BlueHub Capital

BlueHub Capital is a community development financial institution based in Boston that focuses on fostering healthy communities for low-income individuals. The organization is dedicated to investing in projects that enhance affordable housing, create good jobs, and provide new opportunities within underserved neighborhoods, linking these areas to the broader economy. Founded on the belief that financial and social returns can coexist, BlueHub Capital emphasizes that investing in growth-oriented local businesses can generate solid financial returns while simultaneously strengthening community ties and improving overall quality of life.

Brenda Loya

COO

10 past transactions

Counterpointe Sustainable Real Estate

Series C in 2021
As a pioneer in the PACE (Property Assessed Clean Energy) field, Counterpointe Sustainable Real Estate (CSRE) is leading the way in financing energy efficiency, renewables (solar, wind, geothermal), seismic strengthening, storm protection and water conservation for commercial real estate. This simultaneously helps make businesses safer, more efficient and increases their social good.

WegoWise

Series A in 2013
WegoWise is a provider of a web-based utility analytics platform focused on enhancing building performance in the energy efficiency sector. The company's platform aggregates substantial amounts of energy and water data to deliver actionable insights to building owners, managers, and energy auditors. By enabling users to monitor, understand, and benchmark building performance, WegoWise helps facilitate informed decisions regarding efficiency investments. The platform is designed to identify significant opportunities for cost savings, particularly as inefficient buildings often incur utility costs that are substantially higher than those of efficient ones. Through its innovative approach, WegoWise aims to improve the operational performance and overall value of properties.

WegoWise

Series A in 2011
WegoWise is a provider of a web-based utility analytics platform focused on enhancing building performance in the energy efficiency sector. The company's platform aggregates substantial amounts of energy and water data to deliver actionable insights to building owners, managers, and energy auditors. By enabling users to monitor, understand, and benchmark building performance, WegoWise helps facilitate informed decisions regarding efficiency investments. The platform is designed to identify significant opportunities for cost savings, particularly as inefficient buildings often incur utility costs that are substantially higher than those of efficient ones. Through its innovative approach, WegoWise aims to improve the operational performance and overall value of properties.

Zipcar

Series F in 2007
Zipcar is a car-sharing company founded in 2000, offering hourly or daily automobile rentals to its members via an online platform or mobile app. Members can reserve self-service vehicles located in designated parking spaces across various neighborhoods, cities, airports, and campuses worldwide. The company facilitates this service through in-car technology that reports vehicle positions to a central control center. As of 2010, Zipcar had expanded to over 50 cities globally, with a fleet of approximately 6,000 vehicles shared among hundreds of thousands of drivers.

Magellan Diagnostics

Private Equity Round in 2006
Magellan Diagnostics is a medical device company specializing in the development and manufacture of point-of-care systems, clinical laboratory instruments, and analytical laboratory services focused on lead testing. Based in North Billerica, Massachusetts, the company offers products such as LeadCare II for blood lead testing, LeadCare Ultra for laboratory use, and LeadCare Plus for smaller volume laboratories. Magellan Diagnostics also provides various analytical services, including monitoring exposure to lead and heavy metals. The company's mission is to identify and protect individuals at risk of lead poisoning, a preventable health threat. Founded in 2004 as Magellan Biosciences, Inc., the company has roots tracing back to the late 1960s when it was originally established as ESA, Inc. by MIT graduates.

Castion

Convertible Note in 2004
CASTion is a developer and manufacturer of wastewater treatment and recovery systems for industrial and municipal clients. The wastewater recovery system can recover metals for reuse from the wastewater such as chrome, copper, and zinc; salts and organic compounds such as ethylene and propylene glycol, and compounds such as ammonia. The wastewater treatment systems have application in aerospace, food processing, metal finishing, refineries, manufacturing and municipal wastewater.

Zipcar

Series C in 2003
Zipcar is a car-sharing company founded in 2000, offering hourly or daily automobile rentals to its members via an online platform or mobile app. Members can reserve self-service vehicles located in designated parking spaces across various neighborhoods, cities, airports, and campuses worldwide. The company facilitates this service through in-car technology that reports vehicle positions to a central control center. As of 2010, Zipcar had expanded to over 50 cities globally, with a fleet of approximately 6,000 vehicles shared among hundreds of thousands of drivers.

Eatingwell Media Group

Seed Round in 2002
EatingWell Media Group is an independent communications company focused on promoting healthy eating through various media channels. It publishes an award-winning consumer magazine dedicated to delicious and nutritious recipes, complemented by a comprehensive website that offers a wealth of food and nutrition content. The company also produces high-quality cookbooks and provides additional resources such as mobile applications, e-mail newsletters, and printable coupons. By collaborating with strategic partners, EatingWell extends its reach through various electronic media, aiming to guide consumers in making informed food choices while enjoying flavorful meals.

Protedyne

Venture Round in 2001
Protedyne is a subsidiary of Laboratory Corporation of America, specializing in the development of laboratory automation systems aimed at enhancing efficiency in the pharmaceutical and biotech sectors. The company employs industrial automation design principles to create advanced robotic systems that integrate powerful hardware and a comprehensive software infrastructure for data management and process tracking. Protedyne’s solutions include an enclosed platform featuring a 4-axis robotic arm, which facilitates flexible configurations and optimizes workspace utilization. By implementing these automation technologies, Protedyne enables laboratories to streamline their operations and improve productivity in diagnostic testing and related processes. The company is also ISO 13485:2003 Registered, ensuring adherence to quality management standards in its operations.

geoVue

Series A in 2001
geoVue, Inc. specializes in location optimization software tailored for retailers, restaurants, and real estate consumer channels, aiming to maximize capital investment returns. Founded in 1993 and based in Woburn, Massachusetts, with additional locations in Boston, Boise, San Francisco, and Chicago, the company provides a comprehensive suite of services. Its offerings include asset vitality evaluation, market ranking, and capital allocation through its capital planning suite. The market optimization suite features tools for market planning and demographic analysis, while the site selection and sales forecasting suite includes advanced mapping and sales forecasting software. In addition to retail applications, geoVue's software is utilized by financial institutions for risk analysis of loan portfolios. The company, originally known as Geonomics, Inc., rebranded to geoVue, Inc. in August 2001.
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