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Investor Brown Bag Series
CED’s Investor Brown Bag Series provides an informal opportunity for entrepreneurs who are CED Members to network with and learn more about specific VC, angel groups and corporate venturing groups. Investors will provide a short, informal presentation about their firm discussing what they fund, why they don’t fund specific entrepreneurs, and reasons they have NOT funded specific entrepreneurs. The remaining time will be devoted to Q&A and networking. These free events will be held monthly and are open only to start-up companies who are CED Members. Next Investor Brown Bag
Featured Investor Group: Intersouth Partners Location: American Underground Classroom Fees and Registration Open to start-ups who are CED-members only. Free to attend; pre-registration required. RSVP here. About Intersouth Partners Intersouth Partners is one of the most active and experienced venture capital firms in the Southeast, having invested in more than 100 private companies. Founded in 1985, Intersouth manages $780 million in seven venture capital limited partnerships, making it the largest venture capital fund in North Carolina and one of the largest in the Southeast.
Based in Durham, NC, Intersouth Partners seeks a broad range of investment opportunities in the technology and life science sectors. Our experienced team has full-cycle experience in the complex matters associated with investing in fledgling companies, including technology assessment and transfer, management team development, coprorate partnering, sales growth and successful exits. Future Investor Brown Bags -- Mark Your Calendar!
Friday, April 20th: Angel Presentation by Inception Micro Angel Fund, Piedmont Angel Network, RTP Capital, Triangle Angel Partners
Friday, September 21st: IDEA Fund Partners
Previous Investor Brown Bags included: Friday, January 20th: Core Capital Partners |
Katrin joined Intersouth Partners in 2004 and works primarily with the technology team.
She joined Intersouth from London-based HSBC, one of the largest banking and financial services organizations in the world. At HSBC she moved through a series of roles, starting as a foreign exchange trader in London, managing portfolios of treasury products and equities in Tokyo and eventually moving to a business development role managing the annual operating plan for the bank’s billion-dollar Global Markets Europe Division.
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