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July 8. 2008. Cascadia Capital Report
Insight & Perspective: IT Thought Leaders
Yaletown partner Mike Satterfield quoted as one of 10 information technology thought leaders in the Pacific Northwest publication from Seattle investment bank Cascadia Capital.
April 24. 2008. Edmonton Journal
Province discovers life beyond the oilpatch
The most likely co-investors in Alberta startups are smaller,
Canadian-based VC firms such as Vancouver's Yaletown Venture Partners or
Ventures West
Feb 22, 2008. Globe and Mail
The key to survival: 'Truly patient capital'
Cleantech is now a serious investment segment in
Canada. Yaletown recognized in this article as one of the few funds in
Canada that specialize in it.
Feb 21, 2008. Vancouver Sun
Searching for the 'new Club Penguin'
Fusion, a two-day Digital Media Venture Forum in Vancouver, attracts investors looking for the next big idea. Steve Hnatiuk quoted.
Dec 24, 2007. CNet
Perspectives on the Year's Hot Topics
A look at the dominant tech themes of 2007 including alternative energy sources debate coming to the fore. Kirk Washington quoted.
Oct 25, 2007. Globe and Mail
"Green" proves to be a tough sell
Article on hesitancy among Canadian investors when it comes to early-stage cleantech with commentary on Yaletown being among the few venture funds that are serious
Sep 2007 issue. Venture Capital Journal
Canada's Currency Crunch
Article on the strength of the Canadian dollar creating challenges and opportunities for investors with comments from Steve Hnatiuk
Sep 2007 issue. Red Herring
North Country Gold
Cover story on the Canadian market with comments from Steve Hnatiuk on the attractiveness of the BC's unique cleantech and IT clusters
Sep 2007 issue. Business in Vancouver - Investment Guide 2007
Banking on Uncle Sam (PDF)
Article on BC's R & D strengths with comments from Steve Hnatiuk on the challenge and opportunities in a market that is still underserved by venture capital
Sep 18, 2007. Los Alamos National Laboratory News
Springboard event helps entrepreneurs
Yaletown cleantech expert Kirk Washington invited as a guest to assist Los Alamos research entrepreneurs with technology transfer from the lab to the early market
Aug 27, 2007. Red Herring
Canada's Hottest Start-Ups
Red Herring's top 10 watch list for Canada includes Yaletown cleantech portfolio company 6N Silicon and digital media portfolio company Mixpo
Aug 21, 2007. Business in Vancouver
Cogent Ideas
Serial entrepreneur Len Grenier is tackling his latest opportunity with some impressive management credentials & backing from angels and Yaletown
Jul 24, 2007. Business in Vancouver
Re: Peet
Profile of Yaletown Special Limited Partner, Greg Peet.
Jul 16, 2007. The Toronto Star
Clean tech cluster emerging
Article on emerging cleantech solutions focussing on 6N Silicon which recently received over $6M from Yaletown, Sustainable Development Technologies Canada, and other investors
July 2007. Business in Vancouver - BC Tech Magazine 2007
Cleantech's Value Proposition
Kirk Washington writes about ingredients necessary to succeed in early-stage cleantech investing - using NxtGen Emission Controls as a model for how cleantech companies can be built efficiently in BC
Jul 10, 2007. Red Herring
Start-up gets $6M to do the dirty
Article on 6N Silicon’s plans to turn dirty, inexpensive, metallurgical-grade silicon into solar-grade silicon and the seed investment it has received from Yaletown and others
May 8, 2007. Seattle Post-Intelligencer
New health IT start-up emerging in Vancouver
Venture and tech beat reporter John Cook notes yet another Yaletown seed investment Cogent - with comments from Steve Hnatiuk on the serial entrepreneur team
Oct 5, 2006. Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Clean tech revs up investors
Article on the Northwest’s cleantech investment potential with comments from Kirk Washington and other industry experts
Oct 4, 2006. Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Peak Oil
Article on how oil price volatility impacts cleantech venture investment with comments from Kirk Washington
May 16, 2006. Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Take Off to the Great White North
Article on Seattle firm venturing into BC with comments from Steve Hnatiuk on the growing relationship between Seattle and Vancouver VC firms
Feb 15, 2005. Business in Vancouver
GenoLogics attracts rare round of US funding
Article on Seattle interest firing hopes for future syndication in early-stage rounds with comments from Steve Hnatiuk and OVP’s Chad Waite
May 25, 2004. National Post
A Contrarian Venture (PDF)
Yaletown’s partners defied the odds by starting a tech fund in the wake of a market meltdown
Mar 2004. BC Business Magazine
Cover story "The Godfather"
Profiles Yaletown Special Limited Partner Haig Farris as the dean of BC's private investors and delves into the inner circle of key relationships among BC's tech industry network
Mar 2, 2004. Business In Vancouver
2003 a bleak year for raising tech funds
Article on challenging climate for venture capital with comments on Yaletown completing a $32M first closing and getting on with the business of investing in BC start-ups
Dec 30, 2003. Business In Vancouver
“40 Under 40" Awards
Yaletown co-founder Hans Knapp, age 33, is recognized for business achievement by Business in Vancouver, following similar recognition by co-founders Steve Hnatiuk and Mike Satterfield in prior years.
Sep 30, 2003. Business In Vancouver
Angels profit from tech buy-out of ActiveState
Article on the sale of ActiveState to UK based Sophos for CAD $32M in an all cash transaction a win for many of BC’s leading angel investors with comments from founding director Steve Hnatiuk
Oct 6, 2003. National Post
Angels are not tooth fairies
Yaletown Special Limited Partner Haig Farris provides some straight talk on what angels do and the importance of the relationship to a new breed of early-stage VC funds like Yaletown
Jun 30, 2003. Ottawa Business Journal
Venture capitalist revels in nitty-gritty
Kirk Falconer of Thomson Macdonald comments on the success of new funds such as Yaletown being a leading indicator of recovery in the Canadian venture capital industry
Jun 17, 2003. Business In Vancouver
Silicon Valley comes calling to B.C.
Article on first early-stage investment by DFJ in a Vancouver company and future potential for more US venture investment in BC with comments from Steve Hnatiuk
May 15, 2003. The Globe and Mail
VCs Search for Gold in Vancouver
Article about first-ever matchmaking event between Silicon Valley venture capital firms and Vancouver-area technology companies with comments from Steve Hnatiuk on the attraction of the BC market
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