Today, we gathered 10 selected listings from our investor database. Our team reviewed, checked, and enriched the list with the necessary data.

Here goes:

• Cervin Ventures — Palo Alto. Cervin Ventures is an early-stage VC focused on enterprise software. The firm works with product visionaries to bring disruptive technologies to market. It invests at the A-round stage and concentrates on enterprise software opportunities, partnering with founders as they build and commercialize new technologies.

• Gutbrain Ventures — Boston. Gutbrain Ventures is an independent venture firm that invests primarily in enterprise software companies. Operating as a VC, it participates across pre-seed, seed, and A-round stages, focusing its investment activity on enterprise software businesses and supporting founders building products for enterprise markets.

• Mango Capital — San Francisco. Mango Capital is a seed and early-stage venture capital fund primarily focused on enterprise software. The firm typically invests in product and technical founders when companies have fewer than 10 employees, helping with product strategy, team building, fundraising, and customer development across pre-seed, seed, and A-round stages.

• Nexus Venture Partners — Menlo Park. Nexus Venture Partners partners with extraordinary entrepreneurs building product-first companies. The VC focuses on enterprise software companies in the United States and technology-powered businesses within India. Its investment activity includes A-round enterprise software opportunities centered on ambitious, product-driven founders.

• Parameter Ventures — New York. Parameter Ventures is a venture capital firm purpose-built to help enterprise software pioneers create category-defining products. Investing at the A-round stage, the firm focuses on enterprise software companies and works with founders developing products intended to establish and lead new market categories.

• Preface Ventures — San Francisco. Preface Ventures makes early-stage investments in enterprise software innovation, empowering founders who are building Frontier Enterprise infrastructure. As a VC investing at the A-round stage, the firm focuses on enterprise software businesses developing foundational technologies and infrastructure for modern enterprises.

• ServiceNow Ventures — Santa Clara. ServiceNow Ventures invests in a diverse range of innovative technologies being used across enterprise software. Operating as a VC at the A-round stage, the firm focuses on enterprise software opportunities and supports companies developing technologies that serve a broad spectrum of enterprise use cases.

• Stage Venture Partners — Los Angeles. Stage Venture Partners is an enterprise software venture capital fund focused on founders building frontier technology for enterprise clients. The firm invests at seed and A-round stages, operates nationwide, and helps startups access corporate buyers for their products through its connections in the Los Angeles market.

• Tola Capital — Seattle. Tola Capital is a venture capital firm that invests globally in early-stage enterprise software companies. Focused on enterprise software and participating at the A-round stage, the firm backs companies building technology products for enterprise customers across international markets.

• Work-Bench — New York. Work-Bench is an enterprise venture capital firm that leads seed rounds in enterprise software startups throughout the country. The firm is focused on supporting early-stage startups on go-to-market efforts and has built an enterprise technology community in New York City and beyond while investing at the A-round stage.

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Tzakhi

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