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Investor profile

Ken MacWilliams

Angel, Operator angel

An angel investor and operator angel based in San Francisco, California, United States, Ken MacWilliams has 2 known investments: Kateeva and Novellus Systems.

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Investment focus

Sector
Hardware
Focus
Rapid PrototypingSemiconductor Manufacturing EquipmentSemiconductorsSensors

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Ken MacWilliams portfolio companies (2)

  • Kateeva
  • Novellus Systems

Investor Profile

The known portfolio sits in sector Hardware, and focus areas Rapid Prototyping, Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment, Semiconductors and Sensors.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Ken MacWilliams?

Ken MacWilliams is an angel investor and operator angel based in San Francisco, California, United States with 2 known investments on file, among them Kateeva and Novellus Systems. The sections above list the sectors attached to that record.

What does Ken MacWilliams invest in?

Listed sectors include Hardware; listed focus areas include Rapid Prototyping, Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment, Semiconductors and Sensors. Those tags come from the companies attached to this profile, so they read as a record of what has been backed rather than a stated preference for what comes next.

How do I contact Ken MacWilliams?

A LinkedIn page is on file for Ken MacWilliams. It is readable inside RaiseHunt after you create an account. The database holds no email address and no phone number for this profile.

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