Interfase Capital Partners

Interfase Capital Partners, based in Austin, specializes in investing venture capital funds and offering value-added services to portfolio companies to enhance core business growth. Some of their initial investments have been in companies like Wild Brain Inc., ThePlanet.com Internet Services Inc., and Exoplex Inc. The firm's general partners, including Scott J. Hyten, Steve Hicks, and Ronald C. Carroll, bring a wealth of experience to the table, with backgrounds in various industries. Interfase Capital Partners focuses on supporting and maximizing the potential of their portfolio companies through strategic investments and tailored services.

Ron Carroll

Partner

4 past transactions

WildBrain

Series C in 2002
WildBrain is a leading entertainment company specializing in the creation, production, licensing, and distribution of family-friendly content worldwide. With over 10,000 half hours of video content, it manages popular brands such as Teletubbies, Caillou, Yo Gabba Gabba!, and Inspector Gadget across its network of channels on YouTube. The company also provides production services, licenses broadcasting rights, and offers consumer products licensing for its extensive library of proprietary titles.

WildBrain

Series B in 2000
WildBrain is a leading entertainment company specializing in the creation, production, licensing, and distribution of family-friendly content worldwide. With over 10,000 half hours of video content, it manages popular brands such as Teletubbies, Caillou, Yo Gabba Gabba!, and Inspector Gadget across its network of channels on YouTube. The company also provides production services, licenses broadcasting rights, and offers consumer products licensing for its extensive library of proprietary titles.

ThePlanet

Venture Round in 2000
ThePlanet is a data center services company that offers managed and dedicated server hosting to a diverse clientele of 22,000 customers worldwide. By providing comprehensive data center solutions, ThePlanet enables businesses of all sizes to access essential infrastructure, including space, power, cooling, bandwidth, and computer hardware, through a flat fee monthly pricing model. Their services include dedicated servers, private racks, and modular managed services, which allow enterprises to utilize high-level information technology services without the substantial costs associated with building their own infrastructure. This approach helps clients streamline their operations while maintaining affordability.

Exoplex

Series A in 2000
Exoplex, a developer of Internet publishing and e-commerce applications.
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