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- Louisville Kentucky - U.S.A., U.S.A.
Businesses Solutions • Energy • CleanTech • Healthcare (& Wellness) • Mobile • Consumer
Co-Owner of Fitness Consulting Group, Fitness Revolution Franchise, Athletic Revolution Franchise, Resistance Band Training and International Youth Cond Assoc.
New Zealand - - Louisville Kentucky - Tauranga New Zealand - U.S.A., U.S.A.
Software (Web Marketplace Saas..) • IT (& TMT) • Media • Energy • CleanTech • Gaming (& eSports) • Advertising • AR/VR • Human Resources • Mobile • Consumer
Bill Murphy is a Co-Founder and serves as Advisor and Chairman at Wagepoint. He is also an angel investor. Murphy served as Chief Executive Officer at Ledgers. He is also working with Gordon B. Lang and Associates as President and COO and W. Murphy Investments as President. Bill has spent his entire career helping small businesses succeed first as a Chartered Accountant and then as an entrepreneur.
- Frankfort Kentucky - U.S.A., U.S.A.
Energy • CleanTech • DeepTech
Authorized by the Kentucky Innovation Act, the Cabinet for Economic Development's Department of Commercializa-tion and Innovation (DCI) has been charged with leading the state's new economy efforts. By building and promoting technology-driven and research-intensive industries, the Cabinet works through DCI to create high-tech job opportunities and develop clusters of innovation throughout the state. DCI investments from 2002 to 2005 have created at least 842 high-tech, high-paying jobs. One of DCI's programs is Kentucky New Energy Ventures, a state program that administers $5 million in public funds for investment in promising renewable and alternative energy companies in the Commonwealth. Another initiative, Commonwealth Seed Capital (CSC), invests state funds to provide early-stage seed funding to facilitate the commercialization of innovative ideas and technologies developed in Kentucky. Another program, the Kentucky Enterprise Fund, provides seed-stage capital to Kentucky-based companies that are commercializing a technology-based product or process. The Foundation also administers the Kentucky Commercialization Fund program, which provides seed funds to Kentucky university's faculty members for commercializing products, processes, or services developed through research and development work undertaken at a Kentucky university, with awards not exceeding $75,000 each year.
- Frankfort Kentucky - U.S.A., U.S.A.
Energy • CleanTech • DeepTech
Authorized by the Kentucky Innovation Act, the Cabinet for Economic Development's Department of Commercializa-tion and Innovation (DCI) has been charged with leading the state's new economy efforts. By building and promoting technology-driven and research-intensive industries, the Cabinet works through DCI to create high-tech job opportunities and develop clusters of innovation throughout the state. DCI investments from 2002 to 2005 have created at least 842 high-tech, high-paying jobs. One of DCI's programs is Kentucky New Energy Ventures, a state program that administers $5 million in public funds for investment in promising renewable and alternative energy companies in the Commonwealth. Another initiative, Commonwealth Seed Capital (CSC), invests state funds to provide early-stage seed funding to facilitate the commercialization of innovative ideas and technologies developed in Kentucky. Another program, the Kentucky Enterprise Fund, provides seed-stage capital to Kentucky-based companies that are commercializing a technology-based product or process. The Foundation also administers the Kentucky Commercialization Fund program, which provides seed funds to Kentucky university's faculty members for commercializing products, processes, or services developed through research and development work undertaken at a Kentucky university, with awards not exceeding $75,000 each year.
- Frankfort Kentucky - U.S.A., U.S.A.
Energy • CleanTech • DeepTech
Authorized by the Kentucky Innovation Act, the Cabinet for Economic Development's Department of Commercializa-tion and Innovation (DCI) has been charged with leading the state's new economy efforts. By building and promoting technology-driven and research-intensive industries, the Cabinet works through DCI to create high-tech job opportunities and develop clusters of innovation throughout the state. DCI investments from 2002 to 2005 have created at least 842 high-tech, high-paying jobs. One of DCI's programs is Kentucky New Energy Ventures, a state program that administers $5 million in public funds for investment in promising renewable and alternative energy companies in the Commonwealth. Another initiative, Commonwealth Seed Capital (CSC), invests state funds to provide early-stage seed funding to facilitate the commercialization of innovative ideas and technologies developed in Kentucky. Another program, the Kentucky Enterprise Fund, provides seed-stage capital to Kentucky-based companies that are commercializing a technology-based product or process. The Foundation also administers the Kentucky Commercialization Fund program, which provides seed funds to Kentucky university's faculty members for commercializing products, processes, or services developed through research and development work undertaken at a Kentucky university, with awards not exceeding $75,000 each year.
- Frankfort Kentucky - U.S.A., U.S.A.
