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StepOne Ventures

With offices in Silicon Valley and Madrid, StepOne Ventures assists innovative, high-growth-stage technology companies expand their operations into the US market.

Startup type: Company
Status: Active
Stage: Growth
Publicity: Open to speaking to journalists.
Industries: Biotech, Cleantech, Information Technology, Internet
Location: Sunnyvale, CA, USA ; Madrid, Spain
Website: http://www.stepone.com

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Nuevo post: StepOne acoge la primera edición de Iniciador en Silicon Valley http://bit.ly/byltWA

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06 November 2010

StepOne Ventures twittered 15 times, here's their latest:

Nuevo post: StepOne acoge la primera edición de Iniciador en Silicon Valley http://bit.ly/byltWA

ABOUT US

With offices in Silicon Valley and Madrid, StepOne Ventures assists innovative, high-growth-stage technology companies expand their operations into the US market. Whether you're interested in transplanting your company, establishing a US branch office / subsidiary / joint-venture, or you're seeking access to top-tier US partners for technology / distribution / venture capital, StepOne provides you with the connections, services, and operational experience to implement your transition quickly and smoothly.

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  • Neda Blocho

    British, US resident, with MBA, doing research and community building for techVenture, Inc.

  • Burton Lee

    A technology venture finance and innovation organization strategy and policy senior professional, working in Silicon Valley, WashDC and Europe. Invited speaker at VC/angel, industry, govt & academic conferences. Stanford Engineering adjunct faculty.

  • Silvio Dulinsky

    Entrepreneur and investor. Seasoned manager with broad international experience. Passionate about sports, social networks, crowdfunding, e-commerce, collaborative consumption, innovation and Antarctic early expeditions. Commuting between Brazil and Spain.