Chess Ventures
Chess Ventures is a private equity firm that invests in earlier-stage technology companies that have direct application to the financial services industry. The strategic goal is to provide the Fund's shareholders with the ability to access and adopt new technologies that will provide competitive advantage and direct financial benefit. The firm is headquartered in San Francisco, with an office in London, and it is funded in part by the Schwab family. For more information visit
http://www.chessventures.com.
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Crosslink Capital
Crosslink Capital is a leading technology venture capital firm. Since its formation in 1989, the firm has dedicated itself to helping build world-class companies. Crosslink has made over 70 investments and manages $1 billion in assets. Unique for a venture capital organization, Crosslink has a dedicated public investing effort. The close integration of its public and private investment activities provides the firm with valuable insights and has established Crosslink as a leader in "Crossover" investing. For more information visit
http://www.crosslinkcapital.com.
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Menlo Ventures
With 26 years of experience, over $2.7 billion under management and a team with hundreds of years of collective experience in technology, marketing, sales, and general management, Menlo Ventures is one of the leading venture capital firms in the country. Menlo has invested in over 250 companies in the areas of communications, software, Internet infrastructure and services, e-commerce, and life sciences technology. For more information visit
http://www.menloventures.com.
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Montagu Newhall Associates
Montagu Newhall Associates is an international venture capital fund of funds manager with offices in Redwood Shores, California, Owings Mills, Maryland, and London, England. Montagu Newhall's success can be attributed in part to their strong relationships to top-tier funds and continued co-investment strategy, focusing on information technology, telecommunications and life sciences companies. The firm's advisory board includes representatives from seven of the leading venture capital firms in the US and Europe. For further information, visit
http://www.montagunewhall.com.
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New Enterprise Associates (NEA)
The leading start-up venture investor in the country, NEA primarily invests in businesses in information technology and medical and life sciences. With $4.8 billion in capital under management, NEA has invested in more than 400 companies, of which more than 135 have gone public and more than 150 have been successfully acquired. Since 1978, NEA has practiced classic venture capital by investing in early-stage companies including 3Com, Adaptec, Clarify, Kana Communications, Macromedia, Sage Software, Silicon Graphics, TIVO, and Virata Corporation. For more information on NEA, visit them at
http://www.nea.com.
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Parker Price Venture Capital
Parker Price Venture Capital is a San Francisco-based private venture firm that invests in early and mid-stage technology companies in California and Texas. The Parker Price Venture Capital team brings extensive operational and international business experience to each investment opportunity. Parker Price Venture Capital's limited partners are Taiwan-based technology companies and financial institutions. For more information go to
http://www.parkerpricevc.com.
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Wasatch Cross Creek Capital
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Wasatch Cross Creek Capital, an affiliate of Wasatch Advisors, is a venture capital fund focused on late-stage private equity investments in what it believes are the best-of-breed public companies of the future. Wasatch Advisors' experience in evaluating small public companies gives it unique insight into evaluating late-stage private companies. Wasatch Cross Creek Capital leverages the knowledge and skill of the broader Wasatch Advisors research team in its investment decisions. For more information go to
www.crosscreekcapital.com.
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