Seattle, Washington--(Newsfile Corp. - October 10, 2021) - Zoic Capital: A Venture Capital Team claims its investment strategy in life sciences and MedTech shall revolutionize the world of venture funding. Zoic Capital is a venture firm like no other. The company's founder, Neal Mody, previously founded Ambature--a materials science company. Founded based in a space most had never heard of, based on an idea written on a cocktail napkin, the company's patent portfolio has grown to a value of over $400 million. Using a unique IP strategy they began with filing 3,400 patent claims in the field of superconductors and own over half the patents in the field today. Armed with this experience, they decided to add value at crucial inflection points to founders, by starting a venture fund, Zoic Capital. With Zoic, they honed in on the untapped market of med tech in the US and Canada, investing at the seed stage for devices that they believe will become widespread.
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As observers of the evolution of high tech companies, they were always surprised to see companies like GE and Siemens not prioritising investing into transformational technology. This left a lot of room for hard science investors like Zoic Capital to found their venture fund on the premise of finding such transformation technologies. Zoic is the embodiment of Zoic's founder, Neal Mody's, personal mission to help build companies that change the world through technologies that will become ubiquitous.
"You know, it's funny! Originally, we were throwing around names for this investment firm and the name came out when we were brainstorming, and came around to the theme of how to impact 2 billion people on the planet...Focusing on the problems of healthcare...would have made a significant impact on humanity."
It took Zoic Capital three years to make their first investment. And some might think taking that long to make a deal indicates a waste of time. But they don't see it that way. Building the right team, looking at deals, and coming to an understanding takes time. They were never in a hurry. They saw being in the fund business as a long journey which should not be rushed. As one looks at investments from a variety of perspectives, one learns to work as a team, becoming more like a single brain analysing problems together. That level of trust and teamwork takes one's work to new levels.