NASVF
The National Association of Seed and Venture Funds (NASVF) is a trade organization based in the United States that promotes seed and angel investing. It connects venture capitalists and regional economic developers to foster local economic growth through innovation capital.
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Overview
The National Association of Seed and Venture Funds (NASVF) is dedicated to promoting seed and angel investing across the United States. Founded informally in 1993 by a group of public sector practitioners, NASVF aims to encourage capital formation for new technology ventures. Incorporated in 1997, the organization has grown to include over 200 organizational members and has trained more than 3,000 angel investors through various seminars and conferences. NASVF serves as a vital information resource for policymakers regarding historical models of venture funding and contributes to research on the venture capital industry as a driver for economic development and innovation.
Focus
NASVF invests in and provides services related to seed and angel investing. The organization focuses on training angel investors and entrepreneurs through seminars and workshops, such as 'Seed Investment as a Team Sport' for angel investors and 'Swing for the Fences' for entrepreneurs. Additionally, NASVF contributes to research on the venture capital industry as a driver for economic development and innovation.
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