Turnstone Capital
Turnstone Capital Management LLC is a private equity and venture capital firm established in 2004, located in Rowayton, Connecticut. The firm specializes in early-stage and expansion capital investments, as well as acquisitions, focusing primarily on companies in the media and communications, information technology, industrial technology, and financial services sectors. Within these areas, Turnstone invests in digital media, artificial intelligence, alternative energy technologies, and payment services, among others. The firm typically engages in transactions ranging from $5 million to $50 million, with an average investment of around $10 million per deal, targeting both private and public companies with capitalizations below $200 million. While it primarily invests in the United States, Turnstone is open to opportunities in the European Union, Latin America, and India. The firm often seeks minority stakes in growth transactions but is willing to take control positions in management buyouts, aiming to secure board representation in its portfolio companies.
Global BioDiagnostics Corp. is a biotechnology company focused on developing, manufacturing, and selling diagnostic solutions for various diseases, with a particular emphasis on tuberculosis (TB). Founded in 2009 and based in Temple, Texas, the company aims to address significant healthcare challenges by creating rapid, low-cost, and easy-to-use point-of-care tests for diagnosing active TB. Additionally, Global BioDiagnostics is involved in developing diagnostic assays and in vivo products that support researchers in bringing TB pharmaceuticals to market. The company also maintains an office in Daresbury, United Kingdom.
Morgan Solar Inc began with a mission in 2007 – to develop highly efficient, low cost solar technology. Until now, all the real advancements in solar power always seem to be “10 years awayâ€. John Paul Morgan, a Physics Engineer, with a background in optics, medical imaging and photovoltaics, developed an idea to make solar energy more affordable. His idea was to design an optical concentration system that would elegantly solve many of the problems of existing CPV systems. There first product to market, the Sun Simba HCPV, is designed for solar farm applications. Demonstration and test installations will begin in 2009, and our first commercial systems will be available in early 2010. The second set of products, the Sun Stream Window and the Sun Block Panel, are designed for building applications and smaller scale demonstration and test systems are also scheduled for 2009, with sales begining sometime after mid 2010.
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