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Henrik Rosendahl is an Angel investor based in San Francisco, California. He focuses on SMB Software, Cloud Infrastructure, and ClimateTech/CleanTech at different stages including Pre-seed, Seed, and Series A. Henrik has made investments in companies like Spiio, Inc., Nordsense, Akanda, Lua, Vivino, and CloudVolumes. His typical investment size ranges from $524,000 in Seed round A to larger amounts in subsequent rounds. Henrik has had successful exits at multiple companies, including two to VMware. He collaborates with a variety of co-investors and is known for his expertise in enterprise software.
Location: San Francisco, CA
Country: Denmark
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Investment Stages: pre-seed, seed
Website: modern-off-grid.com
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AI Reasoning: Found a 25 Oct 2020 investment in Spiio listing Henrik Rosendahl as an investor. No more recent investments discovered in searches (Crunchbase and Nordic9 show 2020; The Org/CV indicate past roles). Since the last known investment is more than 12 months ago (over 5 years), classify accordingly.
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