Investor Type | Firm |
Type of Fund | Private Equity Fund |
Industries | Software (Web Marketplace Saas..) • Businesses Solutions • Hardware (& Manufacturing) • Medical Devices (& Hospital Services) |
Stages | Startup, Early Stage, Expansion |
Investing | United States |
Florida Gulfshore Capital is a private equity firm located in Naples, Florida. They specialize in early-stage venture opportunities, with a primary focus on the southeastern United States, especially within Florida. The firm is notably concentrated on tech-enabled B2B products and services across industries such as Software (Web Marketplace SaaS, etc.), Business Solutions, Hardware & Manufacturing, and Medical Devices & Hospital Services. They seek to invest in companies that are in the development stage rather than the discovery phase, preferring ventures that are on the brink of or in the early stages of revenue generation. The expertise of Florida Gulfshore Capital encompasses both debt and equity investments, and they are particularly skilled in engaging with startups, offering support for early-stage development, and facilitating expansion for growing companies. As private equity investors, they actively participate in their portfolio companies, often securing either a Board seat or a Board observer role to assert a meaningful influence on the company's trajectory. Florida Gulfshore Capital prefers to be the first institutional investor and is open to investing individually or as part of a syndicate. Their investment approach is characterized by backing talented entrepreneurs who have a proven track record of building and exiting high-growth ventures. Their portfolio includes a diverse array of companies such as Admiral, AlumaBridge, Bliley Technologies, Gather.com, Club Colors, Pathfinder Therapeutics, Inc., DietBet, Lehigh Technologies, Pasteuria, VerticalHealth.com, Conservis, Eventplicity, and Feathr. Florida Gulfshore Capital positions itself as a strategic partner to founders and businesses that aim to achieve significant scale and success in their respective markets.