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In-Q-Tel‌‍‌‍​‍‍‌‍‌​‌‌‍‍​‍​‍

CIA venture capital arm; Palantir seed investor
Tracked Priority 2 investigation target. The CIA's venture capital arm and the direct pipeline from the intelligence community to private technology companies. Early investor in Palantir. Full portfolio represents the intelligence community's broader technology procurement strategy. Mapping this portfolio reveals which companies received CIA venture funding and may share personnel, board members, or government relationships with Palantir.
// Editorial summary — AI-generated from public records

CIA's venture capital investment arm, founded 1999. Made the seed investment in Palantir Technologies in 2003-2004, directly linking CIA intelligence requirements to Palantir's platform design from the outset. In-Q-Tel has also invested in Keyhole (later Google Earth), Palantir, and multiple cybersecurity and AI companies. In-Q-Tel investments function as a direct pipeline from intelligence agency requirements to commercial technology startups.

Facts on record84
Connections mapped18
Sources cited30
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Stated vs Revealed
No documented contradictions on file.
[PUBLIC COST ESTIMATE]
At least $2.0M in documented public funds flow through entities connected to this profile.
$2.9BContract Value
1Money Chains
1Traced Hops
Calculation Methodology

Contract values are summed from documented money flow chains where this entity appears as a source or destination node. Amounts are drawn from USASpending.gov, FEC filings, SEC EDGAR, or LD-2 lobbying registrations.

Donor contributions aggregate documented amounts from the donor_interests table, sourced from FEC individual and PAC contribution filings.

Connected officials are elected officials in our database with a mapped relationship (lobbying, board membership, campaign contribution, etc.) to this entity.

Annualised flow represents the total documented dollar amount traced through money flow hops involving this entity. Where hop-level amounts are unavailable, the chain-level documented total is used as a conservative upper bound.

All figures are drawn from public filings. Estimates are conservative — undisclosed transactions, dark money, and vanish-point hops are excluded from totals. This is a minimum documented floor, not a ceiling.

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Connection Map
Key Connections
→ Entity #85
organizational_affiliation
In-Q-Tel is described as having 'intelligence community connections' and being 'connected to the intelligence community' - the CIA is the primary intelligence agency associated with In-Q-Tel's founding and mission as its strategic investment arm
← Entity #4163
EXECUTIVE_LEADERSHIP
Louie served as CEO of In-Q-Tel from 1999 to 2005, personally overseeing the Palantir investment decision
→ Entity #17
investor_investee
CIA venture arm provided initial $1.25 million funding to establish relationship
→ Entity #4168
investment
In-Q-Tel invested in Keyhole which was later acquired by Google to become Google Earth
→ Entity #86
client
NSA is one of 10 IC agencies served by In-Q-Tel
→ Entity #80
client
DHS Science & Technology Directorate collaborates with In-Q-Tel
→ Entity #84
client
FBI is listed as one of In-Q-Tel's government partners
→ Entity #26
investor
In-Q-Tel backed Anduril Industries
Facts (84)
Data Freshness
Fresh Last update: 5d ago · Avg age: 292d
Confidence Tiers: Primary Source — cross-referenced government/corporate filings Pending Review — sourced but not independently verified AI Inference — analytical hypothesis from cross-referencing
✓ Verified Findings (1)
These facts have been cross-referenced and confirmed against their source material.
Verified Pending Review The post-In-Q-Tel career trajectories of personnel involved in the Palantir investment — whether to Palantir i‌‍‌‍​‍‍‌‍‌​‌‌‍‍​‍​‍tself, to portfolio companies, or to other firms in Peter Thiel's network — have not been systematically mapped
Added: 15 Apr 2026
Raw Filing Records (79) — unsourced metadata
Pending Review In-Q-Tel's technology transfer process was described as 'thinly tested' by a 2001 independent panel, with the CIA lacking a timely process to insert technology ‌‍‌‍​‍‍‌‍‌​‌‌‍‍​‍​‍— a finding that suggests the gap between intelligence requirements and commercial technology deployment identified 25 years ago remains structurally unresolved.
