: Troy-based Slate Auto is an electric vehicle company developing customizable modular electric pickup trucks. Founded by Jeffrey Wilke, Miles Arnone, and William Barker in 2022, Slate Auto has now raised a total of $761M in total equity funding and is backed by General Catalyst, Slauson & Co., Bezos Expeditions, TWG Global, and Thomas Tull.
Investors in the round: TWG Global
Industry: Automotive, Electric Vehicle, Manufacturing
Founders: Jeffrey Wilke, Miles Arnone, William Barker
Founding year: 2022
Location: Troy
Total equity funding raised: $761.0M

1. Project Prometheus $10.0B

Round: Venture
Description: San Francisco-based Project Prometheus is an artificial-intelligence company that builds systems for the physical economy. Founded by Jeff Bezos and Vikram Bajaj in 2025, Project Prometheus has now raised a total of $16.2B in total equity funding and is backed by BlackRock, ARCH Venture Partners, DST Global, JPMorgan Chase & Co., and Jeff Bezos.
Investors in the round: ARCH Venture Partners, BlackRock, DST Global, JPMorgan Chase & Co.
Industry: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Foundational AI, Information Technology, Machine Learning
Founders: Jeff Bezos, Vikram Bajaj
Founding year: 2025
Location: San Francisco
Total equity funding raised: $16.2B

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Insider One’s product is unlike anything I’ve seen in this industry. They are five years ahead of where the market is going. They have built the exact infrastructure our identification and behavioral data is built to power. – Fayez Mohamood

Founded by Mohamood, Mahmoud Arram, and Max Bennett in 2013, Bluecore had raised a total of $263.2M in equity funding and is backed by Techstars, Right Side Capital Management, Gaingels, Norwest, Felicis, FirstMark, CSC Upshot, Founders’ Co-op, Georgian, Corazon Capital, and Silver Lake Waterman. Bluecore developed a retail marketing platform that creates personalized shopping experiences across digital channels, transforming anonymous shoppers into known customers. Its Transparent ID Network processes over 10 billion daily shopper events, powering machine learning models purpose-built for retail and commerce. As part of the acquisition, Bluecore will strengthen Insider One’s data infrastructure and expand its North American enterprise footprint.

“Insider One sits at the core of how the world’s leading brands engage their customers. Our platform doesn’t layer AI onto marketing – it is the execution layer. Decision ownership has shifted from humans to intelligent systems that think, decide, and act in real time. With the acquisition of Bluecore, we further strengthen our data infrastructure edge to make autonomous customer engagement possible at enterprise scale,” said Hande Cilingir, Cofounder and CEO at Insider One.

Insider One sits at the core of how the world’s leading brands engage their customers. Our platform doesn’t layer AI onto marketing – it is the execution layer. Decision ownership has shifted from humans to intelligent systems that think, decide, and act in real time. – Hande Cilingir

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AlleyWatch sat down with Courier Health Founder and CEO Danny Sigurdson to learn more about the business, its future plans, the company’s recent funding round that brings the total funding raised to $70.5M, and much, much more…

Who were your investors and how much did you raise?

We raised a $50M Series B led by Oak HC/FT, with participation from our existing investors Norwest and Work-Bench. We’re thrilled to partner with Oak HC/FT, a team that has a deep appreciation for what it takes to build lasting infrastructure and impact in healthcare, and we’re grateful to continue our partnership with Irem Rami from Norwest and Jess Lin from Work-Bench.

Tell us about the product or service that Courier Health offers.

Courier Health provides the only purpose-built technology platform for life sciences companies to engage and support patients. We integrate data across systems and leverage AI at every layer of the platform to orchestrate more seamless experiences. This means that biopharma commercial teams can more efficiently and effectively engage stakeholders across the patient journey to drive better health outcomes.

What inspired the start of Courier Health?

