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Treo Ventures, founded in 2018, focuses on advancing medical device and digital health innovations. The firm operates in the United States and Ireland, with a portfolio of 10 companies and a collective investment experience in over 40 companies globally. Their medical device accelerator, NuXcel, supports the development of novel medical technologies.
Treo Ventures invests in medical technology companies that address large unmet clinical needs, targeting both early-stage and later-stage investments. They typically back companies with demonstrated feasibility and clinical data, primarily in the healthcare, digital health, and biotech sectors. Their geographical focus includes the United States and Europe.
Notable portfolio companies include Avivomed, SecondWave Systems, Inc., iVEAcare, InterVene, Noctrix Health, Neuspera Medical, CVRx, Hyalex, NeoChord, and ShiraTronics.
Mudit Jain, PhD and Brad Vale, PhD, DVM co-founded Treo Ventures, bringing extensive experience in healthcare investing and a focus on medical technology.
Submit your pitch through their form at treovp.com.
Treo Ventures operates the NuXcel medical device accelerator, which supports the development of novel medical technologies. Startups can apply through their website for access to resources and mentorship.
Yes, Treo Ventures often leads investment rounds, particularly in early-stage medical technology companies.
Treo Ventures is open to follow-on investments, especially for companies that demonstrate significant progress and clinical validation.
The specific size of Treo Ventures' current fund is not publicly disclosed, but they have a history of investing in over 40 companies globally.
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