which gaming companies has BGV General Partner Paige Doherty invested in recently?

In this segment, the speaker outlines two recent portfolio companies of BGV that General Partner Paige Doherty has backed. The first, Caveron, is a connected rowing machine based in Toronto that incorporates habit‑forming psychology and game‑design elements to keep users motivated. Its founder, Andy, is highlighted as an impressive martial artist. Caveron was the fund’s first Canadian investment, prompting an accidental but pivotal update to the fund’s documentation to allow future Canadian deals. The second company, The Last Gameboard, is described as the only social gaming console that supports concurrent play with physical game pieces, immersive visuals and audio, and worldwide multiplayer. The fund was attracted to this venture largely because of the founder Shail’s compelling personal story. Both investments illustrate BGV’s focus on innovative, experience‑driven products and the importance of founder narratives in their decision‑making.










