Posted on: July 21, 2011 by Mark Boslet
By now you know venture investors turned more active in the second quarter, with a substantial uptick in dollars flowing from their checkbooks to startups. What you may not know is that New York was one of the cheapest places to do a deal in this ebullient period. And that New England didn’t waste time [...]
Tags: Midwest, MoneyTree Report, New England, New Enterprise Associates, New York, Silicon Valley
Posted on: October 18, 2010 by Mark Boslet
The common wisdom is that capital is scarce in the Midwest venture scene, but not in the view of Daniel Fleming. Fleming, managing director of River Cities Capital Funds, thinks there may be too much. In any event, money seems plentiful, he says, at least from the venture capitalist perspective of capital efficiency. If the [...]
Tags: Health Care, Medical Devices, Midwest, River Cities Capital Funds, venture capital
Posted on: October 8, 2010 by Mark Boslet
New financings have picked up this year, but that doesn’t mean entrepreneurs are seeing better deal terms, especially in the Midwest. In fact, competition for deals is down, and entrepreneurs are paying the price, says attorney David Millard (pictured), chairman of the business department at Barnes & Thornburg LLP, a law firm with 11 offices, [...]
Tags: Barnes & Thornburg LLP, David Millard, Early Stage Deals., Midwest, Startups, Term Sheets