Established in 2023 and headquartered in California, A venture capital firm invests in Seed-Series B companies in pre-clinical and clinical stages. The firm’s current portfolio contains USA based companies, and they are looking to expand their investments into European companies. The firm is investing from its first fund valued at $100M. Depending on investment stage, the firm will invest between $1M-$10M. The firm is open to global investments.

The firm is focused on investing in neuroscience-based technology companies and will invest in medical devices and diagnostics. The firm does not invest in therapeutic (drug) companies. Indications of interest are focused on brain disorders, with a particular interest in neurodegenerative, neurodevelopmental, and neuropsychiatric conditions including Parkinson’s disease, autism spectrum disorder, and bipolar disorder. The firm applies a broad definition to the technology solution space for these clinical conditions to include therapeutic medical devices (non-invasive and invasive), data platforms, imaging platforms, drug-device combinations, therapy enabling tools, and research tools.

The firm is open to leading or co-investing. The firm prefers, however, to lead and will generally prefer a board seat.

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A family office based in the US has a focus on the social impact as an overall investment mandate. The firm aims to fund cutting-edge therapeutics companies, and is open to both early and later-stage assets. The firm will invest globally. The firm has an accelerator arm, for which the firm is seeking companies with pre-clinical and clinical therapeutics with a minimum initial investment of $1M-$10M, with the possibility of follow-on investments. The firm itself generally invests in companies with lead assets in Phase I – III clinical trials, and the amount of the allocation is based on the raise and pre-money valuation of the company. 
 
The firm is looking for therapeutics companies, with a particular interest in biologics assets such as antibody-based technologies, cell and gene therapies. The firm mandate focused on regenerative and personalized medicine in oncology, neurodegenerative, orphan, and rare disease applications. 
 
The firm will only consider companies that have more than two assets in the pipeline and experienced management team. 

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A venture capital fund based in the US is currently making investment out of a $150-million-dollar fund. The firm is looking to make 15 additional investments with allocations generally in the $1-$3 million range. The firm is looking to make equity investments and is open to investing in companies globally. 
 
The firm is interested in therapeutic companies developing small molecules for inflammation, infectious and autoimmune disease and stays away from biologics, cell and gene therapy. The firm is also interested in digital health and mobile health services, AI in healthcare, B2B2C medical devices. The firm is looking for companies with some level of proof-of-concept data either in vivo or in vitro up until Phase II of clinical trials. As for digital health, the firm is looking for scalable SAAS models, novel types of healthcare delivery, point-of-care diagnostics and patient’s self-management tools. 
 
The firm is willing to work with incomplete management teams, often working with IP that has just recently spun out of a university. The firm is willing and able to act as a lead or co-investor in financing rounds. 

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A venture capital firm looks to participate in pre-seed to pre-IPO funding, and will typically make between 15 and 20 new investments per year and will typically make follow up investments in existing profile companies. Typical investments range between USD $100k-30M. The firm will utilize various capital structures as determined on a case-by-case basis including equity investments, debt, convertible loans, and SAFEs. The firm invests primarily in companies in the Boston area, but open to opportunities outside of the region. 
 
The firm will make investments across all modalities within the medical devices, diagnostics, and digital health sectors. The firm has made and will consider investments in therapeutics as well but prefers to focus on platform technologies. The firm will invest in therapeutics that are pre-NDA as well as medical and diagnostic technology that is in development and clinical. The firm will invest in all classes of medical devices including Class II (510k) and Class III (PMA). The firm is disease agnostic and will consider companies across all indications. 
 
The firm will work with both experienced and inexperienced management teams but tends to avoid management teams led by a journeyman CEO. The firm will participate as a lead investor, co-investor, and follow-on investor. The firm will take an active board seat if acting as the lead investor but tends to take a board observer seat if acting as a co-investor. The firm will not take any board seat if acting as a follow-on investor. 

