Janus Henderson

Lyft is a ride-sharing and transportation company offering on-demand rides, bikes, scooters, and transit information through its mobile app. Founded as Zimride in 2007 and relaunched as Lyft in 2012, the company operates across the United States and Canada, serving approximately 95% of the U.S. population.

Magic Leap is an augmented reality company that develops lightweight wearable devices for spatial computing. The company builds AR headsets that overlay digital content onto the physical world, initially targeting consumers before pivoting to enterprise use cases.

Biotech company developing AI-powered multiomics blood tests for early cancer detection. Its platform analyzes cell-free DNA, methylation patterns, and protein biomarkers from routine blood draws to screen for cancers in their earliest stages. Lead product SimpleScreen targets FDA approval for colorectal cancer screening.

Candid Therapeutics is a clinical-stage biotechnology company developing novel T-cell engager antibodies to treat autoimmune and inflammatory diseases. The company's platform redirects T-cells to selectively eliminate autoreactive B-cells, with clinical programs spanning five autoimmune indications. Founded by Ken Song after his $4.1B sale of RayzeBio to Bristol Myers Squibb.