Profil
Mr. Donald L.
Murfin is General Partner at Development Capital Ventures.
In addition to joining DCC, Mr. Murfin is a seasoned venture capitalist with extensive venture capital financing and operating company experience.
During the 80's, he founded and headed Lubrizol Enterprises, Inc., a wholly owned venture development and investment holding subsidiary of The Lubrizol Corporation.
In 1989, he joined New Enterprise Associates.
Mr. Murfin earned an undergraduate degree in Organic Chemistry, and has post-graduate work in organic chemistry and business management.
Anciens postes connus de Donald L. Murfin
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DT Sale Corp.
DT Sale Corp. Specialty TelecommunicationsCommunications Provides embedded wireless networking and connectivity products | Directeur/Membre du Conseil | 21/07/2010 |
NEA Management Co. LLC
NEA Management Co. LLC Investment ManagersFinance New Enterprise Associates seeks invests in companies located across the globe. The firm targets companies operating in the fields of technology (software & services, systems, consumer & internet, energy), healthcare (biopharms, devices, services). The firm provides financing for seed, early and growth stage capital requirements. | Corporate Officer/Principal | - |
Development Capital Ventures
Development Capital Ventures Investment ManagersFinance The DCC Growth Fund provides subordinated debt and equity capital to small, publicly or privately-owned, growth-stage companies preferably in the manufacturing, distribution and business-to-business services industries. The fund also seeks investments in women and minority-owned businesses and those located in low or moderate income areas. Companies should be 2 to 3 years old with a core management team, with products or services and have annual revenue of $2 million to $20 million. Their after-tax net income on a two-year average must be less than $6 million and net worth less than $18 million. The DCC Growth Fund invests in companies in need of at least $1 million to $3 million of subordinated debt or equity financing for product development, growth & expansion, strategic acquisition or change of ownership. Companies should have positive cash flow, competitive margins and a projected growth rate of greater than 40% per year. The Fund requires reasonable expectations of an exit within 5 years through an IPO, a secondary offering, private sale of the company to a third party or a self-funded buy-out of the Fund's position. | Private Equity Investor | - |
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DT Sale Corp.
DT Sale Corp. Specialty TelecommunicationsCommunications Provides embedded wireless networking and connectivity products | Communications |
NEA Management Co. LLC
NEA Management Co. LLC Investment ManagersFinance New Enterprise Associates seeks invests in companies located across the globe. The firm targets companies operating in the fields of technology (software & services, systems, consumer & internet, energy), healthcare (biopharms, devices, services). The firm provides financing for seed, early and growth stage capital requirements. | Finance |
Development Capital Ventures
Development Capital Ventures Investment ManagersFinance The DCC Growth Fund provides subordinated debt and equity capital to small, publicly or privately-owned, growth-stage companies preferably in the manufacturing, distribution and business-to-business services industries. The fund also seeks investments in women and minority-owned businesses and those located in low or moderate income areas. Companies should be 2 to 3 years old with a core management team, with products or services and have annual revenue of $2 million to $20 million. Their after-tax net income on a two-year average must be less than $6 million and net worth less than $18 million. The DCC Growth Fund invests in companies in need of at least $1 million to $3 million of subordinated debt or equity financing for product development, growth & expansion, strategic acquisition or change of ownership. Companies should have positive cash flow, competitive margins and a projected growth rate of greater than 40% per year. The Fund requires reasonable expectations of an exit within 5 years through an IPO, a secondary offering, private sale of the company to a third party or a self-funded buy-out of the Fund's position. | Finance |
















