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Jul 7, 2021

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Cortado Ventures Monthly Update: June

Jun 18, 2021

Builders highlight, new investment in PatchRx, OKC tech++ event information, new state laws supporting VC, Susan Moring on “The Aspiring VC”, Cortado in Forbes, and more

Article: How Venture Capital’s New Crop Of Micro Funds Punch Above Their Weight

Jun 15, 2021

Cortado Ventures was recently highlighted in a Forbes article on micro funds

Podcast: Susan Morning on “The Aspiring VC”

May 21, 2021

Susan Morning was featured on “The Aspiring VC” series with MassVentures!

Cortado Ventures Monthly Update: May

May 18, 2021

Builder highlight, quarterly company updates, announcing Cortado interns, VC fund valuation, and more

Oklahoma Innovative Technology Alliance Highlights Harding

May 15, 2021

OITA created a short video to highlight Nathaniel Harding, Managing Partner

Article: March Forum Examines Entrepreneurship And Its Growth In OKC

May 12, 2021

Nathaniel Harding joins a panel for the Greater OKC Chamber to discuss entrepreneurship

Blog: Venture Capital is the New Oil and Gas in Oklahoma

May 12, 2021

In the home of the Land Run, venture capital is becoming where wildcatters seek outsized returns

Cortado Ventures Monthly Update: April

Apr 19, 2021

Builders highlight, new investment in Recuro Health, Tom Leydorf added as advisor, video release, Cortado in Forbes & TechCrunch and more

Article: Oklahoma: Trust is our currency.

Apr 16, 2021

Partner David Woods wrote an article for the OKC Friday paper on how Oklahoma’s culture is perfect for entrepreneurs and investors

Cortado Brand Video Announcement

Apr 6, 2021

We are excited to announce our new brand video

Forbes: Oversubscribed

Apr 5, 2021

At Oklahoma City-based Cortado Ventures, Nathaniel Harding knows that people might not expect the Sooner State to have a budding venture scene.

Article: Cortado Looks to Seed Oklahoma Startups

Apr 1, 2021

Cortado Ventures joins a local roster of VC and PE firms, including Atento Capital, Oklahoma Life Sciences Fund and Acorn, as the region’s capital ecosystem looks to diversify the local economy beyond oil and gas.