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Early Stage Partners plans to open VC office in Ann Arbor
Wednesday, July 01, 2009
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Michigan’s investment in a couple of mezzanine funds is resulting in a new venture capital office in Ann Arbor.
The state’s 21st Century Investment Fund just invested $35.5 million into four funds. Among them is Cleveland-based Early Stage Partners ,which is getting a cool $10 million to invest venture capital into research companies in the Midwest. It plans to open an office in Ann Arbor soon as part of the deal.
Early Stage Partners
provides early stage venture capital to research-based start-ups. Those companies are usually in the educational, scientific and medical industries.
The other three companies include
Arsenal Venture Partners
, which will receive $5 million and plans to open an office in Michigan soon, too. It also focuses on early stage venture capital but in the defense and commercial markets. Detroit-based
Peninsula Capital Partners
, the state’s largest mezzanine fund, got $14.5 million.
Triathlon Medical Ventures
also received $10 million and plans to hire a Michigan-based full-time partner.
The
21st Century Investment Fund
is part of Michigan’s 21st Century Jobs Fund. The $2-billion effort is focused on growing and diversifying the state’s economy over 10 years.
Source: Michigan Economic Development Corp
Writer: Jon Zemke
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