Hatteras adds another $8.25M to ongoing venture fund raise
Hatteras Venture Partners has added another $8 million to its ongoing raising for its Hatteras Venture Partners VII fund. Here are the details.
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Robert ‘Bob’ Ingram, a pillar of Triangle’s life science industry, dies
Robert “Bob” Ingram, one of the most important leaders in the North Carolina life science industry and a former CEO of GlaxoWellcome (now GSK), has died.
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Hatteras Venture Partners raises $140M in new capital, aims for $375M
Hatteras Venture Partners, one of the southeast’s largest venture capital firms in the southeast that’s focused on life sciences, has plenty of new funds for future investments.
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Startup StrideBio names Hatteras Ventures partner as CEO
StrideBio, a leading developer of novel adeno-associated viral based gene therapies, recently announced the appointment of industry veteran Mark Velleca, its CEO and a member of its Board of Directors. Velleca previously was a venture partner at Hatteras Ventures,
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2021 shaping up as another record year for venture capital; 37 deals in NC net nearly $390M
“Capital is flowing well into venture,” says Clay Thorp, general partner at Hatteras Venture Partners, in an interview with WRAL TechWire, “especially into biotech/-ife science companies.” Here’s a look at what’s happening on the VC front.
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Gene therapy startup raises $55M, plans to add jobs in Triangle
Atsena Therapeutics, a gene therapy startup backed by Durham-based Hatteras Ventures, has $55 million in new funding and is planning to expand its Triangle workforce.
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Hatteras Venture Partners closes on additional $50.1M for new fund; target is $250M
That’s in addition to $86.3 million raised in April of last year, bringing its total raised to date to $137.3 million.
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RTP nutrition startup lands $5M in funding; Hatteras, Launch Place among backers
Panaceutics Nutrition, a provider of personalized nutrition products with operations in Research Triangle Park, has closed the first tranche of a committed funding round of over $5 million.
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Bob Ingram, a Triangle tech legend, reflects on region’s growth – and what’s needed now
This is the first in a series of interviews from WRAL TechWire featuring “Legends – The men and women who helped create and build North Carolina’s technology and life science ecosystem.” These leaders will join Jim Goodnight, Monica Doss, Dennis Daugherty, Charles Hamner and Venessa Harrison as members of WRAL TechWire’s virtual Hall of Fame, which named its first members in 2017.
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