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State tracks more angel investment, at least $19M last year
Leazer, manager of the Madison angel group Wisconsin Investment Partners, said he sees the growth of angel investing following several other factors as well:
The rise of the stock market and overall investor confidence.
Positive ripples from the sale of Madison-based Bone Care to Genzyme last year for $600 million. Bone Care went public in 1996.
Established angel netw......
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Source:wistechnology.com By Jason Stitt 02/01/06
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