Energy • CleanTech • DeepTech
Authorized by the Kentucky Innovation Act, the Cabinet for Economic Development's Department of Commercializa-tion and Innovation (DCI) has been charged with leading the state's new economy efforts. By building and promoting technology-driven and research-intensive industries, the Cabinet works through DCI to create high-tech job opportunities and develop clusters of innovation throughout the state. DCI investments from 2002 to 2005 have created at least 842 high-tech, high-paying jobs. One of DCI's programs is Kentucky New Energy Ventures, a state program that administers $5 million in public funds for investment in promising renewable and alternative energy companies in the Commonwealth. Another initiative, Commonwealth Seed Capital (CSC), invests state funds to provide early-stage seed funding to facilitate the commercialization of innovative ideas and technologies developed in Kentucky. Another program, the Kentucky Enterprise Fund, provides seed-stage capital to Kentucky-based companies that are commercializing a technology-based product or process. The Foundation also administers the Kentucky Commercialization Fund program, which provides seed funds to Kentucky university's faculty members for commercializing products, processes, or services developed through research and development work undertaken at a Kentucky university, with awards not exceeding $75,000 each year.
Durham North Carolina - Fort Lauderdale Florida - Charlotte North Carolina - - Louisville Kentucky - Florida - North Carolina - Atlanta Geo, U.S.A.
Software (Web Marketplace Saas..) • Businesses Solutions • Hardware (& Manufacturing) • Energy • CleanTech • A.I. (& Big Data) • HealthTech (& Fitness) • Medical Devices (& Hospital Services)
CapitalSouth Partners was founded in 1998 to provide private equity capital and mezzanine capital to middle-market companies. Since its inception, CapitalSouth has closed over 100 transactions. With over $700 million under management through multiple committed funds, CapitalSouth actively seeks to invest in lower middle-market companies located primarily in the South, but also throughout the U.S. CapitalSouth looks to invest between $2M and $10M in companies with revenues in excess of $8M and EBITDA in excess of $2M. The Fund does not invest in start-ups, high-risk situations, turnarounds or businesses located outside the United States. Mezzanine investments of up to $40 million can be arranged through syndication, where CapitalSouth Partners will serve as the lead investor. CapitalSouth has invested in multiple sectors, including business services, general industrial, consumer products, restaurant & food, healthcare, information technology, and energy services. The firm is headquartered in Charlotte and operates full-service offices in Raleigh, Dallas, Texas, Louisville, Kentucky, and Orlando, Florida.
Durham North Carolina - Fort Lauderdale Florida - Charlotte North Carolina - - Louisville Kentucky - Florida - North Carolina - Atlanta Geo, U.S.A.
Software (Web Marketplace Saas..) • Businesses Solutions • Hardware (& Manufacturing) • Energy • CleanTech • A.I. (& Big Data) • HealthTech (& Fitness) • Medical Devices (& Hospital Services)
CapitalSouth Partners was founded in 1998 to provide private equity capital and mezzanine capital to middle-market companies. Since its inception, CapitalSouth has closed over 100 transactions. With over $700 million under management through multiple committed funds, CapitalSouth actively seeks to invest in lower middle-market companies located primarily in the South, but also throughout the U.S. CapitalSouth looks to invest between $2M and $10M in companies with revenues in excess of $8M and EBITDA in excess of $2M. The Fund does not invest in start-ups, high-risk situations, turnarounds or businesses located outside the United States. Mezzanine investments of up to $40 million can be arranged through syndication, where CapitalSouth Partners will serve as the lead investor. CapitalSouth has invested in multiple sectors, including business services, general industrial, consumer products, restaurant & food, healthcare, information technology, and energy services. The firm is headquartered in Charlotte and operates full-service offices in Raleigh, Dallas, Texas, Louisville, Kentucky, and Orlando, Florida.
Durham North Carolina - Fort Lauderdale Florida - Charlotte North Carolina - Atlanta Georgia - - Louisville Kentucky - Midwest - Florida - North Carolina United, U.S.A.
Software (Web Marketplace Saas..) • Businesses Solutions • Hardware (& Manufacturing) • Energy • CleanTech • A.I. (& Big Data) • HealthTech (& Fitness) • Medical Devices (& Hospital Services) • DeepTech • Healthcare (& Wellness)
CapitalSouth Partners was founded in 1998 to provide private equity capital and mezzanine capital to middle-market companies. Since its inception, CapitalSouth has closed over 100 transactions. With over $700 million under management through multiple committed funds, CapitalSouth actively seeks to invest in lower middle-market companies located primarily in the South, but also throughout the U.S. CapitalSouth looks to invest between $2M and $10M in companies with revenues in excess of $8M and EBITDA in excess of $2M. The Fund does not invest in start-ups, high-risk situations, turnarounds or businesses located outside the United States. Mezzanine investments of up to $40 million can be arranged through syndication, where CapitalSouth Partners will serve as the lead investor. CapitalSouth has invested in multiple sectors, including business services, general industrial, consumer products, restaurant & food, healthcare, information technology, and energy services. The firm is headquartered in Charlotte and operates full-service offices in Raleigh, Dallas, Texas, Louisville, Kentucky, and Orlando, Florida.
Louisville/Jefferson County Kentucky, U.S.A.
Software (Web Marketplace Saas..) • Education • AgroTech • Businesses Solutions • Hardware (& Manufacturing) • Energy • Sales (& Marketing) • HealthTech (& Fitness) • Food & Beverage • Logistics (& Distribution) • Pharmaceutical (& Medicine) • Woman Focused
We invest in pre-seed and seed stage companies based in Kentucky. Keyhorse is the investment arm of Kentucky Science and Technology Corporation (KSTC).