Venture Capital

Wolverine Venture Fund scores win with Silverpop exit


Avegant raises $1.9M in investment, $1.5M in crowdfunding


North Coast Technology Investors start off year with big exit


Grand Angels expand investment reach into Ann Arbor


Michigan Business Challenge sends 113K to student startups


Michigan eLab's portfolio company looks to open Ann Arbor office


Renaissance Venture Capital Fund begins investing in startups


Draper Triangle Ventures plans to open Ann Arbor office


Flagship Ventures invests in local startup, plans to do it again


FarmLogs scores $4M in VC, looks to add 6 positions immediately


Epsilon Imaging closes in on $4M Series B round


Covaron takes 2nd place, $100K at Accelerate Michigan


Blaze Medical Devices raises $1.1M of $2M VC round


DeNovo Sciences preps to make first sales next year


Student start-ups continue evolution at Accelerate Michigan


Ann Arbor's solartonic leverages microloan to expand sales


Covaron Advanced Materials scores $550K in seed capital


Amplifinity grows staff by 8, preps to raise a Series B round


Ann Arbor ranks #11 for VC activity


Kontextual spins out of Leon Speakers, scores VC investment


If innovation is the engine, investment is the fuel. For Michigan to transform its economy and nurture homegrown high-tech companies, it must develop a robust venture capital community. Ann Arbor understands this better than most.

In conjunction with the University Of Michigan, SPARK, the MEDC and the Michigan Growth Capital Symposium (held in Ypsilanti every year), entrepreneurs are starting to see a change in attitude about local investment. Ardesta, EDF, Arboretum Ventures, Plymouth Venture Partners and the University's Wolverine Fund are just some of the firms trying to change Michigan's economic landscape.