“We thought if we could find enough limited partners that were also nurse executive leaders, then it would give us an advantage in the marketplace because the nurses are not only decision makers about purchasing, but they're the inventors of solutions”

MedCity Pivot · Investing in Nurse-Founded Technologies

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targeted limited partners who are nurse executive leaders to raise the fund

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