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In 1998, Cathy Connett co-founded Sofia Fund, one of the first angel investors focused on women-led startups. St. Paul-based Sofia Fund invests in high-growth businesses in Minnesota and throughout the U.S. She also directs the $5.5 million Sofia Fund II, which invests from $100,000 to $500,000 in early-stage companies.

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Minne Inno - Two Sofia Fund portfolio companies makes exits with IPO, acquisition

Minne Inno - Two Sofia Fund portfolio companies makes exits with IPO, acquisition
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Minnesota s tax credit for angel investors works, should become routine

Minnesota s tax credit for angel investors works, should become routine February 14, 2021 11:11am Text size Copy shortlink: It should go back to $10 million with a legislative commitment to fund it for five years. Even at that level, it s a pittance in a two-year budget that will top $50 billion. The Angel Tax Credit gives investors in young, private firms a tax break of 25% on investments of up to $125,000 per person or $250,000 for a married couple. The credits should be financed not by the general fund but a tax linked to capital gains pocketed by institutional investors, traders and investment bankers. And the Legislature should make a modest, long-term commitment to the credit. It has faced periodic uncertainty, which has discouraged promising companies and investors. The credit was omitted from the state budget in 2018 and 2020.

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Female-led Abilitech Medical raises $7 4 million

Female-led Abilitech Medical raises $7.4 million By Neal St. Anthony Text size Copy shortlink: Founder Angie Conley, (middle row, left) and members of her Abilitech Medical team, as well as Minnesota Cup officials and judges, won the grand prize of $50,000 among nine finalists honored at the MN Cup awards in October at the University of Minnesota. Abilitech Medical, which won the grand prize of this year’s Minnesota Cup entrepreneur competition, has closed on a $7.4 million round of investor capital; topping the $3.2 million in equity and debt it received in separate placements since January 2017. Chief Executive Angie Conley said the money will be used to obtain U.S. Food and Drug Administration clearance next year of its flagship product, support a clinical study of muscular dystrophy patients at the University of Minnesota and Gillette Children’s Hospital and to fund further commercia

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