Webinar
Venture Investing in the Heartland: How the Midwest is Going from Rust Belt to Tech Belt
Join us for an exclusive webinar on “Venture Investing in the Heartland,” where Alumni Ventures Seed Fund Managing Partner Ron Levin and special guests will delve into the opportunities and challenges of investing in the heartland of America’s entrepreneurial landscape.

Discover the potential for high returns by investing outside of the traditional tech hubs and learn how to identify promising startups. Gain insights from seasoned investors who have successfully navigated these territories and explore the untapped potential of heartland investing. Don’t miss this chance to connect with industry leaders, broaden your investment horizons, and diversify your portfolio beyond conventional tech-centric ventures. Register now to secure your spot and unlock the potential of Heartland investing.
- HomeExplore untapped investment opportunities in markets beyond the traditional tech hubs.
- HomeLearn from experienced venture capitalists and industry insiders who have successfully invested in the heartland.
- HomeDiversify your investment portfolio and capitalize on the potential for high returns in non-traditional startup ecosystems.
About Alumni Ventures
* You must be accredited to invest in venture capital. Important disclosure information can be found at avg-funds.com/disclosures.
About your presenter
Mike has been involved in almost every facet of venturing, from angel investing to venture capital, new business and product launches, and innovation consulting. He is the CEO of Alumni Ventures and launched AV’s first alumni fund, Green D Ventures, where he oversaw the portfolio as Managing Partner and is now Managing Partner Emeritus. Mike is a serial entrepreneur who has started multiple companies, including Kid Galaxy, Big Idea Group (partially owned by WPP), and RDM. He began his career at VC firm TA Associates. He holds an undergraduate degree in Engineering Science from Dartmouth and an MBA from Harvard Business School.
