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DFJ New England
Based in Cambridge, Mass., DFJ New England is an early-stage venture capital firm providing expert counsel and financing to emerging companies that display the promise of significant growth and value creation. DFJ New England invests in companies driven by information technology and related disciplines, with emphasis on enterprise software and the building block technologies for computing and communications, bringing to bear both the long experience of its principals and the extensive resources of the DFJ network to help portfolio companies make key decisions and secure customers, partners, executives, and later round financing. DFJ New England is the New England affiliate of Draper Fisher Jurvetson, a top-tier Silicon Valley venture fund known for visionary early-stage investment.
Egan-Managed Capital
Egan-Managed Capital is a New England-based venture capital firm that provides funding for early-stage high-technology start-ups. Egan-Managed Capital delivers field-tested strategies, first-hand technology expertise and hands-on management involvement. Some of the region's most successful start-ups have been funded by the firm, including Network Engines, Eprise, Highground Software and NetScout. Founded in 1997, the firm currently manages funds with $233 million in committed capital.
Flagship Ventures
Flagship Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm focused on creating, financing, and building companies in the Life Science, Information Technology, and Nanotechnology sectors. Flagship's team of professionals is among the most experienced in the industry and represents a balance of venture capital, corporate executive, and entrepreneurship expertise. Its principals were involved as founders or investors in over 100 firms including: AltaVista, Anesta, Antigenics, Aspect Medical Systems, Astral Point Communications, Celera Genomics, Color Kinetics, Chantry Networks, Cytyc, DataSage, Exact Sciences, IDEXX, PerSeptive Biosystems, Telecorp PCS and TripAdvisor. Headquartered in Cambridge, MA, Flagship Ventures was founded in 1999 and manages approximately $800 million in capital.
Intel Capital
Intel Capital, Intel's venture investment program, focuses on making minority equity investments to grow the Internet economy in support of Intel's strategic interests. Intel Capital invests in hardware, software and services companies in several market segments, including computing, networking, and wireless communications. Intel Capital has invested more than US$4 billion in approximately 1,000 companies in more than 30 countries since 1991. Since its inception, about 160 portfolio companies have been acquired by other companies and another 150 have gone public on various exchanges around the world. Intel Capital employs investment managers in about 25 countries. Last year alone, Intel Capital invested more than US$130 million in about 110 deals with approximately 40 percent of its investments made outside the United States.
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