The life sciences industry has seen tremendous clinical advancements, but as therapies have gotten more specialized and patient journeys more complex, the technology enabling the critical commercial teams responsible for supporting patients and providers have fallen behind. Siloed data, manual processes, and limited visibility mean that even when a patient reaches diagnosis and prescription, 30% never start that therapy and 70% discontinue within the first few months. At the time of Courier Health’s founding, it was clear that the market – and most importantly, patients and loved ones – were demanding something better. Technology was also advancing to a point where it could deliver. It’s rare to have an opportunity to work at the intersection of solving real business problems, creating tangible value, and meaningfully impacting and helping peoples’ lives. It’s a unique and rewarding opportunity that we don’t take for granted.

How is Courier Health different?

Since day one, we’ve been on a mission to solve one of the most challenging and meaningful opportunities in healthcare, which is reinventing how the hundreds of millions of people living with rare diseases and chronic conditions are supported. We’re 100% focused on improving the biopharma patient experience, and we’ve built our system from the ground up to power more seamless journeys to critical therapies. That applies to everything from how we connect data, to how we design and structure the system to help Field Access and Patient Services teams prioritize their day, to how we leverage AI advancements to automate processes at scale.
Our team operates in the same way: we focus on the outcome we’re trying to achieve and apply first principles thinking to come up with creative and impactful solutions.

What market does Courier Health target and how big is it?

Our answer here hasn’t changed much since our Series A! There are hundreds of biopharma manufacturers, thousands of specialty therapies on the market or in development, and hundreds of millions of patients and families who depend on these medicines. We remain laser focused on enabling and empowering commercial teams with the technology they need to be more efficient and effective and to improve the overall patient experience.

What’s your business model?

Our platform is licensed to biopharma companies. We also have an incredible Client Solutions team that partners with our customers from early conversations, implementation and go-live through steady-state and expansion. We’re proud our product is built and supported entirely in-house by our team here in New York.

How has the business changed since we last spoke after Courier Health’s Series A in the summer of 2024?

Our business and team have grown a ton, but our mission, and our commitment to innovating alongside our customers hasn’t changed at all. There’s incredible market momentum, and we’re moving fast to meet it. Last year, we quadrupled the number of platforms on our therapy and more than doubled our team to keep pace. We’ve strengthened our core offerings and continue to scale our AI capabilities to ensure our customers are successful.

We also hosted our 2^nd annual Patient Innovators Summit last October here in NYC, including launching the first-ever Patient Innovators Awards, and just published our annual , benchmarking more than 170 biopharma commercial leaders around the state of the industry, AI, and more.

What was the funding process like?

Having strong client partners, program outcomes, and the continued support of Norwest and Work-Bench gave us a strong foundation to work from. We’re grateful that the process moved quickly, and that we found the right partner in Oak HC/FT, a firm with an incredible track record in healthcare that understands the opportunity and impact of what we’re building.

What are the biggest challenges that you faced while raising capital?

Time is always the biggest constraint in a startup environment! Fortunately, we were able to act opportunistically and meet with investors who understand the size and urgency of what we’re tackling.

What factors about your business led your investors to write the check?

I think it ultimately comes down to the scale of the problem, the strength of our platform and team, and most importantly, the outcomes our customers are seeing. Companies who choose Courier Health are achieving double-digit improvements in start rates, 6-month persistency, and overall team productivity. Ultimately, that means patients can access therapies that meaningfully impact their lives, and what’s good for patients is good for business.

I think it ultimately comes down to the scale of the problem, the strength of our platform and team, and most importantly, the outcomes our customers are seeing. Companies who choose Courier Health are achieving double-digit improvements in start rates, 6-month persistency, and overall team productivity. Ultimately, that means patients can access therapies that meaningfully impact their lives, and what’s good for patients is good for business.

What are the milestones you plan to achieve in the next six months?

We remain focused on scaling our platform and AI advantage, attracting top-notch talent, and growing our customer base. On the product side, that means additional AI agents designed and trained specifically for this industry that can work autonomously to handle tasks such as intake processing, benefits checks, and responding to information requests. On the go-to-market side, we’re continuing to bring our technology to more customers searching for an innovative solution to power the patient experience.