Date: 2001-06 Added: 03 May 2026
Pending Review As of 2025, Michael M. Crow (Arizona State University president) serves as chairman of In-Q-Tel's board of trustees — a position creating pot‌‍‌‍​‍‍‌‍‌​‌‌‍‍​‍​‍ential academic-industry-government entanglement around technology transfer that has not been analyzed against ASU's technology partnerships.
Date: 2025 Added: 03 May 2026
Pending Review Nearly half of In-Q-Tel's trustees had financial connections with companies the corporation funded as of 2016, according to Form 990 and related disclosures, representing a potential conflict-of-interest structure that has not been systematically audited as board membership has changed.
Date: 2016 Added: 03 May 2026
Pending Review As of February 2026, In-Q-Tel had completed 120 portfolio exits including 25 unicorns, 21 IPOs, and 157 acquisitions, yet no systematic public tracking exists connecting these exit events to personnel movements within the broader intelligence community technology network.
Date: 2026 Added: 03 May 2026
Pending Review The CIA granted patent rights waivers in at least nine portfolio company deals where vendors resisted standard government intellectual property flow-down terms, according to the 2001 BENS panel report — a mechanism that may have created ongoing undisclosed IP entanglements between intelligence requirements and commercial products.
Date: 2001 Added: 03 May 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel's Employee Investment Program (EIP), documented in the 2001 BENS panel report, created co-investment opportunities for all employees in portfolio companies — a mechanism that may have generated personal financial incentives for intelligence community personnel tied to surveillance technology commercial success.
Date: 2001 Added: 03 May 2026
Pending Review The Washington Post reported in 2016 that more than 100 of In-Q-Tel's investments were secret, meaning any network map would necessarily be incomplete even if attempted.
Date: 2016 Added: 03 May 2026
Pending Review Private databases have mapped a 'Palantir Mafia' of 111 alumni-founded companies, but no equivalent systematic tracking exists for the broader In-Q-Tel portfolio network.
Date: 2025 Added: 03 May 2026
Pending Review Anduril and Palantir, both In-Q-Tel portfolio companies, are collaborating on a defense consortium as of December 2024, but no public record indicates whether this collaboration was facilitated by shared In-Q-Tel governance or investor introductions.
Date: 2024-12 Added: 03 May 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel has invested in over 800 companies and collaborated with more than 3,000 co-investors, yet no public database comprehensively maps shared board members, investors, or government contacts across the portfolio.
Date: 2025 Added: 03 May 2026
Pending Review The 2001 BENS report documented In-Q-Tel's Employee Investment Program (EIP), a venture fund in which all employees co-invest, creating personal financial incentives tied to portfolio returns that are not subject to public audit beyond internal board approval.
Date: 2001-06 Added: 03 May 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel now serves 15+ government partners including FBI, DIA, NSA, NRO, NGA, DHS, U.S. Cyber Command, and UK/Australian intelligence communities, but its annual contract and Problem Set mechanism remain rooted in the CIA-QIC relationship established in 1999.
Date: 2026 Added: 03 May 2026
Pending Review The 2001 BENS panel report found that In-Q-Tel's technology transfer process was 'thinly tested' and that the CIA lacked a timely process to insert technology, putting In-Q-Tel in an 'untenable position of being evaluated by a process over which it has no control.'
Date: 2001-06 Added: 03 May 2026
Pending Review A March 2026 Politico report revealed that ODNI Director Tulsi Gabbard is advancing plans to shift In-Q-Tel from CIA control to ODNI because the firm 'caters too much to the tech needs of the CIA over other defense and intelligence agencies,' with the CIA opposing the move.
Date: 2026-03-23 Added: 03 May 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel's Form 990 tax filings disclose only top-line financials, the five highest-paid contractors, and executive compensation, with no schedule or supplement addressing portfolio company founder trajectories or personnel tracking.
Date: 2013 Added: 02 May 2026
Pending Review Watchdog groups have documented isolated revolving-door cases involving In-Q-Tel employees (e.g., Michael Griffin from IQT president to NASA Administrator), but these concern IQT staff rather than portfolio company founders or executives.
