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Making your first investment is just the beginning of building a portfolio of private company investments on Startup.inc. Most experts suggest that investors invest in at least 10-15 private companies in order to enhance your diversification. Keep an eye out for companies in different industries and come up with a plan for adding additional investments over time.

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Who can become an investor on Startup.inc?

If you’re over 18 and can complete our investor authorization process, you are welcome to invest on Startup.inc. To complete the investor authorization process, you’ll need to submit evidences that you are an accredited investor. If you reside outside of the USA, you will be asked to self-certify as an accredited investor in your local jurisdiction.

Before you complete your first investment on Startup.inc, we’ll also need to verify your identity. In many cases, we’re able to run our checks automatically during the sign up process but, if not, you may be prompted to provide proof of your identity, address, and other forms of identification.

What is an Accredited Investor?

An "Accredited Investor" is defined by the Securities and Exchange Commission as someone who meets at least one of the following requirements:

Has an individual net worth, or joint net worth with your spouse exceeding $1 million (excluding the value of one's primary residence)
Has an income exceeding $200,000 in each of the past two years and expects the same this year
Has an income (with your spouse) exceeding $300,000 in each of the past two years and expects the same this year
Invests on behalf of a VC firm or other registered investment company
Invests on behalf of a business with $5 million in assets and which was not formed for the specific purpose of acquiring the securities offered
Any entity in which all of the equity owners are Accredited Investors.

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For a period of five years from the date of this Agreement, the Manager shall be paid by the Company an annual management fee in the amount of 2% of the aggregate Capital Contributions of the Members, which entire fee shall be paid in advance (the “Management Fee”). Each Member shall prepay such Member’s share of the Management Fee in full, and the Company is authorized to deduct such amount from each Member’s Capital Contribution to the Company. The exact amount of a management fee might vary in each series. You should read through our SEPARATE SERIES OPERATING AGREEMENT for each offering.

Fees charged on exit. We align our success with your own, and charge for providing syndicate services if you have made a profit when you exit. This is sometimes called a 'carry' fee or a 'success' fee.

If a company provides an exit event, you will be charged a 20% carry fee on any profit you make, subject to limited exceptions in which we pass on administration fees incurred when arranging the sale, for example for listed shares on a public exchange. The exact amount of a carry fee might vary in each series. You should read through our SEPARATE SERIES OPERATING AGREEMENT for each offering.

Risks of investing in businesses on Startup.inc

All investments carry varying degrees of risk, and investing in early-stage and growth-focused businesses is no different. The main risk associated with investing on Startup.inc is that the business may simply fail, and investors won't get their money back. Illiquidity is another consideration because, even if the business succeeds, investors are unlikely to receive dividends or be able to sell their shares for a number of years.

There is also a risk of dilution: if a business requires further capital in the future (a highly likely scenario), and issues more shares in exchange for that capital, the percentage of equity held by earlier investors will decrease. Please take a look at our Risk Warning for more information.

What are best practices for building a portfolio?

Investing in private companies is much different than investing in public stocks: Invest in at least 10-15 private companies in order to increase your chances of generating higher overall portfolios. Investors should never consider investing in solely one or two private companies.

It is critical to allocate only a small percentage of your overall portfolio to private companies, typically no more than 5-10%. Investors should be mindful of future diversification as they consider how much to invest per company.

How to investigate a Company?

Get to know the company you are looking to invest in by viewing their investor deck, any financial documentation, and term sheet.
Understand the industries and marketplace in which the company is positioned.

What are the steps to making an investment?

Click the "Invest" button on a given company's profile.
Enter your investment amount.
Verify your identity and accreditation status.
Execute the required legal agreements.
Enter the account information of your bank account (checking or savings) or choose to wire the funds.
Confirm your investment.

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Meet The Team

Advisory board

Keith Herman

Mr. Herman is an entrepreneur and the founder of IPA Equities. During his career he has owned, restructured and successfully exited more than 50 businesses in the fields of technology, finance, media and real estate. He has raised more than a half a Billion USD and represented over 200 technology companies. Additionally, he architected, incubated and scaled more than 10 startups

Alexandra Sasha Johnson

Co-Founder and Managing Director at HEED Capital, Founder and Managing Director at Global Technology Capital and President of Global Technology Symposium. Sasha is an experienced investor at early-stage companies and was one of the first female partners in the VC community, starting her fund in 2003. She is a board-member of science-enabled tech companies based in Silicon Valley

Jordan Wahbeh

An investor, techy, business driver and partner for startups and investors to grow, scale, fundraise and achieve their objectives through operations, fundraising, business development, and more.