I’d be remiss if I didn’t mention that we’re hiring across almost every department! In the next six months, we’ll grow our team, move into new office space, and continue to challenge the status quo of how biopharma commercial teams operate.

What advice can you offer companies in New York that do not have a fresh injection of capital in the bank?

The word I probably use more than anything at Courier Health is “focus.” There is a saying I love, which is “more companies die of indigestion than starvation.” My advice to any startup would be the same thing that I tell my team: Stay maniacally focused on our customers and their outcomes. Get in the trenches with them, understand where their pain points are, and then work tirelessly to deliver the most innovative solution possible. The companies that earn customer trust will find a path forward.

Where do you see the company going now over the near term?

We serve customers to ultimately serve patients. There is no shortage of opportunity for us to continue doing that, so it is our infinite north star. Near term, that means continued investment in our product and agentic capabilities, investing in enabling customers and partners to be successful with the platform, and continuing to hire and retain world-class talent here in New York City.

What’s your favorite spring destination in and around the city?

Washington Market Park in Tribeca. It’s great for kids, and they do a wonderful job with the flowers and local events. A perfect spring weekend for me is spending time outside with my family, and we often do that in that park.

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Anello Photonics – $25.0M

Santa Clara-based Anello Photonics develops silicon photonic optical gyroscopes for autonomous navigation applications. Founded by Mario Paniccia and Mike A Horton in 2018, Anello Photonics has now raised a total of $53M in total equity funding and is backed by Catapult Ventures, IronGate Capital Advisors, Lockheed Martin, Mana Ventures, MESH, New Legacy Group, One Madison Group, and Washington Harbour Partners.

Astranis – $300.0M

San Francisco-based Astranis develops small communications satellites for geostationary and high Earth orbit connectivity. Founded by John Gedmark and Ryan McLinko in 2015, Astranis has now raised a total of $1B in total equity funding and is backed by Andreessen Horowitz, Baillie Gifford, BAM Elevate, BlackRock Private Equity Partners, Fidelity, Franklin Templeton, Friends & Family Capital, Nimble Partners, and Snowpoint Ventures.

Astrocade – $56.0M

Los Altos-based Astrocade develops an AI-powered social gaming platform for creating, sharing, and playing interactive games. Founded by Ali Sadeghian, Amir Sadeghian, and Fei-Fei Li in 2022, Astrocade has now raised a total of $68M in total equity funding and is backed by Chaac Ventures, Conviction Embed, Dentsu Ventures, Google AI Futures Fund, LG Technology Ventures, NVIDIA, Rogue VC, and Sequoia Capital.

Blitzy – $200.0M

Boston-based Blitzy provides a generative AI platform that automates custom software development. Founded by Brian Elliott and Siddhant Pardeshi in 2023, Blitzy has now raised a total of $210.4M in total equity funding and is backed by Bal Brothers Ventures, Battery Ventures, Defiant, Erie Strategic Ventures, Flybridge, Jump Capital, Liberty Mutual Strategic Ventures, Link Ventures, Morgan Creek Digital, NFX, Northzone, Picus Capital, PSG, and Venture Guides.

CopilotKit – $27.0M

Seattle-based CopilotKit provides a full-stack framework for building interactive AI agents and copilots. Founded by Atai Barkai in 2023, CopilotKit has now raised a total of $27M in total equity funding and is backed by 97212 Ventures, Abstraction Capital, Deep Acre, Discovery Ventures, DVC, fresh.fund, Glilot Capital Partners, Gurtin Ventures, J-Ventures, NFX, SignalFire, and Vermilion Cliffs Ventures.

Corgi Insurance – $160.0M

San Francisco-based Corgi Insurance provides business insurance coverage for startups and technology companies. Founded by Emily Yuan and Nico Laqua in 2024, Corgi Insurance has now raised a total of $268.5M in total equity funding and is backed by 8188 Capital, Alpha Square Group, Alumni Ventures, Audeo Ventures, First Order Fund, Global Growth, GSBackers, Hexa Capital, Kindred Ventures, Leblon Capital, Maiora Ventures, Nordstar, Oliver Jung, OurCrowd, Quadri, Repeat Ventures, Seven Stars, TCV, Vocal Ventures, and Zone II Ventures.

