Seyen Capital

Seyen Capital is a Chicago-based venture capital firm that focuses on investing in information technology, software, and telehealth companies at the venture and growth stages. Their typical target companies have developed their initial products and secured their first customers. Geographically, they concentrate on areas outside traditional venture capital hubs, including cities like Chicago, Nashville, Minneapolis, Atlanta, Dallas, Austin, Denver, Tampa, Philadelphia, and New York, aiming to build quality businesses in these regions.

The firm's involvement includes organizational development, strategic growth initiatives, and facilitating access to private equity, public equity, and various debt markets. They view the entrepreneur as their customer and strive to help entrepreneurs achieve success alongside their investors. Since 2001, their portfolio companies have experienced an average revenue growth of 30 times after the initial investment.

Recent successful exits include Knightsbridge (sold to HP), Danger (sold to Microsoft), Convio (IPO, sold to BlackBaud), Cbeyond (IPO), Synchronoss (IPO), Borderfree (IPO, sold to Pitney Bowes), Vubiquity (sold to AmDocs), Autism Home Support Services (sold to Invo), Cybera (sold to PDI), GoHealth (IPO), Discovery Health (sold to MultiPlan Corporation), and Sustain.Life (sold to Workiva). They have also been involved in recapitalizations where they continue to own positions, such as GoHealth. More recent investments include Convr, PursueCare, Reconstruct, MIYO Health, TrueData, Hucu.ai, and Krista.ai.