Brett Noyes

Founder and Managing Director of Unbank.Ventures.
Unbank.Ventures is an early-stage FinTech/Blockchain program located in Silicon Valley.

The program has successfully incubated 45 companies since 2016. Prior work includes building incubator programs with Techstars, Jason Calacanis (This Week in Startups) and famous investor Tim Draper.

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Alexander Soroka

Chairman of board

Founder of the Startup.Network Investment Platform. Entrepreneurship at Harvard Business School

Venture investments at Said Business School, University of Oxford. Member of the Board of the Ukrainian Venture Capital Association "UVCA".

Oleksii Chepelyk

Chief Executive Officer, co-founder

10+ years of management experience in the internationals such as Cisco Systems, Samsung Electronics, Telenor Group. Co-Founder of IT development company and several Fin-Tech start-ups. MBA at Lancaster University Management School.

Igor Radchenko

Chief Operational Officer, co-founder

Serial entrepreneur with more than 20 years’ experience of successful business development in different sectors including manufacturing, real-estate and IT. Strong focus on operation optimization and efficiency.

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3D SYSTEMS TO EXPAND BIOPRINTING PROGRAM AFTER BUYING VOLUMETRIC BIOTECHNOLOGIES FOR $400M

Network VC Syndicate Fund is glad to share the startup’s success and looks forward to its future achievements!

Ali Abussaud, Founding Managing Partner at Hala Ventures, in an interview with Alexander Soroka

Partner at Kirenaga Partners: Central Florida Tech Fund, in an interview with Alexander Soroka.

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U.S. 3D printer manufacturer 3D Systems has unveiled plans to expand on its bioprinting program after acquiring Volumetric Biotechnologies for $400 million.

Bought for an initial $45 million, with a further $355 million set to be paid upon the completion of application-specific goals, Volumetric Biotechnologies is a developer of 3D bioprinting technologies, that it says are capable of creating bespoke “world-changing” biological structures.

Through its acquisition, 3D Systems aims to leverage the Volumetric team’s expertise to broaden the applications of the ‘Print to Perfusion’ technology it has developed with United Therapeutics. Rather than focusing solely on bioprinting human lung scaffolds, the firm now aims to develop two further organs, as well as vascularized tissues for human non-organ regenerative medicine applications.

“Our work on a vertically-integrated platform for the 3D printing of organ scaffolds followed by cellularization to create fully-compatible human organs, dovetails perfectly with the work being done by 3D Systems and United Therapeutics,” said Volumetric Biotechnologies’ Jordan Miller. “Working together, we expect to accelerate these efforts, expanding them beyond lungs to other human organs.”

Human vasculature model created using 3D Systems' Print to Perfusion process. Image via United Therapeutics.

A human vasculature model created using 3D Systems’ Print to Perfusion process. Image via United Therapeutics.

Progressing Print to Perfusion

Over the last fifteen months, 3D Systems has undergone a drastic restructuring that has seen it return to growth by refocusing on the profitability of its core industrial and healthcare verticals. In that time, the firm’s strategy has seen it dispense with any subsidiaries that don’t match with its wider ambitions, including the likes of Simbionix, Cimatron, Battery Ventures, and its Quickparts 3D printing bureau.

Using the capital generated by its divestiture drive, the company has since been able to re-invest in the growth of its target healthcare and industrial markets. To bolster its offering in the latter, 3D Systems bought Additive Works during May 2021, a former AM Ventures-backed developer of productivity-boosting simulation-based 3D printing workflow software.

The company has also invested heavily in bioprinting, buying bioprinter developer Allevi to expand on its ability to create in-vivo cellular structures, and it recently announced “tremendous progress” within its Print to Perfusion program as well.

Developed alongside United Therapeutics over the last four years, 3D Systems’ Print to Perfusion platform is designed to 3D print scaffolds, which can be lined with patients’ cells to create viable, personalized human tissues. To date, the companies have mainly focused their efforts on producing functional human respiratory scaffolds, that provide lung disease sufferers with much-needed transplants.

However, following 3D Systems’ prospective acquisition, the firms have now made an amendment to their partnership, which will see them attempt to develop other human organs, and continue working together until at least 2025.

