"We’re doing what we said we’ll do,” said Mark Kvamme, CEO and Chief Investment Officer of The O.H.I.O. Fund. “Invest across the state, build a great team, and deliver results. Promises made, promises kept.”
The multi-asset Ohio High Growth Investment Opportunities Fund (O.H.I.O. Fund) continues to gain momentum, marking a final close on one of its two core investment funds while also eyeing a deal flow comparable to what it achieved in its first year of activity.
Heylo is the tech startup that will be based in Greater Cincinnati, though its staff is currently working remotely. It has created a platform that provides remote support for caregiving agencies to help people in their homes.
Terry Coyne has a big vision for 671 acres of land near Rickenbacker International Airport and the site of Anduril's planned mega manufacturing complex.
The new fund is anchored by a lead investment from The O.H.I.O. Fund, a private investment firm focused on scaling Ohio-based innovation.
In Ohio, a group of leaders and investors has created and capitalized The O.H.I.O. Fund, focused on Ohio’s High-Growth Investment Opportunities.
Just nine months after its creation, a small company outside of Cleveland is primed to be a big player in the future of electronics, churning out what it boasts are the first 4G modules ever made in the United States.
Eagle Electronics, created in September largely by the O.H.I.O. Fund, boasts of starting production this month on the first 4G modules ever made in the United States.
The fund has marked nine deals since about this time last year, and a 10th may be around the corner as it continues to target investments in a variety of asset classes.
In December, the Ohio High-Growth Investment Opportunities (O.H.I.O.) Fund led a $14 million investment in a Solon-based company it created to bring cutting-edge production of high-tech semiconductor chip modules to Northeast Ohio.