Date: 2005-04-25 Added: 02 May 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel senior partner Katie Gray acknowledged in a 2025 podcast that the firm works with 'repeat founders' and maintains informal 'alumni' relationships, but no public record indicates systematic tracking of portfolio company personnel movements.
Date: 2025-10-07 Added: 02 May 2026
Pending Review Private-sector databases have documented a 'Palantir Mafia' of at least 111 companies founded by Palantir alumni, but no equivalent systematic tracking exists for the broader In-Q-Tel portfolio of over 700 companies.
Date: 2024 Added: 02 May 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel informs the CIA of the details of all contract negotiations with portfolio companies as they progress, but neither the firm nor the CIA publishes these details, and the WSJ reported that some investments are not publicly revealed at all.
Date: 2016 Added: 02 May 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel's 501(c)(3) nonprofit structure exempts it from Federal Acquisition Regulation disclosure requirements, meaning its investment terms, governance rights, and due diligence records are not subject to standard government contractor transparency rules.
Date: 1999 Added: 02 May 2026
Pending Review The CIA granted waivers of government patent rights in at least nine portfolio company deals where vendors resisted standard intellectual property flow-down terms, as documented in the 2001 BENS panel report.
Date: 2001 Added: 02 May 2026
Pending Review A 2001 independent panel report confirmed that In-Q-Tel enters into non-disclosure pacts with its portfolio companies and that every equity investment is typically coupled with a development agreement including rights transfer to the government.
Date: 2001-06 Added: 02 May 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel's investment strategy and how it coordinates with other intelligence community procurement priorities is opaque.
Added: 16 Apr 2026
Pending Review The specific terms of In-Q-Tel investments, including governance rights and information-sharing arrangements, are classified or protected by non-disclosure agreements.
Added: 16 Apr 2026
Pending Review The extent to which In-Q-Tel portfolio companies share board members, investors, or government contacts with Palantir is not mapped.
Added: 16 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel's full portfolio is partially public but not comprehensively documented in a single searchable database.
Added: 16 Apr 2026
Pending Review The post-In-Q-Tel career trajectories of portfolio company founders and executives are not systematically tracked.
Added: 16 Apr 2026
Pending Review The identities of In-Q-Tel partners or analysts below the executive level who worked on the Palantir investment decision and due diligence are not publicly known
Added: 15 Apr 2026
Pending Review Gilman Louie, In-Q-Tel CEO from 1999 to 2005, personally attended Palantir Technologies' initial pitch and championed the company within the intelligence community
Date: 2004-06-15 Added: 15 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel invested approximately $2 million in Palantir Technologies — a critical early investment made when most Silicon Valley venture capital firms had rejected the company
Date: 2004-06-15 Added: 15 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel announced its 800th investment as of April 2025
Date: 2025-04-15 Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel serves 10 other IC agencies, including DOD's J39, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, National Security Agency, and National Reconnaissance Office
Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel operates as a Virginia-registered corporation, legally independent of the CIA or any other government agency
Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review The business arrangement between CIA and In-Q-Tel is roughly comparable to an Other Transaction Authority in DoD practice
Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel's contract is funded annually, given a new problem set in each cycle from April 1 to March 31
Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel is bound by its Charter agreement and annual contract with the CIA
Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review Since 2011, In-Q-Tel has received over $1.2 billion for their operations
Date: 2011-2024 Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel currently receives around $100 million in additional taxpayer money per year to invest
Date: 2025 Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel receives funding primarily through annual contracts with the CIA and other U.S. government partners
Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review Nearly half of In-Q-Tel's trustees had financial connections with companies the corporation funded as of 2016
Date: 2016-01-01 Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel CEO compensation was over $2 million annually as of 2021
Date: 2021-01-01 Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel has 120 portfolio exits, with latest being Infleqtion on February 13, 2026
Date: 2026-02-13 Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel has 479 portfolio companies including 25 unicorns, 21 IPOs, and 157 acquisitions
Date: 2026-01-01 Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel has made 615 investments in companies as of 2026
Date: 2026-01-01 Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel receives approximately $100 million per year in taxpayer funding through contracts with CIA and other government agencies
Date: 2024-01-01 Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review Michael M. Crow, president of Arizona State University, serves as chairman of In-Q-Tel's board of trustees as of 2025
Date: 2025-01-01 Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review Steve Bowsher became CEO of In-Q-Tel on December 14, 2023, replacing Christopher Darby
Date: 2023-12-14 Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel has approximately $1 billion in assets as of 2025
