The Grosvenor Funds

Grosvenor's strategy is to invest opportunistically in early and expansion-stage companies that have a sustainable, competitive advantage,

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About The Grosvenor Funds

Website:
http://www.grosvenorfund.com
Number of investments:
21
Number of exits:
7
Headquarters:
Washington, United States
Organization type:
Venture Capital

How The Grosvenor Funds invests

Rounds:
Series B, Venture Round, Series E, Series C, Angel Round
Average ticket size:
3.38M USD
Smallest investment:
286K USD
Biggest investment:
18M USD
Would lead round:
Yes
Would coinvest:
Yes
Countries where invested:
United States
Sectors of interest:
Advertising, Health Care, Wireless, Telecommunications, Software, Semiconductor, SEM, Pharmaceutical, Mobile, Medical, Media and Entertainment, Marketplace, Marketing, Manufacturing, Lifestyle, Lead Generation, Internet, Hospital, E-Commerce, Content Marketing, Biotechnology, B2B, Auctions

Portfolio - latest investments by The Grosvenor Funds
Omeros
Portero
GetWellNetwork, Inc.
DoublePositive
mBeat Media
Magnolia Broadband
Three Stage Media
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Politics and Web 2.0
Found these guys in my attempt to spray my business plan everywhere. However I thought because these guys are in D.C. they would get my plan. Never responded and I still wonder why politics and web 2.0 are not hot on VC's plates after Obama used it so well. There is a lot of profit in the non-profit sector!
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