(Page 39) Find Series B Stage Investors investing in United States
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a "Series B" investment round?
A "Series B" financing round is typically the third major round of equity financing round for new companies (mostly startups) that comes after the Seed and Series A rounds respectively.
Most startups are already well-established by the time they look for Series B funding, with reliable cash flows and a viable product.
Investments in a Series B round tend to be less risky than Series A investment rounds.
What stages of investors can I find in United States?
There are a broad range of investors available in United States. They are as follows:
The list above mainly includes venture capital, private equity, and institutional investment firms.
What is a "Verified Investor"?
A "Verified Investor" is a profile/company that our team at BEAMSTART has internally vetted and communicated with.
These are also investors that you can submit your business proposals (pitch decks) to directly via their profile on BEAMSTART.
The purpose of adding the "Verified Investor" badge is to increase both credibility and deal-flow for these investors.
What is the difference between a "Managing Partner", "General Partner", and "Associate" in an investment firm?
In an investment firm, the roles of Managing Partner, General Partner, and Associate differ in terms of their responsibilities and level of authority within the firm's hierarchy:
Managing Partner: The Managing Partner is typically the senior-most partner in the firm. They are responsible for overseeing the firm's overall operations, setting its strategic direction, and representing the firm externally. Managing Partners often have a significant ownership stake in the firm and play a key role in decision-making.
General Partner: General Partners are senior members of the firm who are responsible for sourcing and evaluating investment opportunities, managing portfolio companies, and raising capital from investors. They also typically have ownership stakes in the firm. General Partners are involved in making investment decisions and managing the firm's investment portfolio.
Associates / Analysts: Associates (sometimes also known as "Analysts") are typically entry-level professionals in an investment firm. They support the General Partners and Managing Partners in sourcing and evaluating investment opportunities, conducting due diligence, and monitoring portfolio companies. Associates often have a more analytical and research-focused role, helping the senior partners make informed investment decisions.
Overall, Managing Partners have the highest level of authority and responsibility, followed by General Partners who are responsible for managing investments, and Associates who provide support to the senior members of the firm.
I'm an investor and would like to add my profile to the list. How do I go about this?
Simply register for an account with BEAMSTART by signing up as a member (we have a low quarterly fee for this).
Once you're signed in, you will be able to create an "Organization Profile" and add it to the investors list by selecting "Venture Capital and Private Equity" or "Investments" from the "Organization Category" field.
I need help raising funds. Can you assist me fundraise instead?
Yes we can. Please reach out to us directly via this page.
Kindly take note that this would fall under our fundraising service, with fees ranging between 3% - 8% of funds raised.
The information listed here is inaccurate. How do I report it?
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