Date: 2025-01-01 Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel is legally structured as a Virginia-registered nonprofit corporation (EIN: 52-2149962) that files Form 990 tax returns with the IRS
Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel has invested in over 700 companies as of recent reporting
Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel makes between 12-15 yearly investments ranging from $500,000 to $3 million
Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel sold 5,636 shares of Google worth over $2.2 million on November 15, 2005
Date: 2005-11-15 Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel's CEO receives a salary of $2 million despite working for a nonprofit
Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel posted losses in 9 of the past 10 years as of 2021, with 2021 shortfall of nearly $50 million
Date: 2021-12-31 Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel's assets were valued at over $1 billion in 2024
Date: 2024-01-01 Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel received over $1.2 billion in taxpayer funding since 2011
Date: 2011-01-01 Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel qualified as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization under the Internal Revenue Code
Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel is incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation in Delaware, not a government entity
Date: 1999-02-01 Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review Palantir was born from a CIA investment through In-Q-Tel in 2004
Date: 2004-01-01 Added: 13 Apr 2026
Pending Review Palantir was founded in 2004 with CIA venture arm In-Q-Tel funding, founded by Peter Thiel, Alex Karp, and PayPal alumni
Date: 2004-01-01 Added: 08 Apr 2026
Pending Review The 1999 establishment of In-Q-Tel represents a structural innovation in intelligence community technology acquisition, creating a legal vehicle that operates outside both government contractor disclosure requirements and traditional corporate transparency mechanisms
Added: 08 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel's nonprofit legal structure appears to create a systematic exemption from government procurement transparency requirements while enabling intelligence community technology acquisition through equity investments rather than traditional contracts
Added: 08 Apr 2026
Pending Review The absence of In-Q-Tel from standard government transparency databases appears to result from its legal classification as a nonprofit investment vehicle rather than a government contractor or lobbying entity
Added: 08 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel's 501(c)(3) nonprofit structure creates categorical exemptions from Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) disclosure requirements that apply to traditional government contractors
Added: 08 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel's transparency gap extends across multiple independent federal databases, suggesting structural exemptions rather than administrative oversight
Added: 07 Apr 2026
Pending Review The intelligence community's use of nonprofit venture capital vehicles like In-Q-Tel may represent a deliberate policy choice to acquire emerging technologies outside traditional government procurement oversight mechanisms
Added: 07 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel's systematic absence from federal transparency databases appears consistent with a legal and operational structure designed to maintain intelligence community operational security while enabling commercial technology investment
Added: 07 Apr 2026
Pending Review The absence of In-Q-Tel from commercial litigation databases suggests systematic use of arbitration clauses in investment agreements, consistent with intelligence community operational security requirements
Added: 07 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel's nonprofit 501(c)(3) legal structure likely exempts it from standard government contractor disclosure requirements while enabling classified funding mechanisms
Added: 07 Apr 2026
Pending Review The pattern of database absences across USASpending, LDA, and court records indicates In-Q-Tel operates through a deliberately structured nonprofit investment vehicle designed to maintain arm's length relationships with both government procurement and commercial litigation
Added: 07 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel's absence from lobbying disclosure databases is consistent with its operational model as a strategic investment entity rather than a traditional advocacy organization, suggesting it influences technology development through capital deployment rather than legislative lobbying
Added: 07 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel's absence from USASpending databases is consistent with its legal structure as an investment vehicle rather than a traditional government contractor, suggesting it operates through equity investments rather than service contracts
Added: 07 Apr 2026
Pending Review The complete absence of results across all four standard public accountability databases indicates In-Q-Tel's activities may be deliberately structured to avoid standard transparency mechanisms - a pattern worth investigating regarding its legal structure and oversight regime
Added: 07 Apr 2026
Pending Review Absence from court records suggests either minimal litigation exposure, use of arbitration/private dispute resolution, or cases filed under seal given its intelligence community connections
Added: 07 Apr 2026
Pending Review No lobbying disclosure records were found, which is notable for a significant investment entity connected to the intelligence community - this could indicate it operates without needing traditional lobbying activities or its influence activities are conducted through different mechanisms
Added: 07 Apr 2026
Pending Review In-Q-Tel does not appear in standard USASpending federal contract databases, suggesting it may operate outside typical government procurement channels or its contracts are classified/exempt from public disclosure requirements
Added: 07 Apr 2026
Pending Review No court records found for "In-Q-Tel" in public databases as of 2026-04-07.
