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Mobius Venture Capital
Offices: Palo Alto, California & Denver,
Colorado
Mobius Venture Capital has over $2.5 billion
under their management. They have the broad
financial assets it takes to bring a company
from napkin-drawings to market leadership.
Eight of their nine managing directors have
senior level operating experience in technology
companies—from start-ups to multinationals.
Together with their other managing director,
they provide their entrepreneurs with all
the experience they demand to be successful. |
Moelis Capital Partners
Offices: New York, New York
Moelis Capital Partners employs a broad
investment strategy and makes opportunistic
investments across industries, asset classes
and geographies. Moelis believes this flexible
investment strategy gives them a competitive
advantage to support the firm’s clients
on key strategic transactions and create
a uniquely diversified portfolio of investments
that achieves superior risk-adjusted returns
for their investors. |
Mohr Davidow Ventures (MDV)
Offices: Menlo Park, California & Reston,
Virginia
Mohr Davidow Ventures invests in innovative
entrepreneurs with deep expertise in software,
semiconductors, life sciences infrastructure,
and communications. Their strong venture
capital team engages very early in the life
of a company to impact its long-term success.
Whether the ultimate success of their portfolio
companies is measured by technical breakthroughs,
acquisition or IPO, it's always about building
value. |
Momentum Venture Management
Offices: Los Angeles, California
In today's investment environment, entrepreneurs
need more than a great idea or product—they
have to prove to investors that they have
a business that's built for success. Momentum
Venture Management specializes in helping
early-stage companies overcome their unique
challenges by bringing experienced interim
management skills, critical bridge capital,
and a large network of relevant resources. |
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Monitor Clipper Partners
Offices: Cambridge-London, England
Monitor Clipper Partners is a private equity
investment firm formed in 1998 by The Monitor
Group, a leading group of advisory businesses
that has at its core one of the world’s
largest strategy consulting firms, and The
Clipper Group, an experienced private equity
investment firm. They seek to make private
equity investments in middle-market companies
in North America and Europe. |
Monitor Ventures
Offices: Palo Alto-Santa Monica, California
Monitor Ventures is an early-stage venture
capital firm that partners with exceptional
entrepreneurs to commercialize technology
into world-class products and services.
Founded in 2002, the firm leverages the
investment, operating and entrepreneurial
experience of its partners with its privileged
access to the resources of the Monitor Group
to accelerate portfolio companies path to
customers, capital and profitability. |
Monomoy Capital Partners
Offices: New York, New York
Monomoy invests in fundamentally sound businesses
that face operational, financial or business
stress. They provide the capital necessary
to strengthen the business; they work with
management to design and implement business
improvement programs; and they provide the
financial, strategic and operational support
needed to improve profitability. Their goal
in every acquisition is to build long-term
enterprise value. |
Monroe Capital
Offices: Chicago, Illinois
Monroe Capital is a specialty finance company
providing senior secured and junior secured
debt to middle-market companies. Monroe
Capital specializes in originating, structuring
and providing customized one-stop financings
to U.S. and Canadian borrowers. Monroe is
committed to being a value-added and user-friendly
partner to owners, senior management and
transaction sponsors. |
Monster Venture Partners
Offices: Bellevue, Washington
Monster Venture Partners typically invests
in the form of common stock and/or in the
form of a bridge financing prior to closing
the first institutional round. They will
co-invest with the most strategically valuable
co-investors, depending on the nature of
the specific investment opportunity. Their
sector interest will evolve over time as
the investment team grows. They are mainly
focused on marketing technology, healthcare
information services and consumer products. |
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