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Imaginable Futures

Venture capital · Redwood City
Redwood City venture firm founded in 2020 that backs education and workforce companies. Public sources show no AI-specific strategy.
How Imaginable Futures invests
#42 of the Top 100 AI VCs (2026)
Stages
Series A · Series B
Sector focus
AI / ML · Fintech · Healthcare · SaaS / Enterprise · Consumer · Education
Notable portfolio
3 Acquired, 2 Deadpooled
Source: Founders Bay Top 100 AI VCs (2026)
Artificial IntelligenceEdTechEducationWorkforce Development
Focus: Series A · Series B · Seed · Education · Workforce

About Imaginable Futures

History and team

Imaginable Futures was founded in 2020 as a venture of The Omidyar Group, spun out of the education initiative at Omidyar Network. Pierre and Pam Omidyar founded and fund the Omidyar Group. Several sources describe the firm as a philanthropic investment firm that uses both grants and investments. PitchBook counts three professionals. Goldi names Amy Klement as managing partner and Alex Huang as a senior associate. Private Markets Minute reports a $175 million second fund, labeled Fund II. The sources reviewed do not confirm the size of the first fund.

AI investing

Public sources do not describe an AI-specific strategy or AI-focused partners. The stated focus is education. Private Markets Minute says the $175 million fund targets early-stage companies building pathways into careers and retraining workers as AI changes work. Portfolio examples include Fidu AI, which the firm participated in during October 2022, and Beam, a financial software company whose $6.4 million Series A closed in November 2022. Founders pitching on an AI thesis should confirm the current focus with the firm directly.

Stages and check sizes

Tracxn data shows the firm's deals concentrated in Series A and Series B, with fewer seed, Series C and Series D rounds. Goldi reports an average disclosed round size of $22.7 million across seven rounds. That figure describes whole rounds, not the firm's own check. Individual check sizes are not public.

Notable AI portfolio companies
  • Fidu AI: business and productivity software. The firm participated in a $5 million round in October 2022. The name includes AI, but the sources list it as business software rather than AI-specific.
Sources

Investing activity

Imaginable Futures is listed on Lounge as a venture capital investor based in Redwood City. The deals desk records Series A and later AI rounds and seeds over $10M, so smaller checks may not show here yet.

Deals

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AI rounds and acquisitions Imaginable Futures took part in, newest first.
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Frequently asked questions about Imaginable Futures

Does Imaginable Futures invest in AI startups?

The firm's public focus is education and workforce companies. The sources reviewed describe no AI-specific thesis or AI-focused partners, so founders should confirm fit directly.

What stages does Imaginable Futures invest in?

Tracked deals are mostly Series A and Series B, with some seed rounds. Individual check sizes are not public.

How large is Imaginable Futures' fund?

Private Markets Minute reports a $175 million Fund II focused on education technology and workforce platforms. The size of the first fund was not confirmed in the sources reviewed.

Where is Imaginable Futures based?

The firm is based in Redwood City, California, according to PitchBook and Tracxn.

Who leads Imaginable Futures?

Goldi lists Amy Klement as managing partner. The sources reviewed do not name partners who lead AI investing.

How can founders reach Imaginable Futures?

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