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A venture capital fund headquartered in the US is investing with its first fund, and has invested in 15 portfolio companies to date, with the majority being in the Life Sciences and HealthTech sectors. The firm plans to invest in two-or-three new portfolio companies and make one or two additional follow-on investments. The firm typically makes Pre-Seed, Seed and Series A investments ranging in size from $250K to $1M, and its largest total investment (including follow-ons) in any one company is $3.25M. The firm is preparing to launch its Fund II later in 2024. 
 
The firm invests primarily in the Life Sciences and HealthTech sectors and in a wide range of sub-sectors within those sectors. The firm is sector and subsector agnostic and is open to evaluating different types of technologies. 
 
The firm invests in companies with growth-minded founders with proven track records, defensible market positions, and the ability to be positive cash-flow within 12-24 months. The firm is minority-owned and is committed to managing a diverse portfolio of companies with the potential to deliver above-average returns, including companies with minority, female and SEDI founders. The firm is an active investor that can provide valuable de-risking strategic and operational guidance and support through its venture studio, which helps portfolio companies reduce the risk of costly mistakes, get to market sooner and scale faster. 

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A venture capital arm of a large insurance company based in China was injected initially with RMB 1 billion (USD 160 million) to invest in start-ups and early stage companies. The firm is currently raising a RMB 300 million healthcare dedicated fund that will invest in Chinese companies, generally in seed and series A rounds. The firm also manages a USD 100 million fund that invests in overseas companies. The fund is sector agnostic and is interested in healthcare companies. The fund targets relatively mature companies, generally investing in series C and D rounds and allocating USD 5-10 million per company. The fund will target companies with products that address a large market in China or could be strategically beneficial to the insurance company. The firm is actively seeking new investment opportunities in China and especially in the US and Europe. 
 
In healthcare, the firm is seeking to invest in medical devices, diagnostics, and HCIT, especially in digital health. The firm targets products that are consumer-oriented. The firm is opportunistic in terms of subsectors and indications, having said that, the firm typically looks for indications that address a large market in China. For Chinese companies, the firm looks for products in earlier stages of development. For foreign companies, the firm prefers products that have regulatory approval in the US or EU and is ready for CFDA. However, the firm will also consider products in late stage of development or on the verge of regulatory approval. 
 
The firm invests in companies in China and overseas. The firm generally takes an active approach and seeks board of directors representation for Chinese companies. The firm generally takes a relatively passive approach for foreign companies and looks to utilize its connections with hospitals in China to help foreign companies enter and expand in China. 

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A life sciences investment firm has a global diversified strategy ranging from seed stage to public companies, and including innovation, restructuring opportunities, and growth investing. The firm’s investment team brings a wealth of experience across all areas of the life sciences industry. Nearly all of the firm’s partners have been with the firm for 12 years or more, and they are supported by over 20 investment professionals, distinguished advisers, and scientific advisory board members. The firm has no set number of allocations that it plans to make, but is actively reviewing new opportunities from around the globe. The firm has a history of strategic relationships with other venture capital firms or funds targeting specific sectors or geographies within the life sciences.  These working relationships help give the firm a global footprint and vastly expand their deal flow. 
 
The firm’s general life sciences funds represent approximately $1.3 billion in capital commitments. These funds target a diverse group of life sciences companies, across all stages of development. The firm’s funds have invested in over 100 portfolio companies covering a broad range of life science sectors, including biopharmaceuticals, drug discovery and research tools, medical devices, diagnostics, digital health, nutrition, and agribusiness. 
 
The firm seeks to invest its capital in life sciences companies where our operational, financial, and scientific expertise can assist management in building companies. This investment approach has remained largely consistent since 1997, delivering attractive returns to their investors. Effective management is critical to the success of our portfolio companies. The firm assists their portfolio companies in recruiting and retaining key management and advisors, identifying product opportunities, establishing and negotiating strategic partnerships, and providing assistance with product development and execution. The firm develops close working relationships with our management teams to establish ourselves as true partners in business building. The firm strongly prefers board representation, and have received a board seat with 90% of their portfolio companies (based on invested capital). The firm believes this commitment of intellectual capital increases the likelihood of positive outcomes for our investments, and has established them as a preferred partner in the industry. 

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