Ed Stacey

IQ Capital Partners LLP (IQ Capital) is a venture capital firm, a susbidiary of NW Brown Group Ltd. IQ Capital was founded in 2000 by Nigel Brown, Ed Stacey, Max Bautin and Kerry Baldwin. The firm Is headquartered in the UK.

Tarmin Technologies is led by a team of proven innovators in the enterprise management software and storage infrastructure markets. They have also recruited top talent from leading storage solution vendors and the enterprise software space. Headquartered in Ongar, England just outside of Cambridge, the UK's hub for IT innovation, they are backed by some of the United Kingdom's top-tier early stage investors such as CREATE Partners, NW Brown and North Star. Its mission is to provide innovative solutions that allow organizations to leverage the full business value of their corporate knowledge wherever it may reside.

ieDezine Ltd. provided engineering design and software solutions. The company was founded in 2007 and headquartered in Whiteley, the United Kingdom.

The Idco Ltd. provides online identity verification services. The firm is dedicated to creating trust online through verified identities, unlocking the true potential of the Internet so that people and businesses can meet and transact easily with confidence and in safety. The company was founded by James Varga in 2011 and is headquartered in Edinburgh, the United Kingdom.

Rosslyn Analytics Ltd. develops and provides data management applications. It provides big data, finance, human resources, marketing and procurement solutions. The company was founded by Charles Guy Lovell Wyndham Clark and Hugh James George Cox in 2007 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.

GEIF Ventures Ltd seeks investment opportunities in small and medium-sized enterprises located in the UK. The fund focuses on companies operating in the fields of technology sectors. It provides financing for seed and early stage capital requirements. It makes co-investments with initial investment size ranging up to £0.1 millions and makes follow up investments with investment size ranging up to £0.4 of additional capital.