Erika Haskins

Subler is the all-in-one platform helping private and independent schools unlock new revenue by streamlining how they rent and manage their facilities. From intake to insurance to payments, Subler centralizes every step of the rental lifecycle—saving staff time, reducing scheduling conflicts, and increasing visibility for your campus spaces. Backed by Butler University, we partner with schools to turn underutilized space into impactful community engagement and reliable income. 🔹 Calendar and contract automation 🔹 Real-time booking and payments 🔹 Community marketplace access 🔹 Support for auxiliary and business offices Join the network of schools using Subler to simplify facility rentals, boost operational efficiency and generate additional revenue for your organization.

Intripid is an end to end, future of travel platform.

The Angel Capital Association (ACA) is the professional society of angel groups and private investors that invest in high growth, early-stage ventures. Our mission is to fuel the success of angel groups and private investors that invest in high growth, early-stage ventures. ACA provides professional development and delivers services and benefits to support the success of ACA members. We also serve as the promotional voice for the global angel community and the public policy voice for the US professional angel community. ACA membership includes more than 250 angel groups, accredited platforms and family offices from across the world. Our members represent more than 8,000 accredited investors funding approximately 5,000 portfolio companies.

Subler is the all-in-one platform helping private and independent schools unlock new revenue by streamlining how they rent and manage their facilities. From intake to insurance to payments, Subler centralizes every step of the rental lifecycle—saving staff time, reducing scheduling conflicts, and increasing visibility for your campus spaces. Backed by Butler University, we partner with schools to turn underutilized space into impactful community engagement and reliable income. 🔹 Calendar and contract automation 🔹 Real-time booking and payments 🔹 Community marketplace access 🔹 Support for auxiliary and business offices Join the network of schools using Subler to simplify facility rentals, boost operational efficiency and generate additional revenue for your organization.

Make Startups believes that entrepreneurs can succeed anywhere and exists to strengthen the organizations and ecosystems that support them - from main street business and micro-enterprise to high growth, venture backable companies. Our nationally recognized, industry credentialing model helps incubators, accelerators, and community ESOs access federal workforce funding to sustain operations while also assessing the short and long term economic impact of their entrepreneurship programming. 🌟 What is Cofounder OS? 🌟 Cofounder OS is a game-changer for entrepreneurs, ESOs, and economic developers offering real-time support, dynamic analysis, and access to capital – all in one powerful tech platform. 🚀 Key Features 🚀 - Simplified & automated application screening, cohort management, and progress monitoring. - Automated impact reporting for metrics required by state and federally funded grant programs. - Proprietary ABI scores, harnessing 75 unique early-stage startup data points that predict entrepreneur success and improve investment decisions. Make Startups has a demonstrative track record of grassroots organizing and implementing programs with and for communities that have been denied opportunities for entrepreneurial success and economic advancement. Reach out today and let’s Make Startups in your community - hello@makestartups.com

Firm overview Mendoza Ventures is an early-stage and growth venture fund based in Boston. The firm is run by husband and wife Adrian and Senofer Mendoza, entrepreneurs and prior operators who are veterans of the local startup ecosystem. The firm focuses on investments in fintech, AI, and cybersecurity, with diversity playing an important role in their investment decisions—about 70% of their portfolio consists of startups led by immigrants, people of color, and women. Mendoza started off as a pilot fund in 2016; after an exit and the realization that they had good traction with early-stage startups in Boston, Adrian and Senofer decided to focus exclusively on the seed-stage and formally launched Mendoza Ventures Fund II in 2019. Since then, the firm has made twelve investments and recruited senior managers, C-level executives, and domain experts as operating partners from places like State Street, Amazon Web Services, and Microsoft. Firm strategy Mendoza Ventures takes a depth-focused approach, looking for founders who demonstrate domain expertise in one of their three main focus areas across fintech, AI, and cybersecurity. Adrian and Senofer pride themselves on being hands-on investors and setting up companies for success beyond just writing a check—they will help create a strong early funding syndicate, make customer introductions, and assist with partnership conversations. They really tap into their experience as former entrepreneurs to get in the trenches with their founders, with Adrian optimizing business structures and Senofer leveraging her sales and marketing expertise. Since its inception five years ago, Adrian and Senofer raised two funds, had one successful exit, and expanded their reach from their Boston hometown to as far as Norway.