Showing posts with label angel investors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label angel investors. Show all posts
Monday, March 05, 2012
MDSave launches
Nashville-based MDSave aims to do well by doing good, helping high-deductible covered insureds negotiate upfront cash discounts with docs they want to see. Right here.
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angel investors,
MDSave,
Paul Ketchel,
startups
Sagents for sales
LeShane Greenhill's Sagent launch puts corporate buyers and sellers together online 24x7. Angels are showing interest in the Nashville area, he says. Read it here.
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angel investors,
LeShane Greenhill,
Sagents,
selling,
startups
Monday, February 13, 2012
N'ville SaaS startup
ERM Legal Solutions, which seems likely to soon be also known as something-like ERM Healthcare Solutions, is inching-up on a capital raise in Nashville. Right here.
Tuesday, February 07, 2012
Jumpstart your idea
Jumpstart Foundry is getting another running start at its 3rd batch of startups. Get aboard! by reading this.
Tuesday, January 03, 2012
StartupTN+Angels
StartupTN's contract with state economic development officials calls for increasing Angel investor ranks in Tennessee. Story here.
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
LeanKit A-round
Chris Hefley, 36, is about to undertake a potentially life- and venture-changing event: The A-round that could propell globally his Nashville-centered Cloud-based startup, LeanKit... read about it here.
Thursday, September 08, 2011
SpoutingRock eyes TN
Spouting Rock Capital, based in the Philadelphia area, is apparently getting help from Nashville Angel investor Crom Carmichael, as it prepares a fund that may invest in Nashville-Tennessee ventures. Here's our update on Carmichael's activities and interests.
Monday, July 18, 2011
Galante eyes Angel role
Joe Galante, who led RCA/Sony on the Row for decades, is looking at some Angel investing opps, read it here.
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angel investors,
Joe Galante,
Sony Music
Monday, May 23, 2011
Social Chutes buys local ventures
Social Chutes, a new holding company, has bought Bandbox and RedRovor from two young Nashville entrepreneurs who may look beyond Music for their next gigs, reported right here.
Monday, April 11, 2011
TN Angel Tax Credit?
The idea for a Tennessee Angel Investor Tax Credit has wings, but may or may not have legs. Read about it here.
Monday, April 04, 2011
Bullpen steps up to plate
Bullpen Ventures, launched mainly by VC Stuart McWhorter and Ingram Distribution chief John Ingram, plans to give more than one $15K microgrant, when warranted, to ensure success for worthwhile startups. More details here.
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Angel Cap Group + Screampoint
Nashville-based Angel Capital Group has invested an unspecified amount in a recently reopened C-round raise for Screampoint, a data-visualization software and services provider with offices in Menlo Park and abroad, according to a release. ACG CEO Rachael Qualls told VNC that ACG learned of the opportunity through an ACG angel. Screampoint's C-round remains open and will eventually close with about $3.5MM total, she said. Previous ACG coverage on VNC is here.
Wednesday, March 09, 2011
TNInvestco fund's Silvercare lashup
TNInvestco fund Tennessee Angel Fund, an affiliate of Nashville Capital Network and the NCN sidecar fund, joined with FCA Venture Partners, an arm of Clayton Associates, to fund the B-round of incontinence-care specialist Silvercare Solutions. A quick take here.
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
edo Interactive names Jim Kever chairman
edo Interactive, long led by CEO Ed Braswell (left) and backed by VC Claritas and others, has named Envoy founder, entrepreneur and superangel (with Fred Goad in Voyent Partners) Jim Kever chairman of its board. The release is here. The company recently named Clay Whitson, former as iPayment, as its CFO.
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angel investors,
Ed Braswell,
edo Interactive,
Fred Goad,
Jim Kever,
Voyent
Thursday, November 04, 2010
SuperAngels in new seed/VC fund
Mark Andreesen (left, Netscape) and Ben Horowitz (Opsware) have founded a 'new breed' SuperAngels seed/vc fund in which they actually try grow entrepreneurs into CEOs worthy of the name in a scaling enterprise. The NYT reports.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Innova venture pitch session Nov. 17
INNOVA, led by Ken Woody (left), will hold an entrepreneurs pitch session Nov. 17, in which veteran entrepreneurs will give advice and feedback to entrepreneurs with startups. They're calling it the "Catfish Tank," instead of "Shark Tank." The CA has it.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Farr comments on investor criteria
Tennessee Revenue Commissioner Reagan Farr says he agrees with Nashville Capital Network and others that the threshold for investor accreditation should not be raised, because such a move would take capital off the table and would be "paternalistic." Read the VNC story here.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Angel Capital Group spreads net
The Nashville-based Angel Capital Group has worked its way into a role providing a tributary into the dealflow pipeline that's being established by RightSide Capital Management in San Fran. ACG has also continued to build its own network of offices. Read more here. RightSide promises speedy answers for entrepreneurs seeking seed capital -- as well as "massive" due diligence that sounds like the financial equivalent of a body-cavity search.
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Solidus leads JumpStart Foundry launch
Nashville-based venture capital and private-equity manager Solidus Co. has created a new portfolio company, JumpStart Foundry LP, with about 20 co-founders. The mission: seed-stage investment. The story's here.
Labels:
angel investors,
JumpStart Foundry,
Seed-stage,
Solidus Co.
Monday, March 08, 2010
Nashville Capital Network adds sponsors
Nashville Capital Network (NCN) announced new and up-classed sponsors: Decosimo Certified Public Accountants and Decosimo Corporate Finance have joined NCN as Underwriters. Also, according to a release, NCN supporters Nashville Health Care Council, Lattimore Black Morgan & Cain, and W Squared have upgraded to the highest level, according to a release issued for Sid Chambless, NCN executive director, by Hall Strategies, the PR firm. The release is here.
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