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Marc Wesselink is a Venture Partner at Contrarian Ventures, an early-stage venture capital firm based in Lithuania. The firm focuses on investments in emerging technologies, particularly in the next-generation energy sector in Europe. Marc Wesselink has a track record of investing in companies like WE.VESTR. The typical investment check size ranges around $560K. Contrarian Ventures collaborates with investors like Christopher Brown, Darius Zakaitis, Nityen Lal, Patrikas Feiferas, and Rokas Peciulaitis.
Location: Netherlands
Country: Netherlands
Industries: Not available
Investment Regions: EU
Investment Stages: pre-seed, seed
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Status: very-active
AI Reasoning: Search found a public press article showing WE.VESTR raised €2.2M on June 28, 2022; Marc Wesselink is associated with Contrarian Ventures and listed as investor in WE.VESTR. However, more recent sources show Marc Wesselink activity as late as July 2, 2024 (Leapfunder article) indicating investment-related activity within the last 6 months from the reference date used. Therefore classify as very-active.
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