Dandelion Health AI – $14.0M

New York-based Dandelion Health AI develops a clinical data and AI platform for healthcare research and patient data analysis. Founded by Elliott Green, Niyum Gandhi, Sendhil Mullainathan, and Ziad Obermeyer in 2020, Dandelion Health AI has now raised a total of $29.9M in total equity funding and is backed by Colle Capital Partners, Convergent Ventures, Healthier Capital, Moxxie Ventures, and Primary Venture Partners.

Darkhive – $30.0M

San Antonio-based Darkhive develops autonomous robotics and unmanned aircraft systems for defense and public safety applications. Founded by John Goodson and Steven Turner in 2021, Darkhive has now raised a total of $55M in total equity funding and is backed by Alamo Angels, Bison Capital Asset Management, Crosslink Capital, Draper Associates, RTX Ventures, Stellar Ventures, and Ten Eleven Ventures.

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Yard Industry Day: A Front-Row View Into NYC’s Modern Industrial Economy

NYC’s industrial economy is evolving — and Yard Industry Day puts you in the middle of it. Join operators, investors, and city leaders for a firsthand look at the businesses and infrastructure powering the city’s next chapter.

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Deep Infra – $107.0M

Palo Alto-based Deep Infra provides machine learning models and infrastructure for deep learning applications. Founded by Georgios Papoutsis, Nikola Borisov, and Yessen Kanapin in 2022, Deep Infra has now raised a total of $153.6M in total equity funding and is backed by 500 Global, A.Capital Ventures, Crescent Cove Advisors, Felicis, Georges Harik, NVIDIA, Peak 6, Samsung NEXT, SignalRank, Supermicro, and Upper90.

Enzo Health – $20.0M

Lehi-based Enzo Health provides an AI platform for home health agencies that automates documentation, intake, and compliance workflows. Founded by Zach Newman in 2024, Enzo Health has now raised a total of $21.5M in total equity funding and is backed by Gradient, Lionel Partners, N47, Rigby Watts & Company, Soma Capital, and Tandem Ventures.

Fazeshift – $17.0M

San Francisco-based Fazeshift provides AI-powered accounts receivable software that automates invoicing, cash application, and collections. Founded by Caitlin Leksana and Timmy Galvin in 2023, Fazeshift has now raised a total of $21.7M in total equity funding and is backed by F-Prime, Gradient, Pioneer Fund, Ritual Capital, Wayfinder Ventures, and Y Combinator.

Lunar Outpost – $30.0M

Golden-based Lunar Outpost develops space robotics and mobility systems for lunar exploration and infrastructure. Founded by AJ Gemer, Forrest Meyen, Julian Cyrus, and Justin Cyrus in 2017, Lunar Outpost has now raised a total of $51.6M in total equity funding and is backed by Eniac Ventures, Industrious Ventures, Promus Ventures, Reliable Equity, and Type One Ventures.

Modicus Prime – $4.5M

Austin-based Modicus Prime develops compliant and auditable AI systems for pharmaceutical manufacturers. Founded by Taylor Chartier in 2020, Modicus Prime has now raised a total of $9.2M in total equity funding and is backed by Frist Cressey Ventures, Oncology Ventures, and Silverton Partners.

Moritz – $9.0M

San Francisco-based Moritz provides AI-powered legal services and software. Founded by Pamir Ehsas and Stefan Mandaric in 2025, Moritz has now raised a total of $9M in total equity funding and is backed by Inception Fund, Pioneer Fund, Rebel Fund, The Twenty Minute VC, Urban Innovation Fund, and Y Combinator.

