Founded in 2000, Ignition Partners is a venture capital firm headquartered in Bellevue, Washington with an additional office in Los Altos, California. The firm seeks to invest in the software, communications, and technology sectors.
Ignition is a venture capital firm dedicated to helping entrepreneurs seize opportunity. Ignition Partners has over $2 billion in funds under management.
Investment
Ignition Partners' investments include Acalvio, Amplero, Crowd AI, Intelage, Jupiter, Tractable, Shyft, Tempered Networks and The Studio.
Their exited investments include Bill.com, Apptio, Accompany, Blue Data, Cloudera, DataSphere, Cloudmark, Bromium, DocuSign, Parse, Scout Analytics, Splunk, Solidcore and FireApps.
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Funded Companies
Cloudera is a business enterprise founded by Christophe Bisciglia, Jeff Hammerbacher and Amr Awadallah.
A technology company that has made enterprise software that is an integration platform. It was founded in 2009 and is located in San Mateo, California.
Artificial intelligence to help perform visual tasks with more speed, accuracy, and scale
WePay is a payment provider company serving online platforms. It participated in the S09 cohort of Y Combinator.
Splunk is a San Francisco-based company that produces software for data analysis.
PagerDuty is company providing an operations performance platform for small, mid-size and enterprise. It participated in the S10 cohort of Y Combinator.
Us company
Swiftype is a company building search software for enterprises, websites and applications. It participated in the W12 cohort of Y Combinator.
Heroku provides a multi-language cloud application platform enabling developers to deploy, scale and manage their applications.
Bromium is a Cupertino, California-based security company founded by Simon Crosby.
SEVEN Networks is a San Carlos, California-based software company founded by Trevor Fiatal.
Hipmunk provides a travel search and booking platform. It participated in the S10 cohort of Y Combinator.
Vastrm is a company enabling users to purchase custom tailored shirts.
Zencoder is a company providing a web-based video encoding SaaS for converting any video into web and mobile-compatible formats. It participated in the W10 cohort of Y Combinator.
Also known as MinoMonsters, Mino Games is a company developing mobile games. It participated in the W11 cohort of Y Combinator.
American technology company, and its android emulator for windows and mac
Parse is a company providing cloud-based software developer kits for building applications for desktop, mobile and embedded devices. It participated in the S11 cohort of Y Combinator.
People
Bob Kelly
Managing Partner
Cameron Borumand
Principal
Cameron Myhrvold
Founding Partner
Debbie Cordova
Executive Assistant
Eric Fleischman
Employee
Frank Artale
Employee
Jill Calvo
Finance Coordinator
Jim DuBois
Venture Advisor
John Connors
Managing Partner
Jonathan Katzman
Employee
Kaori Rupnow
Executive Assistant and Office Manager
Kellan Carter
Partner
Kenji Kawasaki
Fund Tax Manager
Kim Sather
Controller
Laurel Brakus
Executive Assistant, Operations
Magdalene Teo
Senior Manager, International Fund Accounting
Martin Tobias
Advisor
Michelle Jacobson Goldberg
Employee
Molly Goudy
Finance Manager
Nick Sturiale
Managing Partner
Preeti Rathi
Partner
Rachel Chalmers
Employee
Robert Headley
Partner
Satbir Khanuja
Venture Advisor
Scott Coleman
Partner
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