INVESTORS
Why are Investors Looking at Indiana?
In less than three years, Indiana tech companies have raised more than one billion dollars. See why venture firms are looking at Indiana.
In less than three years, Indiana tech companies have raised more than one billion dollars. See why venture firms are looking at Indiana.
Whether you’re an investor or an early-stage startup, access to qualified talent and the cost of doing business can be the greatest obstacle for your continued growth.
With over $7 billion in acquisitions and IPOs, the most affordable housing market in the country, and a high production of tech-skilled workers, Indiana is positioned to help your organization grow.
At the forefront of this is TechPoint, a non-profit, connecting companies, capital, communities, schools, and talent to create growth for you.
Stay up to date on major raises and acquisitions in Indiana, along with TechPoint’s quarterly VC reports.
TechPoint’s full day event where investors meet with early stage companies seeking funding.
This year’s winner of the Mira Award for Investor of the Year.
Stay up to date in the latest news in major raises and acquisitions, along with TechPoint’s quarterly VC reports.
TechPoint connected 39 venture capital and investment firms from 19 different states with our “Best of Tech” Mira Award winners and other select startups and scale-ups last year. This year, dozens of VCs and investable Indiana companies ranging from pre-revenue through Series A and above, can meet at our Spring virtual VC Speed Dating event and our Autumn in-person event.
The massive majority of venture capital investment in the U.S. and Indiana has historically gone to White and male-led companies, which means companies led by Black, Latinx, Middle Eastern, Asian, Native American, Women, LGBTQIA+, and disabled founders often are underfunded and undercapitalized. General Partner Kelli Jones co-founded Sixty8 Capital to change things. The Indianapolis-based venture firm made history in 2021 as the first Black, woman-led fund in Indiana focused on investing in diverse founders. Sixty8 Capital is also training underrepresented people and undercapitalized entrepreneurs about scale-ups and investing, with a focus beyond the B2B SaaS specialty to reach sectors where Black and Latinx founders overperform.
Connect with TechPoint’s Senior Relationship Manager, Roger Shuman to talk about our Innovation Programs for innovators and investors, including VC Speed Dating.
