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NSVFNewSchools Venture Fund (San Francisco, CA)
NSVFNorsk Spielmeyer-Vogt Forening (Norwegian: Norwegian Spielmeyer-Vogt Association)
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He has also been a partner in the NewSchools Venture Fund and co-founded LearnNow, a school management company that later was acquired by Edison Schools.
Hopes for the i3 fund and OII: a conversation with OII's new ... by The Education Innovator
[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] A nonprofit organization that partners with Chicago Public Schools, AUSL was founded in 2001 by venture capitalist Martin Koldyke and has received support in part from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation, NewSchools Venture Fund, Boeing, Motorola, and other Chicago corporations and donors.
Turning around schools in need: a new president and secretary of ... by Rivero, Victor / District Administration
At NewSchools Venture Fund, we believe there is a third option: both/and.
The third way by Peterson, Julie; Meranus, Jordan / Education Next
 
 
 
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