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Michael Sweeney, Clive Brown

Jul 18, 2003
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Michael Sweeney has become a general partner of venture capital firm InterWest Partners of Menlo Park, Calif. In his new position, he will help the company identify investment opportunities in the life sciences. Sweeney joined InterWest in 1998 as an entrepreneur in residence and went on to become a venture partner in 2001. Among a host of other companies, he represents InterWest’s portfolio com-pany Fluidigm.

 

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