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Crosslink Capital

San Francisco venture firm; lead investor in Apaluma's $5.55M seed round. The NM State Investment Council holds positions in its 2023-vintage funds — the likely path of the state's indirect exposure.
verification: confirmed

A San Francisco venture firm that led the seed round into Apaluma, the regulator's data contractor, and whose funds hold State Investment Council money.

At a glance

Kind
Financial institution or investor
Jurisdiction
Private sector (no public jurisdiction)
Based in
San Francisco, CA
Key people
Gabby Contro
Verification
confirmed — Two independent accounts agree
In the record
2 sources · 1 connections · 0 dated entries
Record id
PJO115

Key facts

  • Lead investor in Apaluma's $5.55 million seed round.[1]
  • The New Mexico State Investment Council holds positions in its 2023-vintage funds, the likely path of the state's indirect exposure to Apaluma.[2]

The record

The venture firm that led the round into the regulator's data contractor — and whose funds the State Investment Council is invested in, making the state a probable indirect owner.

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