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Clarke Miyasaki, General Partner at Kickstart Seed Fund, focuses on early-stage investments in companies primarily in the Mountain West region of the U.S. The fund closed its second round with $26 million. Kickstart’s portfolio spans various sectors with a preference for software, particularly SaaS models. Clarke looks for capital-efficient companies that can progress quickly. His investments include companies like EcoScraps and WAVE. Clarke Miyasaki prefers partnerships with companies in Utah or surrounding states to manage bandwidth effectively and is open to collaborating across different industry sectors.
Location: Cottonwood Heights, UT
Country: United States of America
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Investment Stages: pre-seed, seed
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Status: low-active
AI Reasoning: Found LinkedIn profile showing Clarke Miyasaki was General Partner at Kickstart Seed Fund with roles dating back but no recent investment activity; known investments include EcoScraps; no evidence of investments within the past 12 months (last known activity is older than 12 months).
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