Next Coast Legacy is a venture capital firm. The one team member on file is in Austin, Texas, United States. The known portfolio is one company, GRCS Trust.
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Who to pitch at Next Coast Legacy
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- GRCS Trust
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About Next Coast Legacy
The firm's listed stages are Seed and Series A.
Anthony Walker (Co-Head and Partner) is listed as the contact to pitch at Next Coast Legacy.
Next Coast Legacy shares portfolio companies with 5 other investment firms, among them TD Bank, M2O and Peterson Partners.
Frequently asked questions
What is Next Coast Legacy?
Next Coast Legacy is a venture capital firm whose one person on file is in Austin, Texas, United States, with a known portfolio of one company. The portfolio comes from public investment records rather than from the firm, so deals that never surfaced publicly are not in it.
What stage does Next Coast Legacy invest at?
Next Coast Legacy is listed for Seed and Series A rounds in the database. Check that against your own round before reaching out: stage mismatch is the most common reason a well matched sector still goes nowhere.
Who should I pitch at Next Coast Legacy?
One person at Next Coast Legacy is on file, listed as a contact for the firm, with their own profile page.
How do I contact Next Coast Legacy?
Any email address on file for the firm is masked on this page and readable inside RaiseHunt after you create an account. The one person attached to the firm has their own page, which shows whether an address is on file for them.
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