Network Engagement Analysis
Battery Ventures
Battery Ventures
Global technology investment firm · 89,498 followers
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Who’s engaging with
Battery Ventures

1184 founders, operators, and GTM leaders engaged with Battery Ventures’ content across 33 recent posts — the company page plus partners Bill Binch, Danel Dayan, and Lior Mallul. This is who they are — names, titles, and the companies they work for.

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Data collected August 27, 2026 · 1184 engagers from 33 posts · 30-day window (Jul 27 – Aug 27)
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Engagers
1184
Posts
33
Reactions
1481
TOP ENGAGERS
MMMatthew McWilliams
Matthew McWilliams
AKAlex Karkos
Alex Karkos
JG
John Giliberto, Silicon Valley Bank
JCJonathan Curtis
Jonathan Curtis
JSJunior S.
Junior S.
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Unique Engagers
0
Posts Analyzed
0
Reactions Captured
The Network

1184 people who showed up

Real names. Real titles. Real companies. Click any card to open their LinkedIn profile. Search by name, title, or company — filter by reaction type.

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1184 people match
The Inner Circle

21 people engage with almost everything Battery posts

These engagers show up across 3+ posts in the window — a 30-day snapshot. They’re not casual scrollers: they’re portfolio founders, CROs from the dinner series, CISOs from Black Hat, and operators who track the fund closely. Highest-trust relationships in the dataset.

Most consistent engagers — ranked by posts engaged
MMMatthew McWilliams
Matthew McWilliams
Accounting Manager • Private Equity • Start-ups • High Growth • Experience Reporting to Global CFO • External Audits • Special Projects and Transaction Support • Operational Mindset · 6 posts
AKAlex Karkos
Alex Karkos
Community, Events & Marketing Professional · 4 posts
JCJonathan Curtis
Jonathan Curtis
Senior Corporate Development and M&A Leader | Acquisition Strategy for Public and PE-backed Software Platforms | Buy-Side M&A · 4 posts
KSKaren Schiff Bommart
Karen Schiff Bommart
Investor Relations & Marketing in Venture Capital, Private Equity · 4 posts
JG
John Giliberto
Silicon Valley Bank · Director - Leveraged Finance & Sponsor Coverage at Silicon Valley Bank · 3 posts
JSJunior S.
Junior S.
General Manager na steute do Brasil - Regional Head LATAM · 3 posts
LJ
Laurence Judah
Pendo.io · Director, Revenue Strategy @ Pendo.io | GTM Architect | Driving Sales Productivity · 3 posts
DEDerek Etgen
Derek Etgen
Rundoo · Sales Manager @ Rundoo · 3 posts
LWLauren Wedell
Lauren Wedell
THL Partners · Principal at THL Partners · 3 posts
FL
Fractional Leadership Solutions
1,822 followers · 3 posts
JRJohn Reese
John Reese
Dynatron · CMO at Dynatron, former CMO at AuditBoard, 5x Chief Marketer, SaaS/Startup Advisor, High-performance Organization Builder, Early-stage though Scale-stage Growth Expert, Lifelong Learner · 3 posts
MKMatthew Kestufskie
Matthew Kestufskie
Rundoo · Sales @ Rundoo · 3 posts
VSVeronica St. Cyr
Veronica St. Cyr
Juggler of Many Things, Seeker of Win-Wins · 3 posts
EKEvan Kaplan
Evan Kaplan
InfluxData · Chief Executive Officer at InfluxData · 3 posts
PGPrashant Guthikonda, MS MBA
Prashant Guthikonda, MS MBA
Deputy Chief Information Officer | Product Manager | Technologist | SAFe Agilist 6.0 · 3 posts
JBJulian Battilana Rios
Julian Battilana Rios
Chief Executive Officer & Co-Founder of Venture Shares · 3 posts
DKDaniel Karp
Daniel Karp
Early-stage VC Investor in AI-native Infrastructure, Security, DevOps, Data, Cloud and Open Source startups. Ex-Cisco Ventures and M&A, Microsoft Azure. Recovering engineer and PM. · 3 posts
CLConner Lovely
Conner Lovely
CapitalG · Vice President at CapitalG · 3 posts
Where They Work

The companies showing up most

Engagement clusters by employer — when multiple people from one company engage, that’s an account-level signal, not a bunch of unrelated likes.

