Cobre Capital
Seed
Investments · 1 tracked
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Denver-based developer of an automated digital assistant that turns clinician voice and text input into SOAP notes.
Denver, US
Patrick J. Leonard(Executive Officer, Director, Promoter)
BoardAli Rahimtula(Director)inKirk Holland(Director)John Froelich(Director)
Co-investorsTechstarsAccess Venture PartnersCue BallService Provider Capital
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- What stage does Cobre Capital invest at?
- Cobre Capital invests at the Seed stage.
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Kickstart is the Mountain West's first seed-stage venture fund, backing early-stage founders building companies in the region.
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