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Social Leverage
Offices: Phoenix, Arizona
Social Leverage invests in exceptional entrepreneurs
in the technology space. They partner with
promising companies, bringing their own
entrepreneurial expertise, relationships,
and marketing experience to the fore. Their
portfolio companies benefit from their hands
on involvement in all stages of development.
Social Leverage is about leveraging their
extensive network of industry relationships. |
Socius Capital
Offices: Greenwood Village, Colorado
Socius Capital provides financing to closely-held
middle market companies seeking a partner
to replace an outgoing equity holder or
to fund an acquisition strategy. Socius
structures transactions utilizing combinations
of debt and equity to match the cash flow
characteristics and to minimize the dilution
to business owners of each business in which
we invest. In some cases, we may acquire
equity directly from departing shareholders. |
Sofinnova Ventures
Offices: Palo Alto-San Francisco, California
Sofinnova Ventures are company builders
who work with their entrepreneurs in a teamwork
framework. Their firm invests venture capital
in early-stage Life Science and Information
Technology startup companies. They provide
entrepreneurs with the resources needed
to grow their business. Sofinnova Ventures
combines extensive venture-capital experience
with deep technical, startup and operational
management experience. |
SOFTBANK Capital Partners (SBCP)
Offices: Boston, Massachusetts
SOFTBANK Capital Partners is a private equity
group that focuses on later-stage investments
in technology-based companies. SBCP’s fund
was launched in July 1999 and has made numerous
investments in e-commerce, software, financial
services and digital media and marketing
companies. SBCP focuses on investments where
dramatic growth and market leadership may
be achieved through its active involvement. |
SOFTBANK China (SBCBC)
Offices: Hong Kong-Beijing, China
At SOFTBANK China Venture Capital, they
exist to help top flight entrepreneurs to
build world-class Internet companies. How
do they help? Of course, the first reason
entrepreneurs approach venture capital is
money. They have the capital it takes to
bring a company from napkin-drawings to
global leadership. But They think far more
important than the money, is what the SOFTBANK
family of over 100 companies and affiliates
worldwide brings to the table. |
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SoftTEch VC
Offices: Palo Alto, California
SoftTech VC is a seed stage venture capital
firm, started in 2004, which has become
one of the most active angel investor in
early stage Web 2.0 startups. In 2007, the
firm launched a $12M seed fund focusing
on the consumer Internet space, aiming at
investing in 40 to 50 companies over 3 years.
Building great companies is their passion.
Investing at the earliest stage and helping
entrepreneurs realize their dreams is theirs. |
Solera Capital
Offices: New York, New York
Solera Capital is a private equity investment
firm, specializing in the consumer products,
healthcare, Internet and technology sectors.
The firm seeks to invest between $10 million
and $30 million in equity per transaction.
Solera Capital was founded in 1999 by Molly
F. Ashby, Lori G. Koffman and Karen G. Mills. |
Solis Capital Partners
Offices: Newport Beach-Carlsbad, California
Founded in 2002, Solis Capital Partners
is a disciplined buyer and builder of high
quality, middle-market companies. Solis
partners team up with select companies to
create value for its investors, entrepreneurs
and management teams. Their superior investment
track record, proprietary deal flow in Southern
California, hands-on approach to their partnerships,
and depth of experience across many industries. |
Solstice Capital
Offices: Boston, Massachusetts & Tucson,
Arizona
Solstice is committed to investing 50% of
its capital in information technology and
50% in the following socially responsive
investments: Alternative Energy; the Environment;
Life Sciences; and Education. Solstice places
special emphasis on change factors. In evaluating
investment opportunities, Solstice tries
to understand why an opening exists for
a new entrant into the industry at this
time. |
Somerset Capital
Offices: London, England
Somerset Capital was founded by James Miller,
a former investment banker, in September
1999 as a private equity placement agent
and corporate finance advisory firm. The
firm's principal activity is to raise capital
from European and international investors
for private equity managers. The firm also
provides bespoke services to private equity
managers and investors, including advising
on secondary placements of limited partnership
interests and European investor relations
services. |
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Sopris Capital
Offices: New York, New York
Sopris Capital was established in 2002 as
a vehicle to invest the capital of Andrew
Paul and other partners in exceptional growth
companies. Sopris is not a fund in a traditional
sense and therefore maintains the flexibility
to invest in a wider range of industry groups,
company sizes and stages, and types of securities.
Sopris Capital invests opportunistically
in small, emerging companies. |
Sorenson Capital
Offices: Lehi, Utah
Sorenson Capital provides small to middle-market
buyout and growth equity investments, with
a particular focus on opportunities in selected
states in the Mountain and Western regions
of the United States. They seek to invest
in companies with revenues typically from
$20 million to $200 million and with earnings
from $3 million to $25 million. |
Soros Private
Equity
Offices: New York, New York
Soros Private Equity Partners, an investment
affiliate of Soros Fund Management, is responsible
for making direct equity investments on
behalf of Quantum Industrial Partners LDC,
a $3.5 billion investment fund and one of
the Quantum Group of Funds. Soros Fund Management
is the well-known investment advisory firm
founded by George Soros. |
Sorrento Ventures
Offices: San Diego, California
Sorrento Ventures is committed to providing
strategic capital and vision to promising
emerging growth companies. Sorrento invests
in companies led by experienced management
teams that have demonstrated that a large
market opportunity exists for their products
and services. Sorrento's investment focus
includes medical devices and biotechnology,
enterprise software, communications, electronics
and henabling technologies. |
SOSventures
Offices: Kinsale, Ireland
SOSventures Investments has a philosophy
of discovering 100% of the opportunities
that they invest in. This means that they
do not solicit or read unsolicited business
plans. While many of the opportunities they
invest in are at early stages, almost all
the investments SOSventures make are in
entrepreneurs who have, at least, succeeded
in building prototypes and attracting customers
to their products. |
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