B2B Enterprise SaaS
Outside Silicon Valley
Early/Mid Growth – Series A Extension Rounds
Accelerated Path To DPI & Liquidity
Los Angeles – London
Los Angeles – London
As the AI hype cools, the spotlight shifts to real-world applications—and vertical SaaS (VSaaS) is emerging as the game-changer for AI startups. By targeting specific industries, VSaaS provides a proven path to product-market fit, measurable ROI and sustainable growth.
The current state of flux within the venture capital market looks all but certain to continue into 2025. Unbridled AI hype has given way to sober reality, and a sizable cohort of fledging AI startups that found fundraising easy amidst the LLM explosion face a battle for survival in the year ahead. But while too many AI firms have been exposed as solutions searching for problems.
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Read More →Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues impact the communities where Navigate Ventures and our portfolio companies operate. Navigate Ventures recognizes this and commits to incorporate ESG principles in the way we behave. Navigate Venture’s ESG guideline was developed in alignment with the requirements of the UN Global Compact’s principles in the areas of human rights, labor, the environment and anti-corruption, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights of the United Nations as well as the OECD guidelines for Multinational Enterprises.