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ARTIMAN
VENTURES, Artiman Ventures helps talented entrepreneurs
commercialize leading edge technologies to create world
class companies. The cornerstone of Artiman's diversified
technology investment strategy is investing in 'white
spaces', where a company has no identifiable competitors,
and a market or technology lead of at least twelve months.
Artiman's preference is to be the first institutional
capital, at the 'concept stage', when the founding team
is still refining their key ideas and concepts. To learn
more about Artiman Ventures visit
http://www.artimanventures.com |
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ICCP
VENTURE PARTNERS (IVP) is a global private direct investment
management firm, geared towards making equity and equity-related
investments in emerging growth companies with sound
business fundamentals and promising potential to achieve
significant medium to long-term capital appreciation. |
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AUTHOSIS
VENTURES is a venture capital firm focused on investing
in information technology, software, internet, e-commerce,
wireless and mobile solutions, and fabless IC startups
in Silicon Valley and China. They provide seed capital
and early stages of financing to these companies, and
also support them in all key aspects of business planning
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TUPUTELE
VENTURES Fund is a small, private equity fund, investing
in fund-of-funds, venture capital funds and private
technology companies. The philosophy of Tuputele Ventures
Fund is to invest in a broad range of start-up technology
and life science companies, primarily through other
firms with a history of excellent performance in this
area of investing. |
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IngleWood
Ventures is a life sciences venture capital fund founded
in San Diego in 1999. The firm is a Small Business Investment
Company (SBIC) licensed by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
IngleWood's charter is to invest in a diversified portfolio
of early-stage biotechnology and medical technology
companies, primarily in Southern California. Areas of
focus include drug discovery/ tools, medical devices
and diagnostics, and healthcare information technology.
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