Added: 07 Apr 2026
Pending Review No lobbying disclosures found for "In-Q-Tel" in public databases as of 2026-04-07.
Added: 07 Apr 2026
Pending Review No usaspending contracts found for "In-Q-Tel" in public databases as of 2026-04-07.
Added: 07 Apr 2026
All Connections (18)
→ Entity #85
organizational_affiliation, venture_capital_arm primary since 1999
In-Q-Tel is described as having 'intelligence community connections' and being 'connected to the intelligence community' - the CIA is the primary intelligence agency associated with In-Q-Tel's founding and mission as its strategic investment arm · In-Q-Tel is the CIA's nonprofit strategic investment firm, created to invest in technology companies that serve national security interests. This relationship explains the CIA's indirect procurement through investment rather than standard USASpending contracts.
→ Entity #17
investor_investee, EARLY_INVESTOR primary since 2005
CIA venture arm provided initial $1.25 million funding to establish relationship · In-Q-Tel, the CIA's venture capital arm, was an early investor in Palantir Technologies per In-Q-Tel's public portfolio disclosures.
→ Entity #4168
investment, investor, portfolio_company primary
In-Q-Tel invested in Keyhole which was later acquired by Google to become Google Earth · CIA's venture capital arm invested ~$2M in Keyhole in February 2003 for equity and technology access rights on behalf of NIMA (National Imagery and Mapping Agency). · In-Q-Tel investment later acquired by Google, became Google Earth
→ Entity #86
client confirmed
NSA is one of 10 IC agencies served by In-Q-Tel
→ Entity #96
client, technology investment relationship secondary since 1999
NRO is one of 10 IC agencies served by In-Q-Tel · In-Q-Tel serves as the intelligence community's venture capital arm, developing emerging technologies that support NRO and other IC agencies. NRO benefits from In-Q-Tel's technology investments.
→ Entity #80
client confirmed
DHS Science & Technology Directorate collaborates with In-Q-Tel
→ Entity #84
client confirmed
FBI is listed as one of In-Q-Tel's government partners
→ Entity #26
investor confirmed
In-Q-Tel backed Anduril Industries
→ Entity #4182
limited_partner secondary
NIMA became a limited partner with In-Q-Tel, the CIA's venture capital firm, in summer 2002. Through this partnership, NIMA co-funded the investment in Keyhole Inc. — In-Q-Tel's first engagement on behalf of NIMA. NIMA contributed approximately 25% of In-Q-Tel's Keyhole funding.
→ Entity #4165
founder primary
Tenet created In-Q-Tel in 1999 as CIA Director to bridge the technology gap between the intelligence community and Silicon Valley. He brought in investment banker A.B. 'Buzzy' Krongard to help structure it. After leaving the CIA, Tenet remains a Board of Trustees member and Trustee at In-Q-Tel and In-Q-Tel, Inc. as of 2026.
← Entity #24
technology_ecosystem inferential since 2015
Nvidia operates in the same AI and high-performance computing space where In-Q-Tel invests for intelligence community applications. Nvidia's GPU technology is foundational to AI systems used by defense and intelligence contractors.
← Entity #4
early investor relationship (via Palantir) secondary since 2005
In-Q-Tel, the CIA's venture capital arm, was an early investor in Palantir Technologies, the company Karp co-founded and leads as CEO, establishing the company's intelligence community ties.
