Mount Hood Equity Partners
Target Investments

Mount Hood adheres to a set of investment rules that define the companies in which Mount Hood would consider investing.

The characteristics of such companies generally are as follows:
  • Management team with relevant industry and start-up experience.
  • One or more completed products and annual sales of at least $250,000.
  • A pre-money valuation which permits Mount Hood to ultimately acquire a significant stake in the company (generally at least 30 percent).
  • A need for between $500,000 and $1.5 million in equity during the expected life of Mount Hood’s investment.
  • Headquarters in the Pacific Northwest.
  • A reasonable basis to believe that if the company executes its business plan reasonably well, the company could be acquired for $15 million to $30 million within three to six years, or otherwise produce a substantial return to Mount Hood.
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Fund Manager Bob Wiggins and Advisory Board Member Tom Holce prepare for some road work with friends from the Oregon Entrepreneurs Network
Doug Hopkins of Deffenbaugh Industries, Bob DeKoning and Bob Wiggins at 2008 Waste Expo Show in Chicago
Doug Hopkins of Deffenbaugh Industries, Bob DeKoning and Bob Wiggins at 2008 Waste Expo Show in Chicago
Dennis Keizer
Routeware Vice President Dennis Keizer leads discussion at 2008 Executive Technology Council meeting with industry leaders in Scottsdale.