Technology Venture Partners is a New South Wales-based venture capital company founded in 1997.
Technology Venture Partners is an Australia based venture capital firms. Technology Venture Partners invests in the information, communication and new media ('ICM') technology sectors. The Technology Venture Partners team has a mix of investment, business management and entrepreneurial skills gained from their global experience in the United States, Europe, Asia and Australia. As of April 2008, Technology Venture Partners managed A$190 million in funds, including TVP#3; the largest ICM fund raised in Australia ($144 million).
Technology Venture Partners' investments include Miko, RedShift BioAnalytics, ThreatMetrix, TRIA Beauty, Nistica, Ogin, Aegis Semiconductor, Inlet Technologies, Tesla and migme.
They exited their investments in Tesla, ThreatMetrix, Clear2Pay, migme, NexTag, NanoGram, Nistica, pSemi, Sensory Networks and ManageSoft.
Technology Venture Partners has raised a total of $85M in a single venture fund, TVP I. This fund was announced on Apr 13, 2005 and raised a total of $85M.
They exited their investments in Tesla, ThreatMetrix, Clear2Pay, migme, NexTag, NanoGramNanoGram, Nistica, pSemi, Sensory Networks and ManageSoft.
They exited their investments in Tesla, ThreatMetrix, Clear2Pay, migme, NexTag, NanoGram, Nistica, pSemi, Sensory NetworksSensory Networks and ManageSoft.
Technology Venture Partners' investments include Miko, RedShift BioAnalytics, ThreatMetrix, TRIA Beauty, NisticaNistica, Ogin, Aegis Semiconductor, Inlet Technologies, Tesla and migme.
Technology Venture Partners is an Australia based venture capital firmsventure capital firms. Technology Venture Partners invests in the information, communication and new media ('ICM') technology sectors. The Technology Venture Partners team has a mix of investment, business management and entrepreneurial skills gained from their global experience in the United States, Europe, Asia and Australia. As of April 2008, Technology Venture Partners managed A$190 million in funds, including TVP#3; the largest ICM fund raised in Australia ($144 million).
Technology Venture Partners is an Australia based venture capital firms. Technology Venture Partners invests in the information, communication and new media ('ICM') technology sectors. The Technology Venture Partners team has a mix of investment, business management and entrepreneurial skills gained from their global experience in the United StatesUnited States, Europe, Asia and Australia. As of April 2008, Technology Venture Partners managed A$190 million in funds, including TVP#3; the largest ICM fund raised in Australia ($144 million).
Technology Venture Partners' investments include Miko, RedShift BioAnalytics, ThreatMetrixThreatMetrix, TRIA Beauty, Nistica, Ogin, Aegis Semiconductor, Inlet Technologies, Tesla and migme.
Technology Venture Partners' investments include Miko, RedShift BioAnalytics, ThreatMetrix, TRIA Beauty, Nistica, Ogin, Aegis Semiconductor, Inlet Technologies, TeslaTesla and migme.
Technology Venture Partners' investments include Miko, RedShift BioAnalytics, ThreatMetrix, TRIA BeautyTRIA Beauty, Nistica, Ogin, Aegis Semiconductor, Inlet Technologies, Tesla and migme.
Technology Venture Partners' investments include Miko, RedShift BioAnalytics, ThreatMetrix, TRIA Beauty, Nistica, Ogin, Aegis Semiconductor, Inlet TechnologiesInlet Technologies, Tesla and migme.
Technology Venture Partners is an Australia based venture capital firms. Technology Venture Partners invests in the information, communication and new media ('ICM') technology sectors. The Technology Venture Partners team has a mix of investment, business management and entrepreneurial skills gained from their global experience in the United States, EuropeEurope, Asia and Australia. As of April 2008, Technology Venture Partners managed A$190 million in funds, including TVP#3; the largest ICM fund raised in Australia ($144 million).
They exited their investments in Tesla, ThreatMetrix, Clear2PayClear2Pay, migme, NexTag, NanoGram, Nistica, pSemi, Sensory Networks and ManageSoft.