109 Early-Stage Innovation companies

Funding and commercialising exciting Deep-Tech solutions via Venture Co-Creation (VCC).

Cradle empowers early stage startups through our programmes and initiatives.

Investing in founders at the earliest stages.

Ecliptic Capital is an emergent, early-stage innovation fund focused on pre-seed, seed, and Series A investments.

A paid, non-dilutive summer incubator for college founders building early-stage startups.

A new model for funding early stage startups.

Cold Start is an incubator focused on building and investing in generation-defining companies.

We identify, fund, and actively build companies around humanity-improving breakthroughs originated at universities and institutions.

We invest at the very earliest point of innovation, way before other venture capital funds!

We support startups bringing impactful climate technologies to market. We make seed investments and provide hands-on support to entrepreneurs. We expand access…

The Tulane University Innovation Institute (TUII) is committed to helping students, faculty, and community innovators develop their ideas, launch startups, and…

Het Fonds richt zich op startende bedrijven (jonger dan 5 jaar oud) en het MKB in de Provincie Noord-Holland.

Change is the only constant.

Building startups that sustain.

One of the oldest and most active early-stage investment firms headquartered in the Southeast, we seek to serve the underserved through capital and guidance.

Powering Indiana innovators. We're fast, founder-friendly capital for early-stage startups.

We invest at the earliest stages in companies whose founders have skin in the game, are coachable and address big markets.

We invest in high-potential cross-sector innovative companies with a minimum $500M TAM at the pre-seed, seed, and early stages.

Bridging Ambition and Opportunity, Loading Success for Tomorrow's Innovations.

Nanban Ventures selects only the most innovative, leading-edge, and daring ideas to develop tomorrow's early-stage tech companies. We push the limits of what wa…