“We are excited to expand our patient-cell-based 3D bioprinting activities into additional organs,” added Martine Rothblatt, CEO of United Therapeutics. “This approach avoids the need for immunosuppression, and thus provides a most hopeful pathway to satisfying the huge unmet medical need for organ transplantation.”

3D Systems' headquarters in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Photo via CBRE Group.

3D Systems has invested heavily in the future growth of its Healthcare division over the last fifteen months. Photo via CBRE Group.

Volumetric’s $400M acquisition

Volumetric was co-founded by Jordan Miller and Bagrat Grigoryan in Houston during 2018, with the stated aim of “empowering the next generation of advanced biofabrication,” with its bioprinting systems and materials. Predominantly designed to address R&D applications, the company sells just a single bioprinter in the form of the Lumen X, which was first brought to market via a partnership with CELLINK.

Using its bioprinting technologies, Volumetric has set out create viable organs, primarily focusing its efforts on vascularized liver structures, generating expertise that 3D Systems will now inherit via its acquisition, while its soon-to-be subsidiary has also developed proprietary materials, that could benefit its ongoing research.

While the sale of Volumetric is not expected to go through until later in Q4 2021, when it does, the deal will only see a $45 million holding payment being made for the firm. The other $355 million is said to depend on the “attainment of significant steps in the demonstration of human applications,” with half of the total $400 million fee agreed being paid in shares.

Once completed, the move will see Miller become Chief Scientist for Regenerative Medicine at 3D Systems, which now aims to establish a ‘world-class research’ facility in Houston. Within his new role, Miller is set to work with 3D Systems and United Therapeutics to advance their lung 3D bioprinting efforts, and expand their technology’s applications into the creation of two new organs, as well as developing treatments for trauma and disease.

The purchase also provides 3D Systems with a means of addressing a growing lab-based demand for bioprinted tissues that support drug discovery applications with its technologies, and according to Hall, the deal “dramatically expands its capacity and capabilities for the development of bioprinted human organs” as well.

“It has always been my dream to develop the capability to manufacture fully-biocompatible human organs to save the lives of millions of people in need around the world,” concluded Miller. “I am honored to work with Chuck Hull and his team and look forward to an exciting future together.”

A scientists experimenting using MatTek's in-vitro cellular technology.

3D Systems’ acquisition could see it become a major player in the bioprinting market along with the likes of CELLINK. Photo via MatTek.

Inching towards commercialization

3D bioprinting may still be an emerging technology, but given the number of start-ups whose systems continue to test the limits of cellular viability, surely it’s only a matter of time before biofabrication becomes mainstream. One of the growing sector’s largest firms is CELLINK, the 3D bioprinting division of the rebranded BICO group, which announced sales growth of more than 600% in its H1 2021 financials.

Elsewhere, biotechnology firm mimiX Biotherapeutics has launched its proprietary cymatiX acoustic bioprinter, which is capable of using sound waves to fabricate multi-cellular tissue constructs. This ‘Sound Induced Morphogenesis’ technology, is designed to allow research users to overcome the cost and speed drawbacks associated with tissue engineering and regenerative medicine R&D.

In practise, 3D Systems isn’t the only company to have made progress producing organ scaffolds either, as earlier this year, Korean firm T&R Biofab also managed to 3D bioprint viable liver tissues. Produced in the form of ‘lobules,’ similar to those found in the human body, the cells were successfully transplanted into animal test subjects, in a potential step towards future regenerative liver therapies.

https://3dprintingindustry.com/news/3d-systems-to-expand-bioprinting-program-after-buying-volumetric-biotechnologies-for-400m-198608/

Congratulations to our nvestors who invested in spring 2020 and the previous investors of the startup: Boost VC, 500 Startups, ICU Ventures, U Ventures, part of Horizon Capital, and supermodel Natalia Vodianova.

Consumers have shifted most of their spending towards e-commerce. Since April 2020 the startup's revenue has increased by 5.6 times.

Investment funds Almaz Capital, TMT Investments and Zubr Capital entered the $ 6.5M Series A round of the startup 3DLook. The total investment in 3DLook thus reached $ 11.2M, not counting the personal investment at the start.

The capital will be used to expand the company's management in the United States and establish new research laboratories in the United States and Western Europe. The startup is actively strengthening its technology development centers with the best talent from all over the world, no longer limited to just Ukraine.

