Investors
Nevis Networks is an emerging force in the LAN security market. A privately held company, Nevis has received funding from a group of leading venture capital firms.
New Enterprise Associates
 New Enterprise Associates (NEA) is a leading venture capital firm focused on helping entrepreneurs create and build major new enterprises that use technology to improve the way we live, work and play. Since its founding in 1978, the firm has followed the same basic principles: support entrepreneurs, provide an excellent return to its limited partners and exercise its profession with high standards and respect. Practicing classic venture capital for over 25 years, NEA focuses on early-stage investments, playing an active role in assisting management to build companies of lasting value. With US$6 billion in committed capital, NEA's experienced management team has invested in over 500 companies, of which more than 145 have gone public and more than 185 have been acquired. NEA has offices in Reston, Virginia; Menlo Park, California; and Baltimore, Maryland.
www.nea.com
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BlueRun Ventures (formerly Nokia Venture Partners)
 BlueRun Ventures is a leading global venture capital firm based in Menlo Park, California. Characterized as 'globally agnostic', BlueRun Ventures leads investments in early-stage technology companies around the world. The fund has a history of spotting emerging markets and the startups that have the innovation and drive necessary to dominate them. Launched in 1998 as Nokia Venture Partners, BlueRun Ventures is backed by a number of value-add limited partners and has a strong track record of leveraging its combined resources, experience and contacts to help build successful infrastructure businesses. The firm also has offices in Washington DC, London, Helsinki, Hertzelia, New Delhi, Seoul, Hong Kong and Tokyo.
www.bluerunventures.com
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New Path Ventures
 New Path Ventures LLC focuses on funding cross-border technology startups that leverage India's aptitude for developing chips, systems and embedded software. New Path Ventures is founded and managed by Vinod Dham and Tushar Dave. Dham, known as the 'Father of the Pentium' from his tenure at Intel, held the title of CEO for Silicon Spice (acquired by Broadcom) and NexGen (acquired by AMD). Tushar Dave has cofounded and funded a host of successful cross-border companies, including Arcus (acquired by Broadcom). New Path Ventures is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.
www.newpathventures.com
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