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VisionCap is an investment firm with a mission to help emerging companies in the United States to grow, add jobs, and build in value, while providing accredited investors with unprecedented access and transparency on a transaction specific basis into professionally structured and managed high-yield investments. VisionCap provides a unique investment platform that offers accredited investors, investing amounts as modest as $100,000, exposure into private transactions typically reserved for ultra-high net worth individuals, family offices, foundations, endowments, and institutions with the ability to invest millions. VisionCap’s platform has been designed to efficiently and effectively provide individual investment offerings to accredited investors, removing the need for high front-end brokerage fees and alleviating business challenges that compel investment through blind pool vehicles.
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