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Startup and Early-Stage Investor Organizations in Greater Dallas-Fort Worth<\/h2>\n
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  1. Blossom Street Ventures<\/strong> blossomstreetventures.com<\/a>
    \nWe’re not unicorn hunters and don’t believe in high burn, uneconomic models that reach for market share. We look for solid businesses built by founders who are cash efficient, scrappy, and pragmatic. We focus on companies with $2mm to $20mm of run-rate revenue and year over year growth of 50%+.<\/li>\n
  2. Cowtown Angels<\/strong> cowtownangels.org<\/a>
    \nCowtown Angels strive to help early-stage businesses connect with local angel investors in order to stimulate economic growth in the state of Texas.
    \n    Hayden Blackburn<\/a>, Director<\/li>\n
  3. Dallas Angel Network<\/strong> dallasangelnetwork.com<\/a>
    \nThe Dallas Angel Network links angel investors in Dallas with startups and high growth companies in Dallas, Houston, and Austin.<\/li>\n
  4. Generate Ventures<\/strong> generateventures.com<\/a>
    \nGenerate Ventures team members have over 60 years of accumulated knowledge and expertise in strategic planning and development, finance, operations, business development, sales, marketing, and research. Each team member has worked in both private and public companies on a global basis, and has created significant value for corporations and investors.
    \n    Joe Pianelli<\/a>, Co-Founder and Partner<\/li>\n
  5. Texas HALO Fund<\/strong> texashalofund.com<\/a>
    \nTexas HALO Fund (THF) is an investment company that specializes in investing in early stage businesses with promising growth prospects and exceptional management teams.<\/li>\n
  6. Mark Cuban Companies<\/strong> markcubancompanies.com<\/a>
    \nDallas-based tech entrepreneur, Dallas Mavericks owner, and investor on ABC\u2019s \u201cShark Tank\u201d, Mark Cuban Companies is an active seed investor in technology startups with big visions.<\/li>\n
  7. North Texas Angel Network (NTAN)<\/strong> northtexasangels.org<\/a>
    \nThe North Texas Angel Network is looking for early stage companies with bright futures. We can provide the investment funds you need to grow your company and achieve all the success you deserve! Our group includes more than sixty successful entrepreneurs and business professionals who love to invest in innovative products, as well as offer their considerable experience and expertise to growing companies.<\/li>\n
  8. Sentiero<\/strong> sentiero.vc<\/a>
    \nSentiero has created a community of investors to provide capital and support to startups deploying AI-enabled SaaS to help companies make money, save money, or improve customer experiences.
    \n    David Evans<\/a>, Managing Partner<\/li>\n\n
  9. Social Venture Partners Dallas (SVP Dallas)<\/strong> socialventurepartners.org\/dallas<\/a>
    \nSocial Venture Partners is a global network of local partners helping individuals realize greater impact with their giving, strengthening nonprofits, and investing in collaborative solutions.
    \n    Tony Fleo<\/a>, CEO<\/li>\n
  10. Texas Investment Network<\/strong> texasinvestmentnetwork.com<\/a>
    \nThe Texas Investment Network connects entrepreneurs looking for funding with investors looking for profitable business opportunities.
    \n    Paul Meagher<\/a>, Managing Director<\/li>\n<\/ol>
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