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Early Stage Partners (ESP)
Offices: Cleveland, Ohio
Early Stage Partners was formed in 2001
with the belief that Northeast Ohio, Ohio,
and the Midwest could and would create and
attract a significant number of early stage
technology companies that would be attractive
venture capital investment opportunities.
This belief was partly predicated on trends
in economics and technology. They began
raising capital in 2001 in the depths of
a venture capital industry depression. In
spite of being a first-time fund investing
in technology in the Midwest in the midst
of that depression, they raised $44 million. |
Easton Capital Investment Group
Offices: New York-Buffalo, New York
& Miami, Florida
Easton Capital Investment
Group manages approximately $140
million on behalf of a number of significant
institutional investors in its two funds,
Easton Hunt Capital Partners and Easton
Hunt New York. Easton makes investments
ranging in size from $2 million to $7.5
million and has strategic co-investment
relationships with many of its institutional
investors which allow it to participate
in larger initial and follow-on rounds of
funding. |
East River Ventures
Offices: New York, New York
East River invests in talented entrepreneurs
to build successful, technology-driven companies.
They primarily focus on the new generation
of information technologies broadly defined
to include system architecture, infrastructure,
services and enabling technologies as these
extend into various industries that include
Communications, Media, Software, and Health
Care. They support early-stage companies
in search of funds in the first institutional
phases. Their expertise and network of strategic
resources allow them to contribute to the
success of emerging technology-driven companies. |
Eastward Capital Partners
Offices: West Newton, Massachusetts
Eastward Capital Partners is a leading East
Coast venture debt source. Through its regional
focus and longstanding relationships, Eastward
specializes in working with venture capital
firms to provide their portfolio companies
with equity-sensitive financing solutions.
Eastward seeks to maximize its competitive
process advantage in sourcing and targeting
investments by partnering with top tier
and emerging venture capital firms that
have demonstrated domain expertise in their
target markets. |
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eCentury Capital
Offices: McLean, Virginia
eCentury Capital is a $90 million balanced-stage
venture capital fund that makes investments
throughout the eastern United States in
distinctive technology companies that solve
real business problems. They give their
portfolio companies the power to accelerate
their businesses into global markets by
leveraging their active, institutional partners
Hitachi, Mitsubishi, Allied Capital and
Rothschild. ECentury Capital is well positioned
to make important contributions to the growth
of their portfolio companies. |
EDF Ventures
Offices: Ann Arbor, Michigan
EDF Ventures® is a venture capital firm
with $150 million of private equity investments
under management. Since forming its first
fund in 1987, EDF Ventures has played a
leadership role in providing venture capital
to emerging technology companies in the
Midwest with investments in more than 30
companies to date. Many of EDF’s investments
have been in companies which EDF co-founded
by identifying technologies in the region’s
leading universities and research institutions
and incorporating companies to commercialize
them. |
Edgewater Funds
Offices: Chicago, Illinois
Edgewater Funds, since their founding in
1991, has made more than 80 investments
in four funds and now have $550 million
in capital under management. They are able
to fund a broad range of investment sizes
through both their direct funds and close
relationships with several billion-dollar
co-investment funds. The firm focuses on
funding profitable middle market companies
where they can add substantial value through
their capital, experience, and broad network. |
Edison Venture Fund
Offices: Lawrenceville, New Jersey;
McLean, Virginia & West Chester, Pennsylvania
Edison Venture Fund invests in expansion
stage ($5 to 20 million revenue) information
technology companies located in the New
York City to Virginia corridor. They invest
$3 to 5 million initially and usually are
the sole or lead investor. Edison seeks
companies that have the capability to lead
emerging markets. Over the past 16 years,
Edison's portfolio companies have created
market capitalization surpassing $5 billion.
Edison's capital pool exceeds $420 million
in five independent limited partnerships. |
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