In 2020, we witnessed the transition of 3DLook from trial and experimental deployments to long-term contracts. 3DLook has over 100 clients worldwide including industry giants Safariland, Fechheimer Brothers, Berkshire Hathaway.

3DLook will be part of the official standards to be released in the coming months because it is a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers' Mobile Body Scanning Standards.

Vadim Rogovskiy: “This round of fundraising will allow us to achieve personalization in a wide range of industries. Our growth strategy includes expanding into other segments, including better tracking health and fitness progress in apps that show how people's bodies develop after exercise. ”

Partnership with Gerber Technology, LVMH, Nvidia, Browzwear, CLO Virtual Fashion, the network of clients around the world and the ambitious plans of the team are paying off to consumers, retailers and investors who financially support the startup.

We are excited to introduce Ali Abussaud, Founding Managing Partner at Hala Ventures, in an interview with Alexander Soroka.

The interview is posted at the VC House Channel youtu.be/dyFmFiFnq3s.

It highlights core activities of the fund, its investment profile, portfolio companies, and the investment team.

Ali describes their investment strategy, their structure in the deals and most promising portfolio companies.

Ali also addresses the huge changes that have taken place in the VC ecosystem in Saudi Arabia and the idea of Entrepreneurship World Cup.

We are excited to introduce Jim Thomas, Partner at Kirenaga Partners: Central Florida Tech Fund, in an interview with Alexander Soroka.

The interview is posted at the VC House Channel youtu.be/JpkyHgnYkdw.

It highlights core activities of the fund, its investment profile, portfolio companies, and the investment team.

Jim describes their investment strategies, their structure in the deals and and why they are investing in startups based in Florida.

Jim also addresses startups in the space industry, e.g. one of their portfolio companies that was co-founded by a female entrepreneur.

We are excited to introduce Bill Reichert, Partner at Garage Technology Ventures, Pegasus Tech Ventures, in an interview with Alexandra Johnson.

The interview is posted at the VC House Channel youtu.be/9CSZfc8Wczg .

It highlights a new Bill’s book “Getting to Wow! Silicon Valley Pitch Secrets for Entrepreneurs” - one of the best books for entrepreneurs - that he co-wrote with Angelika Blendstrup. It is written primarily for tech entrepreneurs.

The big idea behind the book is to make sure that entrepreneurs grab an investors’ attention immediately. Bill gives tips for entrepreneurs for great pitching.

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Investing in early-stage businesses can be very rewarding, but it involves a number of risks and challenges. If you choose to invest in businesses displayed on Startup.inc, you need to be aware of important considerations:

Loss of Capital

Most early-stage businesses fail, and if you invest in a business displayed on the platform, it is significantly more likely that you will lose all of your invested capital than you will see any return of capital or a profit. You should only invest what you can afford to lose. Do not invest so much that it would impact your lifestyle or retirement plans. Every investment listed on Startup.inc is much riskier than a public company listed on the stock market. It is entirely possible that you will lose every dollar you invest in any start-up.
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Almost all investments you make in businesses displayed on the platform will be highly illiquid. It is very unlikely that there will be a liquid secondary market for the shares of the business. This means you should assume that you will be unlikely to be able to sell your shares until and unless the business floats on a stock exchange or is bought by another company; and, even if the business is bought by another company or floats, your investment may continue to be illiquid. Even for a successful business, a flotation or purchase is unlikely to occur for a number of years from the time you make your investment. For businesses for which secondary market opportunities are available (including any available on the platform), it can be difficult to find a buyer or seller, and investors should not assume that an early exit will be available just because a secondary market exists.
Rarity of Dividends

Businesses of the type displayed on the platform rarely pay dividends. This means that if you invest in a business through the platform, even if it is successful you are unlikely to see any return of capital or profit until you are able to sell your shares. Even for a successful business, this is unlikely to occur for a number of years from the time you make your investment.
Dilution

Any investment you make in a business displayed on the platform is likely to be subject to dilution. This means that if the business raises additional capital at a later date, it will issue new shares to the new investors, and the percentage of the business that you own will decline.
Diversification

You are more likely to avoid loss by diversifying your investments, focusing on areas in which you have expertise, and investing in startups whose products you passionately use. We recommend making several small investments each year rather than one large one. For instance, if you decide you can safely invest $10,000 per year in startups, it'll be less risky to make ten $1,000 investments instead of a single $10,000 one.

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