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Global Catalyst Partners (GCP)
Offices: Redwood Shores, California
Global Catalyst Partners seeks out visionary
entrepreneurial leaders with innovative,
competitive information technologies. Focusing
on seed and early stage investments, the
partners take an intensive, hands-on investment
approach to turn compelling ideas into successful
companies. GCP brings companies the critical
resources needed to thrive during high-speed
growth cycles. |
Global Environment Fund (GEF)
Offices: Chevy Chase, Maryland
Established in 1990, the Global Environment
Fund invests in businesses around the world
that provide cost-effective solutions to
environmental and energy challenges. The
firm manages private equity dedicated to
clean technology, emerging markets, and
sustainable forestry, with approximately
$1 billion in aggregate capital under management.
GEF's investors include prominent endowments,
foundations, family offices, and pension
funds. |
Global Infrastructure Partners (GIP)
Offices: New York, New York & London,
England
Global Infrastructure Partners is managed
for the benefit of all its investors by
a professional investment executive team
of partners, each of whom is a direct investor
in the fund. GIP improves infrastructure
through investment and application of industry
best practice. GIP's operating team includes
top quality experienced managers with relevant
functional and sector managerial and operating
expertise. |
Global Life Science Ventures (GLSV)
Offices: Zug, Switzerland & Munich,
Germany
GLSV uses its exclusive focus on the life
sciences and the experience of its team
and advisors to assist in building companies.
Through its international orientation and
long-term commitment, the partnership has
been able to develop a global outlook that
brings major benefits to its portfolio companies.
At the same time, the partnership has strategically
channelled its resources into developing
the infrastructure necessary to support
its investees. |
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Global Retail Partners (GRP)
Offices: Los Angeles, California & London,
England
Since 1982 the partners of GRP have funded
innovative entrepreneurs who have changed
the consumer landscape - companies that
are household names today. They formed GRP
Partners in 1996 and now manage approximately
$650 million on behalf of more than 150
limited partners. GRP invest in highly talented
entrepreneurs with demonstrated drive, leadership
skills and experience. |
Global Venture Capital (GVC)
Offices: Tokyo, Japan
Global Venture Capital is an independent
partnership in the business of managing
venture capital funds. The individuals constituting
GVC have been active in entrepreneurship,
venture capital and private equity globally
for over 20 years. Since 1997, GVC has been
responsible for managing a series of venture
capital funds with total committed capital
of 6.3 billion yen, which has been directly
invested in over 35 companies both inside
and outside of Japan. |
Globespan Capital Partners
Offices: Boston, Massachusetts
Globespan Capital Partners is a leading
global venture capital firm investing in
information technology companies. They are
focused on a balanced investment strategy
across all segments of the IT sector. Globespan
uniquely positioned in the US venture capital
industry to provide portfolio companies
access to global markets, customers and
partners. |
Globis Capital Partners (GCP)
Offices: Tokyo, Japan
Globis Capital Partners provides more than
just investment and venture capital to their
portfolio companies. They strive to add
value to their investments by providing
the people and know-how to insure long-term
success of each business. Globis differentiates
itself from other Japanese VCs in that they
do not simply invest-we participate as a
partner in each investee firm, working closely
with management by providing the necessary
managerial skills. |
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Glynn Capital
Offices: Menlo Park, California
Glynn Capital Management is a private venture
capital and investment management firm.
They invest in high-quality, private and
public companies that create innovative
products and services to meet customers'
needs in the face of rapid change in technology
and lie sciences industries. Their private
and public investments build on thier industry
knowledge to complement each other. |
GMB Mezzanine Capital
Offices: Minneapolis, Minnesota
GMB Mezzanine Capital makes private mezzanine
investments in lower middle-market companies
throughout the United States. They target
companies with total enterprise values under
$100 million and with annual revenue between
$10 million and $100 million. Their target
investment size ranges from $3 million to
$13 million, and we will participate in
larger mezzanine investments with co-investment
partners. |
GMG Capital Partners
Offices: New York, New York
GMG Capital Partners is a venture capital
firm investing primarily in early-stage
high-growth communications technology companies.
GMG Capital Partners continues to execute
its strategy of investing in early-stage
technology companies, affirming their belief
that these companies will provide unsurpassed
opportunities to generate outstanding investment
returns with predictable and manageable
risk. |
GMT Communications Partners
Offices: London, England
GMT Communications Partners III is an independent
investment firm focused exclusively on the
Communications sector in Europe. The GMT
team is Europe’s longest-established private
equity specialist in the Communications
arena, and has been active from its base
in London across the entire Continent more
than a decade. |
GM Ventures
Offices: Detroit, Michigan
GM Ventures is the venture capital arm of
General Motors. They invest in early-stage
start-up companies to enhance GM's ability
to innovate and ensure their customers have
access to the best technology. GM Ventures'
investment strategy includes early-stage
startups with focus on the areas of automotive
cleantech, infotainment, smart materials,
other automotive related technologies, and
value chain/business models. |
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