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Milestone Partners
Offices: St Davids, Pennsylvania
Milestone Partners is a lower middle market
private equity firm that specializes in
making control equity investments of $5
to $25 million in manufacturing, distribution
and service companies with valuations of
up to $100 million. Milestone's investments
typically provide liquidity to shareholders
of privately-owned businesses, facilitate
the transition of ownership to key managers,
and capitalize on growth opportunities while
maintaining the legacy of the founders. |
Milestone Ventures
Offices: New York, New York
Milestone Ventures is a traditional venture
capital partnership. They focus on early
stage, enterprise Information Technology
companies in the New York metropolitan area.
The Fund targets companies that possess
the nucleus of an exceptional management
team, a compelling business model, and a
large market opportunity. They also prefer
opportunities that are not capital intensive
i.e. require less than $5 million to achieve
material profitability. |
Milk Street Ventures
Offices: Boston, Massachusetts
Milk Street Ventures buys existing venture
capital and private equity portfolios. As
a secondary direct investor, they provide
alternative liquidity solutions to independent
funds and in-house investment programs.
They are seasoned venture capitalists. The
founding partners of Milk Street Ventures
each have over 20 years of venture capital
experience and have successfully worked
together as partners for the better part
of two decades. |
Millennium Technology Ventures
Offices: New York, New York
Millennium Technology Ventures has made
a wide range of investments across a variety
of technologies and stages of company development,
ranging from early-stage ventures to post-public
PIPEs. Recently, the fund has been focused
on working with corporate partners and other
potential sellers to assist in the process
of divesting, winding-down, re-balancing,
and managing their portfolios of venture
capital assets. |
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Minor Ventures
Offices: San Francisco, California
Minor Ventures is a venture capital firm
that backs early-stage technology and media
companies. The firm was founded in 2006
by CNET founder Halsey Minor. Investments
include companies such as OpenDNS, Scout
Labs, Inc., Minor Studios, Paxfire and GrandCentral
(acquired by Google). |
Mint Capital
Offices: Moscow, Russia
As a response to Russia's recovery from
the crisis of 1998, Mint Capital was founded
in Moscow in 2000 to make private equity
investments in entrepreneurial companies
in Russia and the CIS. Mint Capital focuses
on making expansion stage investments in
rapidly growing companies that generally
have positive operating cash flow and annual
revenue of USD 10 - 100 million at the time
of investment. |
Mirae Asset Capital
Offices: Seoul, Korea
Mirae Asset Capital is the founding company
of the Mirae Asset Financial Group. Established
in 1997, they provide their clients with
financial consulting and corporate financing
services. They also invest in companies
that will be the future growth engines of
the Korean economy, such as those in the
internet, multimedia and biotechnology spaces.
Mirae Asset Venture Investment provides
initial funding to promising startups, especially
those in the knowledge-based financial infrastructure
and high technology sectors. |
Miralta
Offices: Dorval, Quebec
Miralta has a 30+ year track record of investing
significant pools of capital and returning
4X capital to investors. Miralta has consistently
generated internal rates of return in excess
of 22% for investors by focusing on attractive
technology driven business opportunities
and providing crucial “hands-on” guidance
to management teams of portfolio companies. |
Miramar Venture Partners
Offices: Corona del Mar-Del Mar, California
Miramar Venture Partners is a $81 million
venture fund that is focused on early and
expansion stage investing in information
technology companies. They are interested
particularly in emerging companies in Southern
California, from Santa Barbara to San Diego.
Their partners and many of their investors
have deep roots in Southern California and
share a common purpose of supporting entrepreneurism
and technology development in the region. |
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