News & Media
The VentureBridge portfolio is collectively valued at over $1 billion. Read more about what our companies are doing from features in the news media and in our blogs section below.
Kaavio (VB '25) raises a $2.9M pre-seed round led by Baukunst with participation from Techstars, Looking Glass Capital, and others. (May 2026, Kaavio)

Fort (VB '25) featured in WIRED's "The Fort Strength Training Wearble Tracks Your Sets" (Mar 2026, WIRED)

Wood Wide AI (VB '25) featured as a top three startup on Technical.ly's RealLIST Startups 2026 rankings in Pittsburgh. (Mar 2026, Technical.ly)

Trainwell (VB '19) announces partnership with Peloton with the launch of Peloton Personal Trainer, powered by Trainwell. Available in beta on a waitlist basis. (Feb 2026, Trainwell)

Gather AI (VB '18) raises a $40M Series B led by Smith Point Capital to build dock-to-dock intelligence. Physical AI for complete intralogistics. (Feb 2026, TechCrunch)

Addy AI (VB '23) secures partnership with Willow Processing (the #1 loan processing company in America) with the launch of its new Loan Officer Assistant Service powered by Addy AI. (Jan 2026, Addy AI)
Trainwell (VB '19) Co-Founders: Matt Spettel and Gabe Madonna selected for the 2026 Forbes 30 Under 30 list in the Sports Industry. Forbes
Refiberd (VB '20) Co-Founders: Sarika Bajaj and Tushita Gupta selected for the 2026 Forbes 30 Under 30 list in the Social Impact industry. Forbes
Mach9 (VB '21) Co-Founders: Alexander Baikovitz, Zachary Sussman, Haowen Shi, and Michael Mong selected for the 2026 Forbes 30 Under 30 list in the Transportation/Aerospace Industry. Forbes
RoboForce (VB '24) Highlighted by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang in GTC Keynote. PR Newswire
Advanced Optronics (VB '22) secures $2.6M in NIH SBIR Phase II Funding with a grant focused on reducing structural damage and adverse surgical events during cochlear implantation using an intraoperative sensing system. Advanced Optronics

Conduit (VB '23) raises $375K to tackle worker shortage issues. Startup Newswire
Focal (VB '22) is Heating People, Not Spaces. Harvard Technology Review








