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Key people at Invenshure.
Invenshure was founded in 2011 by Troy Kopischke (Co-CEO & Co-Founder) and Danny Cunagin (Co-Founder & CEO).
Invenshure is a Minneapolis, Minnesota-based venture studio and catalyst that builds, funds, and scales technology and biotech companies from novel institutional intellectual property. The firm partners with scientists and research institutions, including Mayo Clinic and Parker Hannifin, to commercialize disruptive technologies in healthcare, biotech, and related fields such as genomics, diagnostics, and precision medicine. Invenshure operates by raising venture funds to invest in and support its portfolio companies, which have included Exosite, Imbio, OneOme, and Flywheel. In January 2022, the firm raised $6 million in funding led by Great North Ventures and The IPO Group, contributing to an estimated total raise of $5.1 million to $6 million. It reports approximately $21.3 million in revenue and maintains an employee count of 36-45. Invenshure was founded in 2011 by Troy Kopischke.
Invenshure was founded in 2011 by Troy Kopischke (Co-CEO & Co-Founder) and Danny Cunagin (Co-Founder & CEO).
Key people at Invenshure.
Invenshure has 2 tracked investments across 2 companies. The latest tracked deal is $54.0M Series D in Flywheel in June 2023.
| Date | Company | Round | Lead Investor(s) | Co-Investor(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 27, 2023 | Flywheel | $54.0M Series D | Marijn Dekkers, Mohamed (sid) Siddeek | 8VC, Beringea, Great North Ventures, Gundersen Health System, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Intuitive Ventures, Iselect, Microsoft, Seraph Group, 8VC, Eniac Ventures, Section 32, Tencent Holdings, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Microsoft |
| Dec 10, 2015 | Evidentia Health | $1.2M Series A | Invenshure | — |