Angel financing takes shape in state
                   
jsonline.com     Jul 27, 2008            

Investment providers, cash flows increase for high-potential businesses in their infancy By KATHLEEN GALLAGHER kgallagher@journalsentinel.com One of Silicon Pastures’ recent investments is in a Rochester, Minn., company that dunks computers in a soybean-derived liquid as part of a process to help them run faster without overheating. Wisconsin has at least 20 angel investing groups, compared with just six three years ago. Badger AgVest, Madison Badger Alumni Capital Network, Madison Capital Midwest Fund, Milwaukee Capvest Midwest Fund, Madison Central Wisconsin Business Angels, Portage Chippewa Valley Angel Network, Eau Claire Continuum Investment Partners, Madison DaneVest Tech Fund I, Madison Golden Angels Network, Milwaukee Kegonsa Capital Fund, Fitchburg Marshfield Investment Partners LLC, Marshfield NEW Capital Fund LP,... [read full story]                    


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