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Wolverine Venture Fund (WVF)
Offices: Ann Arbor, Michigan
The Wolverine Venture Fund is a multi-million
dollar venture capital fund operated directly
out of the Ross School of Business at the
University of Michigan, enabling entrepreneurs
to realize their business dreams. The Fund
invests with the active involvement of MBA
students, faculty assistance, and an advisory
board composed of professional venture capitalists
and entrepreneurs. Launched in 1997, the
WVF is the oldest University-based venture
fund in the country. |
Women Moving Millions
Offices: San Francisco, California
The Women Moving Millions campaign aims
to inspire gifts of a million dollars and
above in support of women's funds across
the globe. The campaign is a partnership
of visionary donors and Women's Funding
Network, a global movement of 150 women's
and girls' funds that invest in women-led
solutions to critical social issues like
poverty and global security. This massive
infusion of investment will be a force for
lasting change in the life chances and opportunities
of women and girls around the globe. |
Women's Investment Network (WIN)
Offices: Pottstown, Pennsylvania
Women's Investment Network is the Greater
Philadelphia region's only organization
specifically for women who are leaders of
and investors in high-growth businesses.
WIN promotes the expansion of women-led
and women-owned businesses with high growth
potential through education, networking,
mentoring, and exposure to investment resources.
WIN is actively committed to women-led businesses
and their leaders. |
Woodbrook Capital
Offices: Baltimore, Maryland
Woodbrook Capital, a private investment
company founded in 1988, focuses on direct
equity investments in management buyouts,
recapitalizations, and growth capital financings
and separately acts as a limited partner
in certain private equity funds and as a
direct minority investor in selected transactions.
Since its founding, Woodbrook has developed
a reputation as a preferred equity sponsor
for middle market acquisitions. |
Woodlawn Partners
Offices: Chicago, Illinois
Woodlawn Partners is a private equity firm
focused on acquiring and managing profitable
operating companies in the Midwestern United
States. The group’s partners possess the
resources to personally finance transactions
as well as the desire and expertise to take
active roles in the management of their
portfolio companies. Woodlawn also draws
from a network of co-investors and strategic
advisors with broad industry expertise. |
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Woodside Fund
Offices: Redwood Shores, California
Woodside Fund is investing their fourth
fund. They invest in an average of six to
eight companies per year, and approximately
20 companies over its lifetime. They expect
to invest $5 to 15 million in each portfolio
company, with an initial commitment of $3
to 8 million. Their portfolio is predominantly
comprised of early-stage companies. However,
they may strategically balance their investments
with a small combination of seed and later-stage
companies. |
Woori Financial Group
Offices: Seoul, Korea
Woori Financial Group offers deposits, loans,
cards, funds, insurances, foreign exchange,
and trading finance products and services.
Woori Financial Group is engaged in investment
business such as dealing with bad-debts
and corporate restructuring through Woori
F&I. Woori F&I is committed to investing
in promising companies with high growth
potential and revitalizing the management
of invested companies. |
Worldview Technology Partners
Offices: San Mateo, California & Tokyo,
Japan
Worldview Technology Partners is a leading
venture capital firm focused on investing
in and building leading US technology companies.
Their comprehensive, industry-leading business
development services help their portfolio
companies succeed in US and international
markets. With a 12-year track record of
successful technology investing and close
to $1.4 billion under management, the Worldview
team—now on their fourth fund. |
WRF Capital
Offices: Seattle, Washington
WRF Capital manages Washington Research
Foundation's seed venture fund by creating
and investing primarily in technology-based
start-up companies that have strong ties
to the University of Washington and other
non-profit research institutions in Washington
State. WRF Capital invests in two types
of companies: WRF Founded Company—WRF
Capital and an entrepreneur create a business
concept and start a company. |
WVP Ventures
Offices: Cambridge, Massachusetts
WVP Ventures is a student-run venture capital
fund, whose mission is: To empower VCs with
deals and research to get better returns;
and, To invest in entrepreneurs , and mentor
them through the funding process.
Their activities encompass three main areas:
deals, investment theses, and entrepreneur
feedback; deals; investment theses; and,
entrepreneur Feedback. At WVP Ventures,
they have co-invested, share research or
lend due-diligence effort to an incredible
host of partners. |
WWC Capital
Offices: Reston Virginia
WWC Capital Group is an investment banking
and private equity firm dedicated to serving
middle market companies in need of capital
or seeking advisory services to complete
a sale or an acquisition. WWC has staffed
its professional ranks with people that
understand the difficulty of growing young
companies to maturity and are prepared to
partner with the management team to accomplish
company goals. |
Wynnchurch Capital
Offices: Lake Forest, Illinois
Wynnchurch Capital is a privately owned
investment management firm managing a number
of private equity funds with capital under
management in excess of $200 million. Wynnchurch
specializes in management buyouts, recapitalizations,
restructurings, acquisitions and growth
capital investments. Wynnchurch's objective
is to partner with middle market companies
in the mid-western United States and Canada. |
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