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Meet Mike Maples, Managing Partner at Floodgate

by Steven Loeb, January 15, 2016

by Steven Loeb, January 9, 2016

	Conrad is the co-founder & CEO of about.me, and he previously co-founded Sphere There has been a big debate over the last few years over whether the Series A crunch is real or not. What everyone can agree on, though, is that there are definitely more seed and early stage funds now than ever before, and more people willing to give money to young companies looking to make it big. But just who ...
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by Steven Loeb, December 26, 2015

	Gurevich was the first employee at ooma, and was co-founder of Say-Hey-Hey.com There has been a big debate over the last few years over whether the Series A crunch is real or not. What everyone can agree on, though, is that there are definitely more seed and early stage funds now than ever before, and more people willing to give money to young companies looking to make it big. But just who ...
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by Steven Loeb, December 19, 2015

	Chu was previously a Partner at Cornerstone Equity Partners There has been a big debate over the last few years over whether the Series A crunch is real or not. What everyone can agree on, though, is that there are definitely more seed and early stage funds now than ever before, and more people willing to give money to young companies looking to make it big.But just who are ...
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by Steven Loeb, December 12, 2015

	Andelman previously led software investing at Broadview Capital Partners There has been a big debate over the last few years over whether the Series A crunch is real or not. What everyone can agree on, though, is that there are definitely more seed and early stage funds now than ever before, and more people willing to give money to young companies looking to make it big. But just who ...
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by Steven Loeb, December 5, 2015

by Steven Loeb, November 28, 2015

by Steven Loeb, November 21, 2015

by Steven Loeb, November 14, 2015

by Steven Loeb, November 7, 2015

by Steven Loeb, October 31, 2015

	MicroVentures invests $100,000 to $250,000 in 60 to 70 companies a year There has been a big debate over the last few years over whether the Series A crunch is real or not. What everyone can agree on, though, is that there are definitely more seed and early stage funds now than ever before, and more people willing to give money to young companies looking to make it big. But just who ...
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