Atlanta VC Firm Noro-Moseley Closes $180M Fund
Staff Report From Metro Atlanta CEO
Wednesday, May 22nd, 2019
NMP Management Corporation (“NMP” or the “Firm”), an Atlanta-based early growth equity firm, completed fundraising for its latest fund, Noro-Moseley Partners VIII, L.P. (“NMP VIII”). NMP VIII closed oversubscribed at its hard cap of $180 million in capital commitments ($30 million over its target). NMP VIII investors include public and sovereign pension plans, leading health plans and health systems, foundations, endowments and family offices.
“We are excited to announce the final closing of our eighth fund. We are appreciative of the strong support from both our existing LPs and a number of new LPs,” said Allen Moseley, NMP’s Managing Partner. “We are proud of the strong team we have built at NMP and are committed to finding, investing in and growing exciting technology and healthcare businesses.”
Continuing the Firm’s successful strategy of the two prior funds (NMP VI and NMP VII), NMP VIII will focus on information technology and healthcare businesses with rapidly scaling revenue, a capital-efficient model and a clear pathway to profitability, in geographies throughout the United States (excluding the West Coast). NMP VIII will make equity investments of $8-$10 million, and target companies that typically have between $2-$10 million of recurring revenue and annual growth rates above 50%. NMP VIII made its first investments in 2019, investing in BehaveCare, Inc., a care delivery platform for high-cost individuals in a health insurance plan based in Providence, RI, and Revenue Analytics, an Atlanta-based provider of predictive analytics solutions for pricing and revenue management.
“With NMP VIII, our strategy remains focused on identifying, investing in and working with market leading, high growth companies,” added NMP’s General Partner, Alan Taetle. “We will continue serving founders and executive teams with our domain expertise, industry contacts and strategic relationships to enhance value and support growth companies’ needs.”