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Kansas Venture Capital
Offices: Leawood, Kansas
Kansas Venture Capital is a licensed Small
Business Investment Company that provides
equity and mezzanine capital primarily to
small and middle market midwestern companies
having potential for substantial growth
and long-term equity appreciation. They
have funding capacity of approximately $50
million consisting of $13 million in equity
and $37 million in SBIC leveraged capital
availability. |
Katalyst Venture Partners
Offices: Conshohocken, Pennsylvania
Katalyst Venture Partners is an early-stage
technology fund raised in the summer of
2000. Its limited partners include Comcast
Interactive, GE Capital, Mellon Ventures,
Liberty Media Corporation, Apax, Cox Communications
and the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. This
fund is fully invested. In December 2002,
Katalyst merged its investment arm with
New World Ventures, a venture firm with
a focus on early-stage technology and
telecommunications companies. |
KB Partners
Offices: Chicago, Illinois
KB Partners was established in 1996 to make
investments in early-stage technology companies
in the Midwest. KB's objective is to
build dominant new enterprises by
working in partnership with talented
entrepreneurs and experienced managers.
KB Partners manages two venture funds
totaling in excess of $95 million. The
firm's investors include high net worth
individuals, investment companies and
institutions with which KB has
established relationships. |
Kennet Partners
Offices: Foster City, California & London,
England
Kennet Partners invests in European and North American
businesses with real customers and strong
revenue growth. They like businesses that
have identified a way to break out of traditional
markets. Sectors Kennet invest in include
technology-enabled business services, digital
media, e-commerce, consumer Internet, enterprise
software, telecoms software and infrastructure,
semiconductors and IT services. |
Kepha Partners
Offices: Waltham, Massachusetts
As more and more venture capital is raised,
many firms are pursuing new strategies and
models. Some have become venture bankers.
Kepha has a back-to-basics approach focused
on pre-seed, seed and Series A companies.
They call this venture building, and it
is what created the venture industry in
the first place. It is the foundation, or
rock, of venture capital. They seek entrepreneurs
who have disruptive ideas and know that
they can do it better. |
KeyNote Ventures
Offices: Menlo Park, California
KeyNote Ventures have over 40 years of cumulative
experience in venture capital investing
and close to 70 years of substantial operating
background at senior executive levels in
each of the industries within KeyNote's
investment focus. Their strategy has been
and will continue to be investing primarily
as a lead investor in syndications with
other top tier venture capital firms. The
provide entrepreneurs funding, but also
a network of people and resources. |
Key Venture Partners (KVP)
Offices: San Francisco,
California
Key Venture Partners invests $3-10 million
in companies in the fields of software,
communications and information technology.
KVP and is a venture capital group of Key
Principal Partners (KPP), a $1 billion private
equity firm. KVP looks companies that serve
proven markets with products already generating
a revenue stream, demonstrate sustainable
competitive differentiation, and provide
an immediate tangible value proposition
to customers. |
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