Mosh – $13.0M

Los Angeles-based Mosh offers protein bars designed to support brain health and wellness. Founded by Maria Shriver and Patrick Schwarzenegger in 2020, Mosh has now raised a total of $16M in total equity funding and is backed by Great Circle Ventures, Main Street Advisors, Morrison Seger Venture Capital Partners, Rogers Healy, and Tonic Ventures.

Nace.AI – $21.5M

Palo Alto-based Nace.AI develops enterprise AI systems that automate professional workflows with task-specific AI models. Founded by Dos Bah, Sudha Valluru, and Zhanibek Datbayev in 2024, Nace.AI has now raised a total of $26.5M in total equity funding and is backed by General Catalyst and Walden Catalyst.

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Yard Industry Day: A Front-Row View Into NYC’s Modern Industrial Economy

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ReFiBuy – $15.3M

Raleigh-based ReFiBuy develops AI-driven retail and e-commerce automation solutions. Founded by Cameron Bowe, Derek Conlin, James Frawley, and Scot Wingo in 2025, ReFiBuy has now raised a total of $17M in total equity funding and is backed by Commerce Ventures, G20 Ventures, Incubate Fund, Knoll Ventures, NewRoad Capital Partners, Ridge Ventures, Silicon Road Ventures, and Vela Partners.

Reserv – $125.0M

New York-based Reserv provides an AI-powered insurance claims platform for property and casualty insurers. Founded by CJ Przybyl, Martha Dreiling, and Oleg Ilichev in 2022, Reserv has now raised a total of $209.1M in total equity funding and is backed by Bain Capital Ventures, Flourish Ventures, and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co..

Scout Space – $18.0M

Reston-based Scout Space develops in-space sensing systems and autonomy software for satellite awareness and orbital safety. Founded by Eric Ingram and Sergio Gallucci in 2019, Scout Space has now raised a total of $18M in total equity funding and is backed by Decisive Point, Fusion Fund, Noblis Ventures, Virginia Innovation Partnership Corporation, and Washington Harbour Partners.

Sierra – $950.0M

San Francisco-based Sierra helps businesses build and deploy AI agents for customer communication across chat, voice, email, and messaging channels. Founded by Bret Taylor and Clay Bavor in 2023, Sierra has now raised a total of $1.6B in total equity funding and is backed by Benchmark, Google Ventures, Greenoaks, Sequoia Capital, and Tiger Global Management.

Tsavorite Scalable Intelligence – $5.0M

Milpitas-based Tsavorite Scalable Intelligence develops scalable and energy-efficient AI chiplet computing solutions. Founded by Atiq Raza, Shalesh Thusoo, and Supriya Madan in 2023, Tsavorite Scalable Intelligence has now raised a total of $22.9M in total equity funding and is backed by Pavestone Capital.

Venus Aerospace – $63.0M

Houston-based Venus Aerospace develops propulsion and hypersonic transportation technologies. Founded by Andrew Duggleby and Sassie Duggleby in 2020, Venus Aerospace has now raised a total of $102.1M in total equity funding and is backed by 0.

Vori – $22.0M

East Palo Alto-based Vori provides a B2B operating system for grocery retailers to streamline operations and supply chain management. Founded by Brandon Hill, Robert Pinkerton, and Tremaine Kirkman in 2019, Vori has now raised a total of $32.1M in total equity funding and is backed by Cherryrock Capital, Factory, and Greylock.

XBOW – $35.0M

Seattle-based XBOW develops autonomous security testing software for identifying and validating vulnerabilities in digital systems. Founded by Oege de Moor in 2024, XBOW has now raised a total of $272M in total equity funding and is backed by Accenture Ventures, DNX Ventures, Liberty Global Ventures, NVentures, Samsung Ventures, and S Ventures.

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Yard Industry Day: A Front-Row View Into NYC’s Modern Industrial Economy

NYC’s industrial economy is evolving — and Yard Industry Day puts you in the middle of it. Join operators, investors, and city leaders for a firsthand look at the businesses and infrastructure powering the city’s next chapter.

Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with the people shaping New York’s modern industrial landscape.

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