4 Ann Arbor firms, individuals among nominees for Michigan Venture Capital Association awards
The annual awards honor people and companies who work to foster a vibrant entrepreneurial community in Michigan.
The annual awards honor people and companies who work to foster a vibrant entrepreneurial community in Michigan.
The state’s largest gathering of high-growth, high-tech companies and venture investors offers $1 million in prizes, including a $500,000 grand prize.
Although Silicon Valley-based BioInfleXion Point Partners usually invests in the Bay Area, Akadeum's innovative product and strong team inspired them to lead the funding round.
Ann Arbor's "Pitch Club" event will be the first of 10 monthly events to be held in cities across Michigan, including Detroit, Grand Rapids, and Lansing.
SAHI Cosmetics founder Sheleen Sahi says she thinks her company is attractive to investors in part because many people are moving toward an "inclusive economy."
Investors, entrepreneurs, and bloggers Paul Singh and Dana Duncan are bringing their national tour to town as part of their commitment to working with startups in the American heartland.
Chris Rizik is one of several Ann Arbor-area nominees for the award, along with Jan and Sassa Akervall of Akervall Technologies, Phil Brabbs of Torrent Consulting, and Doug Armstrong of North Star Reach.
The Michigan Venture Capital Association’s 2017 research report shows growth both in the number of venture-backed startups and the number of venture capital investment professionals working in the state.
Supported by the Michigan Economic Development Corporation and New Economy Initiative, the fund's goal is to raise $4.2 million in two years and offer up to $150,000 in capital to early-stage startups.
Thanks to recently enacted federal legislation, investors can now buy shares in Court Innovations, which markets an online court case resolution platform.
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