Arts Alliance is a venture capital organisation supporting a growing network of entrepreneurs. The company was founded by Thomas Hoegh in 1996 and advised on more than 40 investments in the US and Europe. Arts Alliance focuses on companies that use technology to deliver new or enhanced services to consumers and professional.
Nordic Venture Partners is a venture capital firm with a portfolio of investments in the Information and Communications Technology sector. Their objective is to identify and develop unique young companies focusing in the following areas: enterprise software and hardware, communications software and hardware.
Formed in 2000, LongAcre Partners is an independent management-owned corporate finance advisory house focusing on the European mid-market media sector, including leisure, entertainment and on-line.
Bullion International Limited has the exclusive licence for the English FA Premier League mobile and wireless rights for the 2004/05, 2005/06 and 2006/07 seasons. This licence is valid for territories as diverse as China, Denmark, Finland, Faroe Islands, Holland, Iceland and Norway.
Ari Honka and Tony Pearce set up Player X in early 2004 and this was backed up by initial angel investment from Sean O'Brien, Chairman and founder of Telstar Entertainment.