← Entity #105
industry_ecosystem inferential since 2016
Both entities operate in the intelligence community technology space. As a major intelligence contractor with consistent SEC filing activity, Booz Allen Hamilton operates in the same ecosystem as the CIA's venture capital arm.
← Entity #4163
EXECUTIVE_LEADERSHIP primary since 1999
Louie served as CEO of In-Q-Tel from 1999 to 2005, personally overseeing the Palantir investment decision
← Entity #22
PERSONNEL_PIPELINE inferential
Post-In-Q-Tel career trajectories of investment professionals may include positions at Founders Fund or related Thiel network entities — personnel flows have not been systematically mapped
← Entity #4162
leadership confirmed
CEO since December 2023, previously president and managing general partner
← Entity #4169
board_chair confirmed
Chairman of board of trustees
← Entity #4171
founding_board_chair confirmed
First board chairman and leader of In-Q-Tel
Money Flows Passing Through (1)
Documented payment chains where this entity appears as a source, hop, or vanish point. All chains →
active 4 hops ⚠ 1 vanish USD 2876200000.00
In-Q-Tel → Palantir → Intelligence & Enforcement Contracts
Positioned to benefit (2)
World events where this entity surfaces as a derived beneficiary via documented connections, donor flows, contracts, or market signals. All events →
Equity holder Pending Review 2026-04-15
Honesty Test Secondary
EARLY_INVESTOR relationship to Palantir Technologies — In-Q-Tel, the CIA's venture capital arm, was an early investor in Palantir Technologies per In-Q-Tel's public portfolio disclosures..
Equity holder AI Inference Pending evidence 2026-04-15
Honesty Test Primary
EARLY_INVESTOR relationship to Palantir Technologies — In-Q-Tel, the CIA's venture capital arm, was an early investor in Palantir Technologies per In-Q-Tel's public portfolio disclosures..
Sources (30)
— ↗ In-Q-Tel annual reports and portfolio disclosures corporate_filing Raw
— ↗ Savant In Space analysis web_search Processed
— ↗ Wikipedia article discovery_scope_note Processed
— ↗ Savant In Space analysis discovery_scope_note Processed
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2025 ↗ Fortune magazine article from July 2025 web_search Processed
2016-01-01 ↗ Wall Street Journal investigation cited in Wikipedia web_search Processed
2021-01-01 ↗ Alts.co financial analysis discovery_scope_note Processed
2021-01-01 ↗ Fortune magazine Form 990 analysis web_search Processed
2026-02-13 ↗ CB Insights data web_search Processed
2026-01-01 ↗ Tracxn investor profile web_search Processed
2026-01-01 ↗ PitchBook data web_search Processed
2024-01-01 ↗ Marketplace NPR report web_search Processed
2024-01-01 ↗ Fortune magazine report web_search Processed
2025-01-01 ↗ Wikipedia web_search Processed
2023-12-14 ↗ In-Q-Tel official announcement and Wikipedia web_search Processed
2025-01-01 ↗ Fortune and New America reports web_search Processed
— ↗ ProPublica nonprofit database and IRS records web_search Processed
— ↗ Alts.co reports 700+ portfolio companies web_search Processed
— ↗ Grey Dynamics operational details web_search Processed
— ↗ Fortune article mentions CEO compensation web_search Processed
2021-12-31 ↗ Alts.co analysis of tax records web_search Processed
2024-01-01 ↗ Grey Dynamics and Fortune report $1B in assets web_search Processed
2011-01-01 ↗ Multiple sources including Marketplace and Grey Dynamics confirm $1.2B since 201… web_search Processed
2004-01-01 ↗ Fed-Spend research analysis web_search Processed
2026 AI ANALYSIS government_disclosure Processed
2026 UNVERIFIED Research: In-Q-Tel — Parliamentary records (no results) parliamentary_record Processed
2026 UNVERIFIED Research: In-Q-Tel — Court records (no results) court_document Processed
2026 UNVERIFIED Research: In-Q-Tel — Lobbying disclosures (no results) government_disclosure Processed
2026 UNVERIFIED Research: In-Q-Tel — USASpending contracts (no results) contract Processed