Using the VCProtein Venture Capital Database
Virtual Capital Pro (VCProtein) is a comprehensive database of venture capital companies with complete information on each partner. VCPro was developed by an experienced VC investor who was responsible for finding companies in bankruptcy, mergers and acquisitions, and companies offering penny stocks. As owner of VC Venture Capital, I have firsthand experience using this database to identify profitable investment opportunities. VCProtein is an excellent investment for both new and experienced investors.
The Venture Capital Database can be used for investors both to seek and to obtain investment from venture capitalists. This database contains the personal information of over six thousand venture capital investors and provides a summary of individual investors’ venture capital investment history. All types of private equity transactions such as ownership, preference, dividends, and issues are available. The database also provides the financial metrics of these investors including total capital, net worth, return on equity, and market capitalization. Additionally, the venture capital database provides a listing of venture capitals that were previously invested in publicly traded companies. It should be noted, though, that venture capital is not the same as private equity.
To use VCProtein, an investor fills in data entry forms on contact information, investment type, expected return date, investment amount, start date of the partnership, and exit date. Once the data has been entered by the investor, the program matches it with existing venture capital firms in the marketplace, all of which are required to participate in the venture capital databases. Not only does VCProtein provide venture capital data for free, but there are also multiple pricing options available.
For startup startups, it is possible to search the VC database to identify the top startups going public within your sector. When choosing the startup to follow up with, it is important to consider factors such as valuation, funding sources, industry experience, geographic location, and industry focus. Once you’ve chosen a few promising startups, make an appointment to visit their office to talk with the founders and staff. At this meeting, talk to them about how you want to be included in their startup funding efforts. Some venture capital firms require a deposit before helping a startup initiate funding; others don’t.
VCProtein is made by a private firm and is not affiliated with any particular bank or lender. As such, it is not possible for investors to search for venture capital data by selecting from a pre-approved list of start-ups. The venture capital database also provides access to a frequently asked questions (FAQ) page. The page contains frequently asked questions (FAQs) that can help you understand the services being offered by the venture capital firm, how they work, and what they are based on. Additionally, the FAQ’s page includes links to other websites and resources for further information on private investment funds, venture capital funds, and angel investor networks.
Using the VCProtein search engine is straightforward. Simply type in the name of the company or organization in the appropriate search fields, such as “DC”. The VCProtein editor automatically selects venture capital databases based on key attributes that are characteristic of the companies in the selected group. These include industry experience, geographic location, and the year the company was founded. This versatile filtering mechanism allows investors to find companies that match their specific criteria quickly and easily.