At Vator Splash Health 2015, we brought together a panel of active investors shaping the digital health tech scene through the investments they make. Moderating the panel was Christina Farr, reporter at Reuters. On the panel were Rebecca Lynn, General Partner at Canvas Venture Fund; Nina Kjellson, Senior VP for Investments at InterWest Partners; Stephen Kraus, Partner at Bessemer Ventures.
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All author postsVCs from Canvas Ventures, McKesson Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Xfund at Splash Health 2017
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Mitos Suson
At Post Seed 2016, Founders and Partners discussed about Post Seed and Small A Round
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Mitos Suson
At Post Seed 2016, CEOs and Partners talked about the size of their funds and investment
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Mitos Suson
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Not everyone is cut out for startups. There are easier ways to make a living. Yet you insist. Dismiss the odds. Defer the niceties that others take for granted.
At Canvas, we celebrate entrepreneurs. We have founded startups, worked at startups, and honor startups. We know it’s not just a job. It’s your life’s work.
- See more at: http://www.canvas.vc/#sthash.BzXmRdwL.dpufNot everyone is cut out for startups. There are easier ways to make a living. Yet you insist. Dismiss the odds. Defer the niceties that others take for granted.
At Canvas, we celebrate entrepreneurs. We have founded startups, worked at startups, and honor startups. We know it’s not just a job. It’s your life’s work.
Angel group/VC
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InterWest’s primary focus is providing venture capital to early-stage Healthcare and Information Technology companies. Our Healthcare team invests capital in a wide array of early-stage companies including preclinical- and clinical-stage firms with great potential, as well as companies with commercial-stage assets. The InterWest IT team typically favors funding development-stage companies, but also provides capital to early-stage companies with near-term ROI potential.
Although we generally invest in the early stages of a company's development, we evaluate companies on their individual merits rather than their investment stage. We invest an average of $10 to 15 million over the span of our involvement with each company in our portfolio. - See more at: http://www.interwest.com/about/interwest/how-interwest-works#sthash.c0ITX2RY.dpuf
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Board Member, Essential Access Health