b2b-technology
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The Agency That Learned to Count the Echo
RH Strategic built a communications firm for ideas that are difficult to explain and expensive to misunderstand. Its wager is that influence can be engineered - and measured - without reducing public relations to a pile of clips.
The Tiny Firm Behind the Big Technology Story
JLM Partners built a communications business by staying small, learning the plumbing of broadband and showing up wherever complicated technology needs a plain-English story.
The PR Agency That Put Its Own Books on the Table
Fred Bateman started over in a pandemic, showed employees how the money moved, and built a tech communications shop around a deceptively practical idea: complicated companies need a story people can repeat.
Knife Capital starts with the exit
Visa, Uber Eats and Ticketmaster have bought businesses backed by Knife Capital. The South African investor is building its next chapter around a $50 million fund and a blunt question: who will want to own this company?
The Investors Who Stay for the Whole Story
For more than three decades, Baird Capital has backed founder-led B2B technology and services companies from an early venture check to a late-stage buyout - one global team, one employee-owned firm, and a preference for the sectors most people scroll past.
The VC Firm Betting That Software Is About to Get Its Hands Dirty
Converge VC backs pre-seed through Series A companies where AI, software infrastructure and machines meet the stubborn physics of work. Its pitch is capital with operating memory - and fewer scripts for founders to follow.