Red Tree Reveals First West Coast VC Fund As It Readies For Second

San Francisco Firm Saw Unmet Funding Need

Red Tree Venture Capital closed its first fund with $272m for biotech companies emerging from academic and research institutions, seeking to fill a need for early-stage funding on the West Coast. 

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Red Tree focuses on West Coast start-ups emerging from academia • Source: Shutterstock

Red Tree Venture Capital hopes to provide early-stage VC funding to life science start-ups emerging from academic and research institutions on the West Coast – funding that, the firm believes, has been lacking relative to funding for innovation coming out of East Coast institutions.

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