James Ramey

Managing Director atMiddleland CapitalDistrict of Columbia

James Ramey joined Middleland Capital in 2016 and co-founded VTC Ventures. He manages portfolios and evaluates investments, holding board seats in several companies.

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Writes checks ofNot reported
Comes in atSeed, Series ALead preference not reported
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Career

  1. Knudsen Berkheimer, Richardson & Endacott, LLP · associate attorney
  2. Invest Nebraska · senior associate
  3. Tyton Partners · Vice President
  4. Middleland Capital · Managing Director
    Now

Companies founded

VTC Ventures

Investments named in public bios

Farmer FocusGrowersEarth OpticsPlanetIQSwarm

Focus

portfolio managementinvestment opportunitieseducationed-techventure capital

Education

University of Nebraska College of Law, Juris Doctorate

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Who is James Ramey?

James Ramey joined Middleland Capital in 2016 and co-founded VTC Ventures. He manages portfolios and evaluates investments, holding board seats in several companies.

How much does James Ramey invest?

Middleland Capital has not reported a check size. It invests at seed, series a.

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What did James Ramey do before Middleland Capital?

associate attorney at Knudsen Berkheimer, Richardson & Endacott, LLP; senior associate at Invest Nebraska; Vice President at Tyton Partners.

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