Tech III

Blossom Capital invests in early-stage European companies. The fund is led by Ophelia Brown - a well-known venture capitalist with investment experience from top tier institutions, such as Index Ventures, Goldman Sachs and Local Globe. The fund is known for its extensive support of its portfolio teams and for its willingness to invest in bold projects.

Bling Capital is an American VC fund founded by Benjamin Ling, focusing on early-stage startup investments. Benjamin honed his skills during his time at tech companies like Google and Meta, and later served as a General Partner at Khosla Ventures. The fund's leadership now includes Kyle Lui, a former Partner at DCM. Both partners have extensive experience in venture capital investments, as evidenced by their portfolio, which includes more than twenty unicorns (companies valued at over one billion dollars), including Palantir, DocSend, Quora, and Udemy.

Credo Ventures was the first fund that RSJ Tech partnered with. The strength of the partnership can be represented by the fact that RSJ Tech is a shareholder in four funds managed by Credo Ventures - Credo Stage I, II (Tech I) and Credo Stage III (Tech II) and Credo Stage IV (Tech III). The fund itself is one of the pioneers and most significant players in the VC space in the CEE region. It focuses on early-stage projects and its leading portfolio companies include Uipath, Productboard, Manta or Betterstack.

Project A invests mainly in early-stage companies in the DACH region. Apart from being top tier investors having multiple portfolio unicorns such as Trade Republic or Spryker, the fund is most well-known for its in-house value add platform. A team of more than 100 experts is dedicated to helping portfolio companies with various tasks from hiring to data engineering.

Notion Capital invests in early-stage companies developing B2B, SaaS and cloud technologies. Their focus is related to the experience of the team formed around the founders of antivirus company MessageLabs, which was sold to Symantec in 2008 for 700 mil. USD. The fund develops its portfolio companies through a unique platform that provides startups with an extensive network and valuable know-how.

Kindred invests in early-stage companies mostly originating from the United Kingdom. The fund focuses primarily on areas such as fintech, future of work, SaaS, security, tech bio and digital health. Kindred is led by a team of experienced investors who build on the success of its previous funds. An interesting feature of the fund is its Equitable Venture Model, through which Kindred donates a portion of its own financial remuneration to the founders of portfolio companies.

Moonfire invests in early-stage projects, particularly in the areas of fintech, healthtech, coworking and gaming. The fund was founded by Mattias Ljungman, who also co-founded Atomico, one of Europe's most successful venture capital funds, in 2006. Moonfire's portfolio includes a number of well-known companies such as unicorns Rovio, Supercell and Klarna.

Theory VC focuses on investments in software companies primarily at the Series A stage. The founder of the fund is Tomasz Tunguz, who is a well-known and respected person in the VC ecosystem. He has become renowned not only for his impressive investment results from the Redpoint Ventures fund, but also for his personal blog, which has more than 130,000 subscribers.

The fund invests in European companies with high growth potential. Visionaries Club is known as Network VC. The Visionaries Club's LPs base consists of many founders and CEOs of large companies such as Daniel Dines of UiPath, Guillaume Pousaz of Checkout.com and the founders of Flixbus. The strength of the community contributes to the fund's ability to access the best investment opportunities.