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Top companies by engager count
Rundoo ↗
18 engagers · 1 senior · 6 repeat
Dynatrace ↗
12 engagers · 4 senior
Arize Ai ↗
8 engagers · 5 senior
J.P. Morgan ↗
5 engagers · 2 senior
Qatalyst Partners ↗
5 engagers · 1 senior
Gong ↗
4 engagers · 2 repeat
Letter Ai ↗
4 engagers · 3 senior · 1 repeat
Bessemer Venture Partners ↗
3 engagers · 1 repeat
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Reach spans the whole size spectrum

Company pages that engaged, by follower count (log scale). Battery’s content pulls enterprise giants and micro-brands alike.

Ontra
32,937
Opal Security
8,156
Stirling Brandworks
7,449
Aegis AI Security
6,742
FinStrat Management
6,298
Letter AI
5,969
Terminal
5,221
Liberate
5,013
Baz
5,013
Jackrabbit Design
4,034
Dynatrace (12), J.P. Morgan (5), Qatalyst (5), Gong (4), Bessemer (3) — acquirers, bankers, and co-investors are engaging in clusters. That’s deal flow hiding inside a like list.
Target Accounts

The account-level opportunities

When multiple people — especially senior people — from one company engage, that’s an account signal, not a stray like. Ranked by engagers, seniority, and repeat engagement.

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Ranked by opportunity score
Rundoo ↗18 engagers · 1 senior · 6 repeat
Nick Hershey
Dynatrace ↗12 engagers · 4 senior · 0 repeat
Fuad Najjar, Sandra Gil, Jamie Gruener
Arize Ai ↗8 engagers · 5 senior · 0 repeat
Jason Lopatecki, Liz Inman Cardenas, Matt Wilson
Letter Ai ↗4 engagers · 3 senior · 1 repeat
Abby Hunt, Armen Forget, Nate Varel
Influxdata ↗2 engagers · 2 senior · 2 repeat
Winnie Cheng, Evan Kaplan
Petfolk ↗3 engagers · 3 senior · 0 repeat
Jonah Biensch, Kyle Hutchison, Audrey Wystrach DVM
J.P. Morgan ↗5 engagers · 2 senior · 0 repeat
Christina Canady, Eric Haeussler, CFA
North American Hardware ↗2 engagers · 2 senior · 1 repeat
Austin Vance, Dan Tratensek
These aren’t individual leads — they’re accounts with multiple senior people already paying attention. That’s where outreach stops being cold.
Content Appetite

Thought leadership vs. announcements

Do people engage with Battery’s ideas, or with its news? Partner POVs and fund announcements pull different crowds — here’s who shows up for each.

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Who engages with what
1226
Thought leadership only — 267 (22%)
Announcements only — 915 (75%)
Both — 44 (3%)

10 of 33 posts is partner point-of-view (dinners, panels, reflections) — the volume play. Fund news is the reach play: the Series C and the Arize exit pulled more likes than all POV posts combined. The lever is packaging POV around announcement moments.

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Likes per post, by type

Blue = thought leadership · Purple = announcements. Partner POV pulled 920 likes — fund news pulled 8236.

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07-27
E
50
08-04
C
41
08-04
E
8
08-04
E
25
08-04
E
111
08-04
C
43
08-04
C
42
08-06
E
111
08-06
C
236
08-07
C
460
08-07
E
16
08-11
C
76
08-13
C
1145
08-13
C
463
08-13
C
165
08-13
C
140
08-13
C
107
08-13
C
149
08-13
C
5
08-18
E
4570
08-18
C
104
08-19
C
116
08-19
C
94
08-19
C
18
08-19
C
169
08-19
E
78
08-20
E
186
08-20
C
6
08-21
E
43
08-21
C
131
08-26
C
136
08-27
C
26
08-27
C
What They’re Saying

The comments reveal the relationship

115 comments from 108 people. A comment is a name in public — the strongest engagement signal of all.

