Centennial Ventures
Centennial Ventures, established in 1982, is a venture capital firm based in Denver, Colorado, with additional offices in Houston and Austin, Texas. The firm specializes in seed, early, and later stage financing, focusing on network enterprises and related enabling technology and software companies. It typically invests between $4 million and $10 million, with seed stage investments as low as $500,000. Centennial Ventures takes a board seat in its portfolio companies to provide strategic guidance.
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Crown Castle
Series C in 1997
Crown Castle owns, operates, and leases wireless infrastructure, including a large portfolio of cell towers and related sites that support wireless networks across the United States. It provides space for wireless service providers to install equipment and to deploy evolving connectivity, including smart-city applications and next-generation communications. The company spans major markets and manages tens of thousands of towers, enabling coverage for a substantial share of wireless traffic. A significant portion of revenue comes from the major national carriers Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T. The company has announced plans to divest its fiber business to become a stand-alone tower operator, focusing its resources on expanding and maintaining its core wireless infrastructure footprint.
Crown Castle
Series B in 1996
Crown Castle owns, operates, and leases wireless infrastructure, including a large portfolio of cell towers and related sites that support wireless networks across the United States. It provides space for wireless service providers to install equipment and to deploy evolving connectivity, including smart-city applications and next-generation communications. The company spans major markets and manages tens of thousands of towers, enabling coverage for a substantial share of wireless traffic. A significant portion of revenue comes from the major national carriers Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T. The company has announced plans to divest its fiber business to become a stand-alone tower operator, focusing its resources on expanding and maintaining its core wireless infrastructure footprint.
Crown Castle
Series A in 1995
Crown Castle owns, operates, and leases wireless infrastructure, including a large portfolio of cell towers and related sites that support wireless networks across the United States. It provides space for wireless service providers to install equipment and to deploy evolving connectivity, including smart-city applications and next-generation communications. The company spans major markets and manages tens of thousands of towers, enabling coverage for a substantial share of wireless traffic. A significant portion of revenue comes from the major national carriers Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T. The company has announced plans to divest its fiber business to become a stand-alone tower operator, focusing its resources on expanding and maintaining its core wireless infrastructure footprint.
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