Comcast Interactive Capital (CIC) is a venture capital fund focused on broadband, enterprise and interactive technologies. CIC is affiliated with Comcast Corporation, a diversified global leader in cable, broadband services, telecommunications, and entertainment. CIC's primary goal is to generate superior financial returns from private equity investments in early-stage technology companies. To achieve this goal, CIC works to foster the success of its portfolio companies by bringing to bear the unique resources, experience, and insight of both CIC and the Comcast family of companies.

Artiman Ventures helps talented entrepreneurs commercialize leading edge technologies to create world class companies. The cornerstone of Artiman's diversified technology investment strategy is investing in "white spaces", where a company has no identifiable competitors, and a market or technology lead of at least 12 months. Artiman's preference is to be the first institutional capital, at the 'concept stage', when the founding team is still refining their key ideas and concepts. Artiman was a seed investor for Ortiva in 2004.

Mission Ventures was founded in 1996 by a team of partners who brought together their collective experience in successful venture capital investing along with a deep understanding of the IT and service sectors in which they operate. Managing over $500 million of capital across three funds, Mission Ventures is an actively engaged investment partner, investing primarily in early-stage, emerging growth companies within the Southern California region. This approach has yielded a proven track record of superior returns on investments.

Avalon Ventures is a San Diego-based venture capital fund focusing on seed and early stage companies in the wireless technology and life science industries, primarily in San Diego, but additionally for companies located throughout California. The current fund, Avalon Ventures VII, L.P. is valued at $75 million. The collective market capitalization of Avalon Ventures portfolio companies currently exceeds $5 billion. Co-investors in Avalon deals include such well-known firms as Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers and Versant Ventures, formerly IVP.