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Oak Investment Partners

$$$$$ Westport, US East

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Seraph Group

$$$$$ US East

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El Dorado Ventures

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$$$$$ Menlo Park, US West

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Austin Ventures

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$$$$$ Austin, US Central

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Boulder Ventures

$$$$$ Boulder, US Central

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$$$$$ Menlo Park, US West

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Carmel Ventures

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$$$$$ Herzliya, ME / Africa

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Crosslink Capital

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$$$$$ San Francisco, US West

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Lightspeed Venture Partners

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$$$$$ Menlo Park, US West

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Edison Venture Fund

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$$$$$ Lawrenceville, US East

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General Catalyst

$$$$$ Cambridge, US East

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Tallwood Venture Capital

$$$$$ Palo Alto, US West

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Arboretum Ventures

$$$$$ Ann Arbor, US Central

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Giza Venture Capital

$$$$$ Tel Aviv, ME / Africa

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Maveron

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$$$$$ Seattle, US West

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Alloy Ventures, Inc.

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Greycroft

$$$$$ New York, US East

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Ariadne Capital

$$$$$ London, Europe

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The Angels Forum

$$$$$ Palo Alto, US West

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Granite Ventures

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Artiman Ventures

$$$$$ Palo Alto, US West

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Greenhill SAVP

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$$$$$ New York, US East

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GrandBanks Capital

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$$$$$ Newton Center, Canada

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Summit Partners

$$$$$ Boston, US East

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DCM-Doll Capital Management

$$$$$ Menlo Park, US West

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Golden Seeds

$$$$$ New York, US East

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GrowthWorks Capital

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$$$$$ Vancouver, Canada

Rated by 48

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Keiretsu Forum

$$$$$ Lafayette, US West

Rated by 11

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Jerusalem Venture Partners

$$$$$ Jerusalem, ME / Africa

Rated by 10

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Cedar Fund

$$$$$ Waltham, US East

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Members have submitted information that the following organization(s) may not be making investments into new portfolio companies. This warning can be contested by submitting proof of a completed investment in a new portfolio company within the last four weeks here.

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FIRM OVERVIEW: Medium Private VC founded in 2000 based out of Ann Arbor, USA (US Central)

FIRM DESCRIPTION: Through its creation of and investment in Small Tech companies, Ardesta, LLC has become a leader in bringing Small Technology products to the global marketplace. Ardesta's "Small Tech" market focus encompasses such fast growing and disruptive fields as nanotechnology, microelectromechanical systems ("MEMS") and microsystems. These revolutionary technologies improve existing products and enable the creation of new products by making them smaller, smarter, more energy efficient and less expensive to manufacture and operate. While often smaller than can be seen by the human eye, Small Tech devices sense, think, communicate and cause action -- changing how we how we interact with the environment, how we treat and prevent illnesses and how we communicate. Small Technologies have already made their way into many of the products used today, such as heart pacemakers, inkjet print heads, automobile airbags, digital projectors, pressure sensors, GPS systems and hearing aids, and will enter into countless new products in the coming years.

TEAM MEMBERS: Chris Rizik, Jeffrey Rinvelt, Rick Snyder, Steve Johns, Steve Richvalsky,

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