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Alloy Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm, and is currently investing out of their 8th fund -- a $300 million
limited partnership raised in April 2002. Each year, Alloy invests in a small number of entrepreneurial ideas and young
companies, and strives to guide entrepreneurs in building successful companies by leveraging Alloy's industry expertise,
operating knowledge, and extensive contacts. For more information, go to http://www.alloyventures.com/
Arcapita Ventures, a $200 million dedicated investment fund launched in October 2005, focuses on growth stage
enterprises primarily in the United States. From its offices in Atlanta, Arcapita typically acts as the lead
investor in companies operating in the (i) healthcare, (ii) information technology and (iii) industrial technology
sectors. The investment team looks for businesses that have established technologies and customer bases, and where
its investment capital, network and expertise can be applied to scale a proven business model.
For more information, go to http://www.arcapita.com/
Morgenthaler Ventures has worked with outstanding entrepreneurs to build valuable companies for over 38 years. Currently,
the firm has $2.5 billion under management, including $450 million in the current fund (capitalized in October of 2005).
Morgenthaler's venture capital team focuses its investments in two areas: Life sciences and information technology and is
headquartered in Menlo Park, CA, with offices in Boulder, CO; Boston, MA; and Princeton, NJ. Representative semiconductor
and communications infrastructure investments include such names as Premisys, Microchip, Endwave, Vitesse, Cortina,
Peregrine, and Paratek. Morgenthaler's passion for company building has earned them the respect of their partners and
exceptional results for their investors. For more information, please visit http://www.morgenthaler.com/
Motorola Ventures helps turn great new ideas into thriving businesses. We are not a lab, but like one, we are about
discovery. We focus on opportunities that complement Motorola’s total business strategy. We evaluate "new idea companies",
the people and technologies behind them and the vision they bring. We identify cutting-edge technology investments
that will help us to achieve the best solutions to fit our customers' needs. Every investment is a strategic alliance
encapsulated by vision, creativity, and business acumen. Bringing together talent and sharing dreams allows us to
achieve more together than we can alone.
For more information, please visit http://www.motorola.com/ventures
Selby Ventures is a Silicon Valley-based venture capital fund and focuses on seed and early-stage companies developing
disruptive, next generation technologies in software and fabless components for the information technology, communications
and consumer sectors. Formed in 1998 to bridge the gap between seed investors and later-stage venture funds, Selby grows
companies through hands-on involvement and leveraging 150 years of combined operational experience. For more information,
go to http://www.selbyventures.com/
Woodside Fund is a leading venture capital firm that excels in developing seed- and early-stage technology companies.
Founded in 1983, the Fund attributes its long record of success to the high value it places on building productive partnerships
with entrepreneurs, other investors and service providers. Typically a lead investor, Woodside Fund invests from $5 million
to $15 million in early-stage enterprise software, fabless semiconductor and network infrastructure companies located on the
West Coast. Woodside Fund has more than $330 million in capital under active management. For more information, go to
http://www.woodsidefund.com/
Angel Investors Include:
- Sand Hill Angels
- Quan Ventures
- Capogee Ventures
- WTI Ventures
- Intelleflex Co-Founders
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