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Most active voices
Prashant Guthikonda, MS MBA
3 comments
Derek Etgen
2 comments
Ryan Augustine
2 comments
Doug Cohen
2 comments
Vinay Bansal
2 comments
Conner Lovely
2 comments
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Four ways people comment
Gratitude“Bill Binch, thanks again for hosting — a great group of GTM and Revenue leaders…” — CRO dinner attendees thanking the host in public. Every dinner recap is a roster of warm GTM contacts.
Substance“How are you guys leveraging Fin.ai or 11X.ai? We are seeing some interesting traction.” — practitioners trading AI tooling notes, not drive-by likes.
Deal Flow“Congrats to Jason, Aparna, and the entire Arize AI team…” — the $915M Dynatrace acquisition and the $100M Series C drew congratulations from founders, investors, and bankers across the network.
Community“Great to be on this journey with you guys!” — portfolio founders and their teams cheering each other’s milestones, publicly and repeatedly.
The commenters aren’t a random crowd — they’re revenue leaders, CISOs, founders, and the people who move deals. Every comment is a warm conversation waiting to happen.
Shared Network

148 people engage with 2+ of Battery’s four profiles

This overlap is the committed core — people doing diligence across the company page and multiple partners (Bill’s GTM content, Danel’s security content, Lior’s AI content). They’re the highest-intent relationships in the dataset.

MMMatthew McWilliams
Matthew McWilliams
· 8 combined reactions
AKAlex Karkos
Alex Karkos
· 5 combined reactions
JG
John Giliberto
Silicon Valley Bank · 5 combined reactions
JCJonathan Curtis
Jonathan Curtis
· 5 combined reactions
JSJunior S.
Junior S.
· 4 combined reactions
LJ
Laurence Judah
Pendo.io · 4 combined reactions
DEDerek Etgen
Derek Etgen
Rundoo · 4 combined reactions
LWLauren Wedell
Lauren Wedell
THL Partners · 4 combined reactions
PFPhil Fernandez
Phil Fernandez
· 3 combined reactions
VHVal Hernandez
Val Hernandez
Samsara · 3 combined reactions
NDNeil D.
Neil D.
Rundoo · 3 combined reactions
SJSteve Johnson
Steve Johnson
· 3 combined reactions
PO
Pierce Osgood
Gong · 3 combined reactions
BWBrian Weinberger
Brian Weinberger
· 3 combined reactions
JZ
Jon Zorio (JZ)
· 3 combined reactions
MKMatthew Kestufskie
Matthew Kestufskie
Rundoo · 3 combined reactions
VSVeronica St. Cyr
Veronica St. Cyr
· 3 combined reactions
MOMarie Okuda
Marie Okuda
· 3 combined reactions
JBJulian Battilana Rios
Julian Battilana Rios
· 3 combined reactions
ACAlex Choy
Alex Choy
HSBC Innovation Banking · 3 combined reactions
DKDaniel Karp
Daniel Karp
· 3 combined reactions
CLConner Lovely
Conner Lovely
CapitalG · 3 combined reactions
RMRajesh Mathachan
Rajesh Mathachan
· 3 combined reactions
ASAndreas Sjölund
Andreas Sjölund
Omnium · 3 combined reactions
Network Composition

Who is this network — and does it fit your ICP?

Battery Ventures backs technology companies across software, infrastructure, and industrial tech. Its content pulls a specific crowd: founders, GTM leaders, security executives, and AI operators — the people who build, buy, and fund what Battery backs. Here’s how its 1184 engagers break down.

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Seniority Breakdown
Manager / IC
60%
Founder / CEO
14%
VP / Director
14%
C-Suite / GP
12%
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Function / Role Focus
Other
32%
GTM / Sales
22%
Founder / VC
21%
Product / Eng
16%
RevOps / Growth
6%
Marketing
4%
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Where They Work
Rundoo
100
Dynatrace
67
Arize Ai
44
J.P. Morgan
28
Qatalyst Partners
28
Gong
22
Engagement Depth

How the network engages

Reaction mix tells you the *type* of attention Battery’s content gets. The repeat rate tells you who’s actually paying attention vs. passively scrolling.

