Welcoming Our Newest Partner, Grace Ge

Welcome Mark LaRosa

We’re elated to have Mark join us to bring his Liam Neeson-esque skills to Amplify where he’ll be working with our portfolio on everything from helping teams win their first set of key customers and outbound messaging to building their product roadmap.

Welcome Sergio Benitez

On behalf of everyone at Amplify, I am thrilled to announce that Sergio Benitez has joined us as an entrepreneur-in-residence.

Announcing InterVenn BioSciences

Today I am very excited to announce Amplify Partner’s investment in InterVenn BioSciences, a company leveraging mass spectrometry-based glycoproteomics and artificial intelligence to enable biomarker discovery and disease diagnosis.

Announcing Amplify Partners III

We are thrilled to announce Amplify Partners III, a $200M fund that will enable Amplify to double down on supporting the radically technical founders who apply computer science and machine intelligence to enterprise invention.

Welcoming mabl to the Amplify family

mabl is a new company intent on reimagining how functional software testing is performed. mabl has a product vision rooted in customer pain, a market opportunity that has been underserved for decades, and most importantly, a can’t-miss founding team.

Welcoming Ted Stinson, our newest Venture Partner

We’re proud to announce that Ted Stinson has joined Amplify Partners as a Venture Partner.

Welcoming Sarah Catanzaro

We’re ecstatic to welcome Sarah to the Amplify family where she’ll spend her time, not surprisingly, on companies applying technological advances in machine intelligence and enterprise infrastructure to solve real-world problems.

Building Brains for Robots

The technologies developed by covariant.ai will radically impact how companies, ranging from retail to manufacturing, make use of industrial robotics.

Building Machines that Read and Write: Our Investment in Primer

Primer is an AI company that automates the analysis of very large, text-based, datasets. Primer can read and write the same way a human can.

The Developer Tools Gold Rush

Over the last decade, we’ve seen an acceleration away from the old ways of doing business inherent to the post-Industrial economy towards the new modalities of a software-based one as the forces of open source, cloud and mobile have all but eviscerated barriers to adoption, distribution and innovation for information technology.