Emerging Science companies can benefit from business planning expertise linked with new £6.2m venture fund.
Wiltshire-based consultancy, Feverfew, has agreed a new strategic partnership with Oxford Capital Partners (OCP), the specialist venture fund manager and adviser.
OCP invests in innovative technology and service businesses and has just raised £6.2m for the Oxford Gateway Fund No.2.
Adrian Goodall, Director of Feverfew said:
"Technology oriented business owners and managers looking for growth capital now have another funding option. This new fund makes OCP one of the most important sources of private equity in our region."
Ted Mott, Chief Executive of OCP, said:
"Feverfew's expertise in business planning is built on tremendous experience in the City and in the technology industry. We are confident that their services could add considerable value to our potential investments."
Feverfew was established in 2001 by Adrian and Deborah Goodall, combining their expertise in finance, business management, communications and training. They also work with a number of other companies and individuals offering complementary services.
Further information and contact details are available at www.feverfew.ltd.uk
Oxford Capital Partners was established in 1999 by its present directors to bring their financial and industrial market- ing skills to emerging growth businesses.
Regulated by the Financial Services Authority OCP is able to advise on matters of fund raising, mergers and corporate governance as well as providing business mentoring support.
Further information and contact details are available at www.oxcp.com
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