Hub-Based Venture Firms - Revision history

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 *Fund began as late as 2016, 2017 marks the second Accelerator fund
 =Catapult Chicago=
-In-house operating fund?
+In-house operating fund? NO
 =Velocity=
 =Tech Ranch=
 =ReSET=
 =The Atlanta Tech Village=

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 *Reasonable to expect co-investing with these circumstances
 =Learn Launch=
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 =Tech Ranch=
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 *began a startup accelerator that launched in 2013
 =Think Big Partners=
-In-house operating fund?
+In-house operating fund? NO

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	In-house operating fund? NO		In-house operating fund? NO
	*Current model launched in 2016, serves as a business incubator and a co-working space		*Current model launched in 2016, serves as a business incubator and a co-working space
		+	*No mention of VC
		+	=Tampa Bay Wave=
		+	In-house operating fund? NO
		+	*space connecting entrepreneurs and startups
		+	*began a startup accelerator that launched in 2013
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 *Co-invests? yes "For larger seed rounds we regularly introduce our portfolio companies to in-network seed stage VC’s for co-investment opportunities"
 *Also has a pseudo-accelerator and coworking space
-*Founded fund in 2014, classified as micro VC
+*Founded fund in 2014, classified as micro VC(<<$100m)
 =CyberTech=
 In-house operating fund? NO
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 *paid membership, plus an incubator program
 *hosts events around the US
-=Innovation Pavillion=
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 *No information on VC on-site
 *Just an ecosystem with mentorship and opportunities
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 *"The Capital Factory Fund comes from Austin's most prominent entrepreneurs and investors and only invests in Austin-based tech startups. Investors from around the world are participating who want to dip their toe in the booming Austin market and identify future individual investments. If you are bullish on Austin, then you want to be in this fund."
 *Takes in new investors each round
 *Founding date unclear, but Capital Factory founded 2009
 =1871=
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 *Focuses on government in energy, health, education, sustainability, transportation, and smart_tech
 =American Underground=
-In-house operating fund? At one point
+In-house operating fund? YES
-* Invested in Groundfloor for $1m in 2014, classifies as a "Micro VC"
+*Invested in Groundfloor for $1m in 2014, classifies as a "Micro VC" so reasonably, has a small personal fund
 *Mainly a campus space for startups and entrepreneurs to congregate
 *"Google for Entrepreneurs enables tech hubs by providing them with technical content, business tools, and infrastructure upgrades so that they can support increasing demand from developers and startups."
 *Focus: tech
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