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The Firm That Bets on Companies That Already Work
For 40 years, Summit Partners has looked for founders who already found something that works - then handed them capital and a playbook to make it bigger. The results include Uber, McAfee, Klaviyo, and $9.5 billion of fresh dry powder.
B Capital Built a $12 Billion Bridge Between Founders and the Corporate World
Most venture firms promise a network. B Capital wired one into its operating model - then stretched it from Silicon Valley to Singapore and from seed rounds to late-stage growth.
The Quiet Compounders of Park Avenue
For 40-plus years, Harvest Partners has bought unglamorous middle-market companies and held them long enough to matter. Here is how a relationship-first shop on Park Avenue turned patience into a $20-billion franchise.
Inspired Capital Wants the Napkin, Not the Hype Cycle
The New York firm has nearly $900 million, fewer than 10 new bets a year and a taste for founders still sketching the future. Its wager is that operating experience and patient conviction can beat venture capital by trend cycle.
The Private Equity Firm Betting That Public Problems Can Produce Private Returns
The Vistria Group has built a $17 billion investment platform around a provocative premise: the hardest systems to navigate may also hold the most durable opportunities to create value.
Lightspeed Built a $9 Billion Bet on the Long Game
Lightspeed has grown from an enterprise-focused Silicon Valley partnership into a global, multi-stage investor. Its newest funds reveal the real strategy: specialist judgment, patient capital and enough range to keep backing a company as the stakes rise.