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Green Bay Packers, Microsoft raise $70M for second fund

Tim Baysinger
Jul 24, 2023
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TitletownTech, a venture capital firm formed by the Green Bay Packers and Microsoft, raised $70 million for its second fund.

Why it matters: The Packers are part of a small but growing number of professional sports teams that have added the title of "investor" in an effort to expand their influence.

Details: TitletownTech raised the $70 million from 27 investors, both new and old, including the Packers and Microsoft.

  • TitletownTech now has $95 million in assets under management between the two funds.
  • The company launched in 2019 with a $25 million fund.
  • TitletownTech puts its investments in six different industries: sports, media and entertainment; health and wellness; agriculture, water and environment; manufacturing and construction; supply chain and logistics; and cross-industry technologies.

By the numbers: The firm has already made 10 investments with the second fund, managing director Craig Dickman tells Axios, and has made 33 investments overall since 2019.

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