Contributing Partners

A2E Partners

At A2E Partners, we help our client – typically International growth stage technology companies – plan and execute their global Go-To-Market Plan while mitigating and minimizing the associated risks. Using Boston / Cambridge as a hub for global outreach across Europe, Israel, North America and South America – our services include Go-to-Market consulting and access to global expertise on a permanent (Executive Search), project-based (Consultancy), or managed (Advisory Groups) basis in the IT Infrastructure, Telecom & CleanTech domains.

Baverstam Associates

Baverstam Associates, founded in 1990, now has offices in Europe and the US. BA provides guidance to manufacturing companies concerned with technology and market understandings. BA is particularly active with External Innovations, Technology Road Maps, Technology Assessments, Acquisition Searches and New Business Development. Our newsletter publications hints at particular areas of activities, many of which are focused on cleantech.

Clean Tuesday

Founded in 2008, Cleantuesday is a non profit organisation aiming to support the development of CleanTech in France. Cleantuesday has acquired in less than two years a great capital of notoriety and has secured a position unique and quite market in the emerging world of CleanTech actors. Cleantuesday brings together the community of Cleantech professionals : start-ups and SME, large corporations, investors and local authorities. Cleantuesday is now active in several regions in France and abroad.

EuroUS Ventures

EuroUS Ventures invests in companies which have passed the significant early stage hurdles of product and market acceptance. No seed or early stage investments will be considered. Funding will be used by the company for the express purpose of developing a US operation.

Launch in US Alliance

Launch in US Alliance helps international companies enter the US market and establish a presence. The company was founded by European entrepreneurs and investors who have extensive experience with doing business in the US. The company is an alliance of advisers and business service providers, who are able to offer a wide range of services in one place, under one contract – from Market Assessments, Sales & Marketing, to Finance & Tax, Legal, Office Space and Human Resources.

swissnex Boston

swissnex Boston is part of a network of five “outposts” designed as physical and virtual platforms facilitating knowledge exchange between Switzerland and Boston, San Francisco, China, Singapore and India. It does this by connecting communities, organizations and researchers in education, entrepreneurship, science, technology and the arts, always emphasizing the young talents who are kindling innovation in every field. swissnex functions as a public-private partnership that thrives on the innovative collaboration and idea generation such a business model engenders, ensuring that swissnex is constantly tackling the challenges ahead.

TiE Boston

TiE-Boston is a comprehensive eco-system for entrepreneurs with vital resources for every stage of the entrepreneurial process. It is part of the global TiE (The Indus Entrepreneurs) group that is the largest not-for profit organization promoting entrepreneurship. TiE-Boston runs several vibrant programs to educate, mentor, network and inspire entrepreneurs in the community. TiE connects entrepreneurs with each other and other stakeholders in the entrepreneurial world including other serial entrepreneurs, Angel Investors, Venture Capitalists, Vendors and Service Providers.

1st Corporate Technologies

1CT takes emerging technology companies to their full potential. All projects are unique, yet all must be designed and planned to go from A (now) to Z (exit) within 6 to 36 months. We work with our clients from day one and all the way through to an international trade sale. We will provide additional resources – experts and capital. When we see an opportunity to go all the way we may accept an invitation to extend our engagement from 3 to 5 years. Conservatively, we assume no home runs in our business model, nor do we treat any company as step-children in our portfolio.