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LIKE
1202
81.2% of reactions
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PRAISE
201
13.6% of reactions
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EMPATHY
49
3.3% of reactions
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INTEREST
19
1.3% of reactions
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APPRECIATION
10
0.7% of reactions
Engagement pattern — depth of relationship
Single post
92%
2–3 posts
8%
4+ posts
0%
What Drew Them In

The content that built this network

33 posts analyzed (Jul 27 – Aug 27, 2026). Fund news, portfolio exits, and the partner event series pull the highest engagement.

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“Today we're announcing our $100M Series C at a $1B valuation, led by ICONIQ. It's our third round in 14 months…”
2026-08-18
4570 likes · 485 comments · 146 shares
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likes
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“Jason and I started Arize 6+ years ago with a simple proposition that headlined our seed deck: “We Make the Wo…”
2026-08-13
1145 likes · 154 comments · 40 shares
1145
likes
3
“Some personal news eleven years in the making.…”
2026-08-07
460 likes · 119 comments · 2 shares
460
likes
4
“It's a big day at Battery! We are thrilled to share that Brandon Gleklen has been promoted to partner, and Jas…”
2026-08-07
236 likes · 20 comments · 0 shares
236
likes
5
“Spicy night in Boston last night! 🌶️ Battery Ventures hosted our 2nd dinner in the roadshow with 25 CRO's join…”
2026-08-20
186 likes · 21 comments · 2 shares
186
likes
6
“Battery x Security Leaders Dinner at Black Hat 2026 We hosted 15+ CISOs, security leaders, Battery cyber portf…”
2026-08-06
111 likes · 14 comments · 2 shares
111
likes
What This Data Tells You

Four angles worth acting on

This isn’t a list of likes. It’s a map of commercially relevant relationships forming in public — and most of them aren’t being worked.

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The network is real and it’s big
1184 verified engagers · 1481 reactions · 33 posts in 30 days. No bots, no bought followers — every name here checked against a real profile with a real headline and a real company.
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77% of engagers match a Battery-relevant profile
899 of 1161 people are founders, operators, or GTM leaders — the exact people who build, buy, and fund what Battery backs. The fund’s content is a weekly meeting with its own pipeline, and most of those people are just names on a like list.
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Decision-makers are already in the room
465 senior engagers — 165 founders/CEOs, 138 C-suite/GPs, 162 VPs/Directors. The people who raise, buy, and champion are engaging weekly — and they’re not being captured.
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21 people never miss a post
100 people engage 2+ times and 21 engage 3+ times in 30 days. That’s not traffic, that’s relationship formation — high-trust, high-frequency attention from the Battery ecosystem. These are conversations waiting to happen.

The question isn’t whether people engage with Battery’s content. It’s who’s engaging that nobody’s working.

So What

What you’d actually do with this

Data is only as good as the decision it changes. Here’s the same analysis, read two ways.

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If you’re a founder raising — or selling into this network

This is a live map of Battery’s orbit. 1184 named people, including 165 founders/CEOs, 138 C-suite, and 162 VPs/Directors — the founders, operators, and GTM leaders Battery already reaches, ranked by company and seniority.

Dynatrace is the account to watch — 12 engagers, 4 senior. And 77% of the audience matches the Battery ICP, yet the fund isn’t converting that attention into sourced pipeline. Whoever works these relationships first, wins them.

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If you’re a Battery portfolio company

Your fund’s content already reaches your buyers — 77% of engagers are founders, GTM leaders, and operators. Dynatrace’s 12 engagers (the Arize acquirer) and the CRO dinner series show the customer-content flywheel working; those are the relationships to double down on.

148 people engage with 2+ of the four profiles — your committed core doing diligence. Prioritize them first. Comments show GTM leaders and CISOs engaging organically. The one gap: only 10 of 33 posts is partner point-of-view — the relationship layer already exists; the next lever is converting it into sourced pipeline.

Who’s engaging with your posts that you’re missing opportunities with?

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