CWRU Pre-Seed Fund
Investor or fund · Cleveland, United States
Website: case.edu. Case Western Reserve University pre-seed fund for campus-research startups, managed by its Technology Transfer Office.
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In context
CWRU Pre-Seed Fund is one of 21 investors and funds in Cleveland, Ohio listed in the Innovative EcoSystems registry, and one of 656 across the United States.
The registry lists 287 innovation ecosystem organizations in Cleveland, Ohio in all.
Investors and funds supply the capital that lets startups and growing companies scale, from angel networks to venture and growth funds.
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