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Offices: Greenwich, Connecticut; New
York, New York; Palo Alto, California;
London, England; Dusseldorf, Germany;
Washington DC; Singapore; Hong Kong,
China; Mumbai, India; Tokyo, Japan &
Sao Paulo, Brazil
General Atlantic is a leading global growth
equity firm providing capital and strategic
support for growth companies. GA combines
a collaborative global approach, sector-specific
expertise, and a deep understanding of growth
drivers to partner with great management
and build exceptional businesses worldwide.
Founded in 1980, General Atlantic manages
approximately $15 billion, investing between
$1 billion and $2 billion per year in growth
opportunities globally. Their target investment
size ranges from $50 million to $500 million.
Offices: Cambridge, Massachusetts
General Catalyst Partners is the private
equity partner for entrepreneurs, early-stage
companies and transformational companies
that seek to build innovative software and
technology platforms into industry-leading
companies. General Catalyst’s managing directors
Joel Cutler, David Fialkow, David Orfao
and John Simon are accomplished entrepreneurs.
By leveraging its principals' deep operational
expertise, General Catalyst helps portfolio
companies improve their likelihood of success
through business building and partnership
development assistance.
Offices: Greenwich, Connecticut & San
Francisco, California
Generation Partners is a $325 million private
investment firm focused on providing equity
capital to growth-oriented companies through
buyout, growth equity, and venture capital
investments. Generation will look to lead
or co-lead rounds. A Board seat is required.
They also pro-actively look to co-invest
with additional investors who can add a
great deal of value. Generation strongly
believes in "sharing" great companies, and
helping to build out a powerful investor
group that will maximize chances for success.
Offices: Dallas, Texas
Genesis Campus, founded in 2001 by serial
entrepreneur and investor Wu-Fu Chen and
wireless industry pioneer Roman Kikta is
a different kind of venture capital firm.
Genesis is surrounded by innovative technologies
– in their physical location and in their
way of thinking. They understand that companies
early in the building process need to lay
the groundwork to build not only successful
technologies, but also successful businesses.-Geneva-
Offices: San Francisco, California
Geneva Venture Partners primary focus is
to assist entrepreneurs in building world
class software technology companies.
They provide capital as well as assistance
in recruiting key executives, exposure to
a large network of corporate contacts and
advice in building great software companies.
The Fund's primary objective is to provide
superior returns to its Limited Partners
by investing in a carefully selected portfolio
of enterprise software, Applications Software
Providers, Internet infrastructure, Wireless
and telecommunications companies at the
seed and early start-up stages.
Offices: Fort Lee, New Jersey & Durham,
North Carolina
Founded in 1984, Geocapital Partners has
been a leading venture capital firm focused
on investments in young businesses in information
services and technology in both North America
and Europe. They have successfully managed
over $500 million in a series of partnerships
that were primarily funded by large institutional
investors.
Offices: Reston, Virginia
GIV Venture Partners is a private
equity firm that partners with entrepreneurs
of high growth businesses with proven business
models. GIV was founded in 1999 by leading
global entrepreneurs and investors. The
founders of GIV have started five companies,
four of which reached successful IPOs, creating
an aggregate $3 billion in market value.
The fund has a strong, leanly staffed team
that has domestic and international venture
experience.
Offices: Los Angeles, California
GKM Ventures is a venture capital fund investing
$1.5 million to $5 million in expansion-stage
technology companies located in the Western
US. The primary industry sectors in which
the fund invests are communications, enterprise
software and IT services, semiconductors
and digital media. Many of their limited
partners are successful industry executives
who frequently contribute to the Fund's
deal flow, due diligence process and portfolio
companies. 
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