Founded in 1969, Mayfield is a private venture capital partnership that has invested in more than 450 information technology and health care companies and has taken more than 100 of them public. Companies funded by Mayfield include Aspect Telecommunications, Citrix, Compaq, Legato, Silicon Graphics and 3Com Corporation. Mayfield is based in Menlo Park, California.
Founded in 1984, Accel Partners is a venture capital firm that focuses on communications, Internet and intranet software, and services in technology and health care. Accel Partners has funded over 200 companies, including Actuate, Agile Software, Foundry Networks, Portal Software, RealNetworks, RedBack Networks, Veritas, UUNET and Walmart.com. Accel is based in Palo Alto, California.
Founded in 1982, INVESCO Private Capital (formerly Chancellor Capital Management) has invested in over 300 information technology, life sciences and specialty retail companies. Companies funded by INVESCO Private Capital include Adobe Systems, Ascend Communications, ONI Systems, Portal Software, SigmaTel, and Verisign. INVESCO Private Capital is based in New York, New York, and Palo Alto, California.
Founded in 1984, Sigma Partners is a leading early-stage venture capital firm. The Sigma team uses their deep operational experience to provide entrepreneurs with practical strategic counsel through every phase of company growth. With over $1.5 billion under management and bicoastal offices, Sigma invests in innovative technology startups across the United States. Market-leading companies in which Sigma has invested include Atria, Cascade, Clarify, Internet Security Systems, KLA-Tencor, Octel, VeriFone, Vermeer, and Vignette.
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