Hatteras Venture Partners

Hatteras Venture Partners, established in 2000, is a North Carolina-based private equity and venture capital firm. It specializes in early-stage investments, focusing on life sciences and healthcare sectors, including biopharmaceuticals, medical devices, diagnostics, and healthcare IT. The firm primarily invests in companies located in research-driven regions of North Carolina and the Southeastern United States. Hatteras typically invests between $0.5 million and $4 million initially, with a total commitment of up to $20 million per company. With over $120 million under management across three funds, the firm aims to actively support its portfolio companies through its experienced team's operational expertise and strategic relationships in the healthcare industry.

Mike Dial

General Partner

Lauren Pierce Flickinger

Principal

Robert Ingram

General Partner

Robert Morff

Venture Partner

Douglas Reed

General Partner

Don Rose

Venture Partner

Ben Scruggs

Principal

Kseniya Simpson

Associate

Jeff Terrell

General Partner

Holden Thorp

Venture Partner

Clay B. Thorp

Co-Founder and General Partner

Mark Velleca

Venture Partner

Past deals in Minnesota

HistoSonics

Series D in 2024
HistoSonics, Inc. is a medical technology company based in Plymouth, Minnesota, specializing in non-invasive tumor ablation systems. The company has developed the Edison Platform, which employs advanced imaging and proprietary sensing technology to deliver precise sonic beam therapy. This innovative platform utilizes histotripsy and focused sound energy to liquefy and destroy targeted tissues at the sub-cellular level, enabling personalized treatments. HistoSonics' technology allows physicians to monitor the treatment in real time, offering a safe alternative to traditional interventional and surgical methods, minimizing undesirable side effects often associated with these approaches. Incorporated in 2009, HistoSonics aims to enhance treatment outcomes through its pioneering non-invasive solutions.

CVRx

Venture Round in 2020
CVRx, Inc. is a medical device company based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, that specializes in implantable technology for treating high blood pressure and heart failure. The company develops Barostim, a proprietary neuromodulation therapy that activates the body's natural reflexes to regulate blood pressure and address the progression of heart failure. This therapy is delivered through a long-lasting implant system that is tailored to meet individual patient needs. CVRx also manufactures the Rheos implantable pulse generator and associated components, which facilitate the delivery of activation energy to the carotid arteries. Founded in 2000, CVRx primarily serves patients and healthcare professionals in the United States and several European countries, focusing on minimally invasive solutions for cardiovascular diseases.

HistoSonics

Series B in 2017
HistoSonics, Inc. is a medical technology company based in Plymouth, Minnesota, specializing in non-invasive tumor ablation systems. The company has developed the Edison Platform, which employs advanced imaging and proprietary sensing technology to deliver precise sonic beam therapy. This innovative platform utilizes histotripsy and focused sound energy to liquefy and destroy targeted tissues at the sub-cellular level, enabling personalized treatments. HistoSonics' technology allows physicians to monitor the treatment in real time, offering a safe alternative to traditional interventional and surgical methods, minimizing undesirable side effects often associated with these approaches. Incorporated in 2009, HistoSonics aims to enhance treatment outcomes through its pioneering non-invasive solutions.

HistoSonics

Series A in 2010
HistoSonics, Inc. is a medical technology company based in Plymouth, Minnesota, specializing in non-invasive tumor ablation systems. The company has developed the Edison Platform, which employs advanced imaging and proprietary sensing technology to deliver precise sonic beam therapy. This innovative platform utilizes histotripsy and focused sound energy to liquefy and destroy targeted tissues at the sub-cellular level, enabling personalized treatments. HistoSonics' technology allows physicians to monitor the treatment in real time, offering a safe alternative to traditional interventional and surgical methods, minimizing undesirable side effects often associated with these approaches. Incorporated in 2009, HistoSonics aims to enhance treatment outcomes through its pioneering non-invasive solutions.
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