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Bill Trainor

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Co-founder at Mutual Capital Partners

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Co-founder of Mutual Capital Partners and Access Ventures Fund who leads the software practice. He has been an active angel investor since 1997 and previously served as Senior Vice President of E-Commerce Investment Banking at McDonald Investments, focusing on consumer, retail, healthcare, and service companies leveraging technology.

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Deals · 1

7SignalBoard seat

via Mutual Capital Partners · filed Apr 2025 · $3.5M raise

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Bill Trainor?
Co-founder of Mutual Capital Partners and Access Ventures Fund who leads the software practice. He has been an active angel investor since 1997 and previously served as Senior Vice President of E-Commerce Investment Banking at McDonald Investments, focusing on consumer, retail, healthcare, and service companies leveraging technology.
Where does Bill Trainor work?
Bill Trainor is Co-founder at Mutual Capital Partners.
What boards does Bill Trainor sit on?
Bill Trainor holds tracked board seats at 7Signal.

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