The Connected Vehicles Rule just got a Solon-based answer. By acquiring Wireless Mobility, Eagle Electronics morphs into the only Western vendor ready to de-risk global automotive and IoT supply chains. With ex-CIA leadership and backing from The O.H.I.O. Fund, this is a massive bet on trusted tech.
The Connected Vehicles Rule just got a Solon-based answer. By acquiring Wireless Mobility, Eagle Electronics morphs into the only Western vendor ready to de-risk global automotive and IoT supply chains. With ex-CIA leadership and backing from The O.H.I.O. Fund, this is a massive bet on trusted tech.
Backed by Mark Kvamme’s O.H.I.O. Fund and Magnetar, the company is anchoring the state's re-industrialization by providing federally compliant fleets for a national market.
Eagle Electronics, a Solon-headquartered maker of cellular modules used in a broad array of technological applications, has acquired a German manufacturer in a deal that significantly expands the fast-growing, venture-backed startup.
A Cincinnati-based biopharma company quietly founded by two former CinCor Pharma executives has publicly debuted its first portfolio company amid an eight-figure fundraise, and the team is looking to grow its footprint in the region and beyond.
Cleveland-based Splash Financial has secured more than $70 million in Series C funding, a round that highlights both the company’s rapid growth and the increasing role of Ohio-based capital in scaling local startups.
The O.H.I.O. Fund on Monday announced that it has closed the $106 million Ohio Institutional Impact Investment Fund, one of several funds making up the overall firm.
"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.