| vSpring Capital | Back to Top |
vSpring is a traditional early-stage venture capital firm with over $180 million of committed capital under management. The firm specifically targets information technology and life sciences companies headquartered in the Intermountain West region. Its primary areas of focus include enterprise software, networking and communications, security software, Internet, mobile computing, drug discovery, drug delivery, diagnostics and medical devices, all markets where the firm has deep experience.
| Mayfield | Back to Top |
Mayfield provides Venture Capital with Impact and creates next-generation technology companies in communications and enterprise software. Since Mayfield's founding in 1969, the firm has invested in more than 456 companies and has taken approximately 140 companies public. Mayfield's portfolio of companies includes those that represent the foundation of today's technology economy, as well as companies striving to set the technology paradigms of the future such as Scalix, OuterBay, and Mendocino.
| Worldview Technology Partners | Back to Top |
Founded in 1996, Worldview combines a focused investment strategy in emerging IT technologies with international value-added services. Worldview's unique international value-added services team enables Worldview's portfolio companies to more easily penetrate global markets for customer, supplier, and manufacturing relationships. It also serves as a valuable source of market information and customer feedback. Worldview has an investment office in Palo Alto and business development offices in Tokyo, Shanghai, and Frankfurt. Worldview has more than 75 companies in its portfolio with $1.4 billion under management.
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