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Chenoa Farnsworth

Investor

Managing Partner at Blue Startups

Hawaiʻi

Writes $25K – $100K checks · typically $62.5K

About

Chenoa Farnsworth is Managing Partner at Blue Startups. She has spent more than a decade backing local founders and working on building a technology ecosystem in Hawaiʻi.

Experience

  1. Blue StartupsCo-Founder and Managing Partnercurrent2012 — presentHonolulu
  2. Hawaii AngelsDirectorcurrent2009 — present
  3. The Bond FundDirectorcurrent2025 — present
  4. VentureWellMentorcurrent2026 — present
  5. HI ImpactFounder2011 — 2018Honolulu
  6. Kolohala VenturesPartner2006 — 2009
  7. Farnsworth ConsultingPrincipal1996 — 2006

Education

  1. University of Hawai‘i - Shidler College of BusinessMBA, Executive1998 — 2000
  2. University of California, Santa CruzBachelor's degree, Political Science and Government1988 — 1992
  3. Parker School1985 — 1988

Skills & more

Venture Capital99Angel Investing99Business Planning99Investments94Non-profits23Program Management70Entrepreneurship99Due Diligence43Business Strategy85Mergers24Private Equity99Fundraising31
+12 moreBusiness DevelopmentStart-upsSustainabilityStrategyOrganizational DevelopmentSmall BusinessNonprofitsMentoringFinanceNew Business DevelopmentManagementSocial Entrepreneurship
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Frequently asked questions

Who is Chenoa Farnsworth?
Chenoa Farnsworth is Managing Partner at Blue Startups. She has spent more than a decade backing local founders and working on building a technology ecosystem in Hawaiʻi.
Where does Chenoa Farnsworth work?
Chenoa Farnsworth is Managing Partner at Blue Startups.
What check size does Chenoa Farnsworth write?
Chenoa Farnsworth typically writes checks of $25K – $100K.
Where did Chenoa Farnsworth go to school?
Chenoa Farnsworth studied at University of Hawai‘i - Shidler College of Business (MBA, Executive); University of California, Santa Cruz (Bachelor's degree, Political Science and Government); Parker School.

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