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Founded in 2013, SixThirty is a go-to-market venture capital firm that provides funding and strategic support to early-stage enterprise technology startups. The firm's name is derived from the 630-foot height of the Gateway Arch in its home city of St. Louis. SixThirty's mission is to collaborate with passionate founders who are building innovative solutions in the FinTech, InsurTech, and Cybersecurity sectors. In addition to capital, the firm provides its portfolio companies with mentorship, networking, and business development opportunities through its extensive network of financial services institutions and corporate partners.

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SixThirty

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British Virgin Islands

2017

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