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Norman Meisner, the Founder of Beta Fund, is a Principal focusing on emerging high tech and biotech companies in the early stages of Series B and Seed investments primarily in the US. His portfolio includes companies like Fetchnotes and Loop. His check size ranges from $250,000 to $750,000, with a track record of successful exits through acquisitions. Norman Meisner’s investment thesis is centered around supporting startups in life sciences, enterprise applications, and other sectors. He maintains collaborative partnerships in his investments, typically investing with other co-investors like Keiretsu Forum.
Location: Boston, MA
Country: United States of America
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Investment Stages: pre-seed, seed
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Status: low-active
AI Reasoning: Search results show Beta Fund’s most recent investments listed on Tracxn: InfoBionic (Nov 21, 2014), Loop (Dec 18, 2013), Fetchnotes (Nov 13, 2013). The latest known investment is Nov 21, 2014 (InfoBionic). That is more than 12 months before the reference date, indicating low activity.
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