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The sixth annual Rising Stars celebrates the achievements of people under the age of 40 in the venture capital industry. The deadline for nominations is November 15.

Fund II will back early-stage, capital-efficient companies across North America.

Javelin Venture Partners V will invest in approximately 20 to 25 companies, with initial investments ranging from $500 thousand to $4 million, typically in late seed or early Series A rounds.

Backed by LPs including Swiss family office Infinitas Capital, Opportuna plans to target $30m once investors are satisfied with its initial five-company portfolio.

Bedrock co-led Bridge’s seed round via Bedrock Capital III, a $350m vintage-2021 fund.

The fund will back early-stage SaaS companies within the managed service provider (MSP) sector.

The New York City-based firm leverages its founders’ backgrounds to focus more on the builders of companies than the sectors they operate in.

Mountside Ventures’ new accelerator program is the first in Europe specifically geared to emerging VCs, who are struggling to secure commitments from limited partners.

LPs include the City of Fresno Retirement System, which has committed $20m.

Fund IV will invest in early-stage science-driven companies.