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Milcom Venture Partners

250 Park Ave S Ste 360, Winter Park, Florida, 32789, United States

Overview

MILCOM Venture Partners (MVP) is the leading venture capital firm focused on the intersection of the commercial and defense markets. MVP manages two venture capital funds: MILCOM Technologies, a seed- stage investment fund; and OnPointTechnologies, an early-stage venture capital fund. MILCOM has invested in fourteen companies in the communications, software and materials science sectors. OnPoint has invested in eleven portfolio companies within the electronics, power and energy sectors.

Total investments
1
Lead investments
0
Investments · 12mo
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Active investors
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Investment portfolio

  • Spectrum Bridge

    Participated · Equity · Sep 2008

    Spectrum Bridge develops software and services that enable wireless networks, subscriber devices, and network equipment to access and use all types of spectrum through a database-driven cognitive network architecture. Its products are embedded in subscriber devices and network equipment to more efficiently allocate bandwidth across wireless networks. The company is based in Lake Mary, Florida and was founded in 2007. Spectrum Bridge raised $8.8M in a Series B to support domestic and international commercialization and development efforts. Backers include existing investors True Ventures, the Telecommunications Development Fund (TDF) and Espírito Santo Ventures. Following the round, Rod Dir was appointed President and CEO, succeeding Richard Licursi, who will serve as Executive Chairman of the Board. Spectrum Bridge launched a marketplace to match buyers and sellers of portions of wireless spectrum that license holders do not use. The platform lists roughly $250 million worth of spectrum available for secondary transactions. It aims to address an inefficient secondary market that today largely relies on bilateral side deals between telecom companies. The company debuted the marketplace amid a backdrop in which companies spent about $19 billion in the last FCC auction. Spectrum Bridge’s management team comes from Motorola’s Mesh Networks. The firm has secured outside capital and involvement from industry and government-aligned investors, positioning it to scale its marketplace operations.

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